I contacted The Bureaus to pay off a debt. The person that answered the phone did not tell me her name. She was extremely rude and disrespectful. She said she could not work with me under the circumstances and I asked for the fax number. She said I did n't need the fax number and argued with me when I insisted on having the fax number. Then, before her response was audible, she hung up on me. I called again, and spoke to someone that referred to herself as " XXXX ''. She was also very disrespectful after I told her what the how the other associate had treated me. I asked her for the fax number. She gave it to me and hung up on me. Then, I called back and asked to speak to a Supervisor. " XXXX '' answered again. She told me there was no Supervisor. I asked her how they ran a business without a Supervisor. She asked if she could help me. I asked, " Are you a Supervisor? '' She answered, No. I said, " Then you ca n't help me. I 'd like to speak to a Supervisor. '' She refused. She said that no one was available. I asked her when someone would be available. She asked why I had an attitude. I told her it was because she was refusing to let me speak to a Supervisor. She said, " I already told you no one was available. '' I said, " When will someone be available? '' She said, " Tomorrow morning, '' and then she hung up the phone. 

All I wanted was to pay my debt and they were completely unwilling to work with me. They were rude, disrespectful and they hung up on me a total of four times. They knew who was calling, because I put in my social security number, and the first time they answered, they asked if I was XXXX XXXX. I responded yes. So that tells me that the prompt to enter my social security number immediately told the person that answered the call my name. So, the 2nd and the 3rd time that I called and they hung up on me, that let 's me know that they knew who it was that had called. 

This experience was humiliating and upsetting. 
