Debt collector called trying to collect on a debt I had paid more than a month prior to the calls and letter. They began calling me before I had received their letter in the mail. I did not recognize the number and I was at work so I did not answer the call. They then called hourly for the next XXXX hours until I did answer. When I said " hello '', I heard the " ringing tone '' as though I was calling them or was being redirected. The lady who answered asked me to verify who I was. I said that, since she had called me, I would like to know who was calling me. She asked me again for verification. I asked her to identify herself. SHe mumbled her name quickly. I said " I 'm sorry, I did n't catch that. '' She again asked me to verify who I was. I again asked her to identify herself. She ended the call at that time. I blocked the number after that because it seemed shady. I later received their letter in the mail at which time I noticed that the number that had called me was for this collector. 

Additionally, the size and placement of the logo at the top of their letter makes it appear, at a glance, that the name of the company is " OHSI ''. This " OHSI '' is the largest and most noticeable thing on the letter. Although their actual name is listed many times throughout the document, the logo/placement could make it difficult for more vulnerable demographics ( elderly, etc. ) to search for and find this company online ( and consequently make it harder for them to identify who the company is in things such as the step of the CFPB 's process that asks users to identify the company ).