David
Culpeper,#2Author of original report
Mon, September 15, 2008
I did some research and ended up sending them a certified letter to the collector's address disputing and asking for verification of the dept. That was the end of that and if another dept collector tries to collect on this account again... I have the letter saved ready to go.
David
Culpeper,#3Author of original report
Mon, September 15, 2008
I did some research and ended up sending them a certified letter to the collector's address disputing and asking for verification of the dept. That was the end of that and if another dept collector tries to collect on this account again... I have the letter saved ready to go.
David
Culpeper,#4Author of original report
Mon, September 15, 2008
I did some research and ended up sending them a certified letter to the collector's address disputing and asking for verification of the dept. That was the end of that and if another dept collector tries to collect on this account again... I have the letter saved ready to go.
David
Culpeper,#5Author of original report
Mon, September 15, 2008
I did some research and ended up sending them a certified letter to the collector's address disputing and asking for verification of the dept. That was the end of that and if another dept collector tries to collect on this account again... I have the letter saved ready to go.
David
Culpeper,#6Author of original report
Fri, August 10, 2007
Well, after my initial report above I dug around on the net and wrote a letter to RPM disputing the charges. For those in this same boat do a Google search on disputing collections letters. I spent an evening reading letter examples and the laws about dept collection regulation. I probably could have sued RPM as the first contact by phone from them they fictitiously represented what they had to verify the dept. In any regards, after receipt of the dispute letter they had 30 days to produce some evidence and of course they couldn't and we haven't heard a peep from them since. So I am glad this is finally over... I hope. I guess the account could be sold to another debt collector and I am keeping the letter on file just in case. Good riddance to both MCI and RPM Collections.
Burgmama
Miamisburg,#7Consumer Suggestion
Thu, August 09, 2007
I've NEVER had service with MCI but I recieved the same collections calls for a bill they said i owed from July of 1999 for 4 days and racked up 187.00 worth of service. I told them that it was not my debt and that I would never pay it. My "account" was transfered to another collection agency Called Resurgent Capital Services, LP. 15 South Main Street Suite 600, Greenville, SC 29601 I wrote a letter stating that i never had MCI service and that if they could send me proof of the phone numbers that I called while on the MCI service that I would be happy to pay their claim. I included the Following sentence: "If MCI cannot produce the proof required then you can collect the $187.00 from Bernie Evers ex-MCI CEO, he should be easy to find, He's doing 25 years in prison for fraud." Two months later I recieved a letter stating that Based upon research conducted by the Customer Service Department, that the above account has been closed and a request has been sent to the three major credit agencies to delete this account. Good Luck