Harrassing phone calls from equipment recovery services when I have no equipment

I cancelled my services with Comcast and returned all equipment. I have a reciept for the returned equipment and Comcast owes me a credit of more than $100. Yet, every day, several times a day, including saturday and sunda I get a phone call from "Equipment Recovery Services on behalf of Comcast" telling me i must return my equipment or be charged, then directs me to a website to get help. I went to the website and Equipment Recovery Services shows that all equipment has been returned. I called Comcast to tell them to please stop this company whom they have hired from harrassing me, again confirming there is no equipment. Comcast told me to register for the do not call list. I am already on the do not call list. This issue is one caused by Comcast by hiring a contractor and not keeping them informed, it is NOT an issue with do not call. If I get another call I will be contacting local authorities and seeking charges for phone harrassmennt. What is with you comcast?

Hello bpenyak,
As you mentioned, Equipment Recovery Services is a vendor group that's hired by Comcast. The equipment could be returned to either them or Comcast. I can confirm that there is no more outstanding equipment. Since you returned it to us, we then send Equipment Recovery a report that all equipment has been returned and to no longer call you. What we cannot control is how fast those calls stop. It is up to them to close your file and stop the calls. Only thing we have control of is sending them a report that everything is recovered and to stop calling you.

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