<prompt> Human: I have a debt of about 3K that Ive been paying this collection company for during the last 4-6 months. Every time I miss a payment or the auto-withdraw bounces, they immediately call my employer and ask to speak w me. Ive never been rude but Ive told the individual a couple months back that they CANNOT call my place of work as I work in a call center and am not supposed to get personal calls. They call my phone during the day sometimes I cant answer but never leave a message.Whenever Ive spoke to them, they go through the recorded line speech. That being said, if after I verbally spoke to them on the phone and told them not to call my work number, this info should be retrievable via that recording, correct? If so, what, if any, law is this collector in violation of.Now, as I said, Ive been paying them what I can for several months, Ive missed a couple scheduled payments but always make arrangements to cover said payment. Im NOT trying to get out of the debt but I want to know if there is anything I can do outside of sending a certified letter. If I lose my job because of this dope Ive already had a talking to, which I explained to the collector, I certainly wont be able to pay them anything.  <response>: Send a limited CD. Tell them to cease and desist all phone calls as they are inconvenient and to contact you only by US mail. Use Certified mail or priority mail with tracking. Put the tracking number in the letter.If you get another call after the letter is received, get a consumer lawyer 