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Is this a scam? They won't stop calling. What do I do? Thank you for taking time to read/respond to this. So, here's the story as it stands today: Around the beginning of the year a young door to door salesman came calling, selling coupons for the nearby auto shop (which is awesome and has been great. I haven't mentioned this problem to them). Basically, you pay $75 and then get several routine procedures done for free or at a discount. I wasn't sure whether we should do it, being fairly poor at the time, but on the other hand, we have an old 97 Corrolla that has been running fine and needs to stay that way for a while longer. These things, like oil changes, transmission fluid changes and other routine maintenance, would already be necessary and this coupon might save us money. But we don't have enough to buy it right now so at first we thank him and are about to decline. Then, the guy says that if we buy today he can take off $15, which is his commission and that he really just wants to get a lot sold so he gets the prize his boss is offering. And, he could make sure they "hold" the charge on the credit card so it doesn't go through until we get paid. So it would be $60 for things we need done anyway. My husband finally agrees and gives him his card information with a date that we can be charged. A few weeks later he tells me that no charge ever went through, and we think it's odd, but we were sort of ambivalent even after he left, so we decide to ignore it and not worry about it anymore. But here's where it gets weird: I had written down my phone number and then I start getting these calls from this company SBH, saying they're looking for my husband because of some failure to pay, and he owes $90. The callers sound like bill collectors, but they're very rude and don't really want to answer my questions. They say it's from this advertising company, Bowman (which is the name at the top of the receipt I have for the charge). I demanded a mailed invoice since