A service provided by Coleman PLLC
If your caller ID shows 877-613-7414, the call is reported to come from T-Mobile’s debt-collection operation — usually an automated or prerecorded “robocall” message that repeats day after day.
The problem: these calls often reach the wrong person. If the T-Mobile account isn’t yours — you never had T-Mobile, the debt belongs to someone else, or your number used to belong to a different customer — the calls may be breaking the law.
If you never opened a T-Mobile account, you don’t owe the debt, or the calls are meant for whoever had your number before you, T-Mobile and its collectors may be violating federal law every time they call.
Under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) and the federal debt-collection laws, using a recorded message or auto-dialer to call the wrong person can entitle you to $500 to $1,500 per call — and with how often these robocalls hit, that adds up fast.
Best of all, it costs you nothing: no upfront cost and no fees. We collect only from the company behind the calls.
Reporting takes a minute: fill out the form above with the details of the calls from 877-613-7414 — when they call, what the message says, and whether the account is even yours.
From there, our team takes over. As a consumer-protection law firm, we track down who’s really behind the calls, work to shut them down, and pursue the money you may be owed — at no out-of-pocket cost to you. See also: how to stop unwanted calls.