American Consumer Transparency GroupAt the American Consumer Transparency Group (ACTG), we’re dedicated to helping everyday Americans escape the trap of credit card debt. From hidden interest charges to aggressive collection tactics, lenders profit from your pain — but we fight back. Our mission is to uncover the hidden protections you already have and help you take advantage of legal options like debt settlement, consolidation, and interest-free relief.
American Consumer Transparency Group (consumertransparencygroup.com) has 92 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.1 out of 5.
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Katie C.
I can not believe Abram called my telephone eighteen (18) times in one day!!!!! To inform you all the messages came from different telephone numbers!! If you want to advise someone you don't call that many times unless you get paid for the amount of messages you leave them. This was very aggravating on November 24th, 2025. Calls started early am!
Pollyjuice Patty P.
This group has called my elderly father’s landline 8–10 times a day using spoofed numbers and the same prerecorded message from “Ava.” They ask you to “verify” card information, which is a clear scam tactic. We are on the Do Not Call Registry, but the calls continue nonstop. Do not answer, do not engage, and do not provide any personal or financial information. This company is not legitimate.
Lesli M.
I get daily voicemail from "Eva" of consumer transparency group, telling me to call her back but has yet to leave a number and the phone doesn't ring so she has the ability to just leave a message without caller ID showing, total scam.
Walt “Chico” Garrison I.
These people call me later tonight after seven and continue to give me information about my credit card information but when it comes to the time that they asked for my expiration date, and I refuse to give me time, they say they want to confirm that they have the right person but they have all my other information. This is Total scam. They are trying to get your credit card expiration date so that they can pull off some kind of scam. Do not give them any information report them right away.
Kevin R.
This appears to be a scam... They keep calling me... every day for almost a month now. I did a background search on them and here’s a summary of what I found: No business directories or reputable sources list that number as a company. Some search results mis-typed variants (e.g. (310) 208-3784) show up in connection with a pharmacy in Los Angeles, but that doesn’t match your number. Because it’s not clearly tied to a business, there’s a possibility it could be a spam, scam, or spoofed call.
John S.
Total scam - asking for the same guy every single time they call - which is NOT me. I've started answering the phone "Consumer Transparency Group this is (the name of the guy they ask for)" Funny how fast they hang up. Or I just berate them with insults. If they're gonna call and harass me, they get an earful. Believe me when I tell you, it's some pretty nasty shit.
Vgary
Repeated phone calls on a daily basis, I have lost count over the course of 2 weeks. They claim they work for the federal government and I qualify for a 0% interest rate due to my Experian report. You know.. the one that was leaked I don't even remember how many times.. Please do not fall for their scam! They will give you a lot of personal information that they bought off the dark web. Do not: Confirm or deny information Provide them with any new information Do: File an FTC complaint if your number is on the National Do Not Call Registry Seek out help to keep your data/credit safe. Your bank may be able to help
Valerie
Whoever these. people are, they have called me 9. times this week I have asked to be taken off the call list and it never happens. Total scam, they argue about everything you say.
