Eric Beeders appeals from an adverse final judgment, entered after a bench trial, on his complaint against Gulf Coast Collection Bureau, Inc. (“Gulf Coast”), alleging violations of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, (FDCPA), Title 15 U.S.C. § 1692, and the Florida Consumer Collection Practices Act (FCCPA), Florida Statutes Chapter 559. The alleged violations related to separate telephone calls that Gulf Coast made to Beeders in an attempt *919to collect a debt. Each of the telephone calls utilized the identical or nearly identical voice mail message, the content of which is not a matter of factual dispute. The transcribed message stated as follows:
This message is intended for Eric H. Beeders. If you are not Eric H. Beeders please hang up or disconnect. If you are Eric H. Beeders please continue to listen to this message. By continuing to listen to this message you acknowledge that you are Eric H. Beeders. Please return this call to Roy Dillard from Gulf Coast Collection Bureau. Please call 877-827-4820 and ask for file number G31852.
On appeal, Beeders argues that this message failed to comply with the applicable consumer protection regulations because it did not adequately satisfy the disclosure requirement in that it did not identify the nature of the calling company’s business, the fact that the caller was a debt collector, and the fact that the call was being made with respect to collection of a debt.
We find no clear error in the district court’s determination that, taking this message as a whole, even an unsophisticated consumer would not be misled as to the purpose of this call, as the message identified the name of the caller, which includes the term “Collection Bureau,” and specifically referenced a personal file number. Accordingly, we find no reversible error in the district court’s conclusion that Gulf Coast satisfied the disclosure requirements of the FDCPA.1
AFFIRMED.