<prompt> Human: I have told him he cannot have my home address but to feel free to show up to my work to deliver them.This is not good enough. He calls at least 10 times per day, before 7:30 AM, both my cell and my work phones.He calls me AND the 3 other girls in the office liars when they say Im not in at work yet... um, hi, its 6:30 AM and not unreasonable for me not to be at work yet, yells, swindles, and generally kind of frightens me, though has not said anything physically threatening. He is definitely in harassment mode. I have told him several times that he is not allowed to call me, and that I consider this harassment.He claims I owe an old payday loan from 2009. I dont.Since he is not technically a debt collector and only a person trying to deliver court papers for your own good, what kind of options do I have?EDIT FOR MORE INFO: When I call the number he gives me to resolve the matter they say they are in California apparently called Consolidated and I will be served papers if I dont secure a payment by 3:30 today. They also say they are a mediaiton firm, not collections so the the processors can call and say whatever they want and they dont have to follow the rules of the FDCPA. They refuse to give me any proof that I owe the debt. They dont have to. I can tell it to the judge.I also had a fraudulent check written out of my bank account last week. Im nearly reduced to tears over this whole thing.Assistant: The person calling you on the phone has violated several sections of the FDCPA. Ask him for his name and address so you can continue your communication, and then sue him in small claims to get him to fuck off and for damages. Small claims in WA is cheap and both does not require and does not permit lawyers.Human: They say they are a mediaiton firm, not collections so the the processors can call and say whatever they want and they dont have to follow the rules of the FDCPA. They also refuse to give me any proof that I owe the debt. They dont have to. I can tell it to the judge  <response>: They say they are a mediaiton firm, not collections so the the processors can call and say whatever they want and they dont have to follow the rules of the FDCPA.Are they trying to collect money? Then they are subject to the FDCPA. They also refuse to give me any proof that I owe the debt. They dont have to.Yes they do. I can tell it to the judgeYou can get thousands of dollars in damages when you tell the judge about their illegal collection attempts. 