Ryan said
My sister listed me as a "reference" on a student loan application. She recently moved and they lost track of her so they called me. I provided the information I have and also gave her the message. The continue to call (apparently she hasn't followed through with them) and I asked them to stop. I told them I have done what I can and I want to be left alone. They call 2-3 times every week. What can I do to make them stop?

tadanohitonari said
Tell them to stop calling you or you will get your lawyer. You are not the one at fault, your sister is. So, if they don't stop. You can also give them your sister's phone number. If they don't stop, then call your lawyer. Tell your lawyer that you are being harass by your sister's creditors. It will also help if you tape your calls with these creditors, so you can have proof of harassment.

Eric said
1) Change you number.2) Call up your bum of a sister every time they call.3) Screen your calls...we have a GREAT invention called Caller ID these days.4) Tell them that they have the wrong number and then get VERY vulgar with them.

Jesse said
Just keep repeating the phone number you already gave them.Point out to them that since it's the same number that they got the last time they called, they have to stop calling.