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Complaint Review: Alyon Technologies Aka Merchants Credit Guide - Chicago Illinois
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Alyon Technologies Aka Merchants Credit Guide
223 W. Jackson Blvd, Suite 900 Chicago, 60606 Illinois, U.S.A.
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888-249-4134
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Alyon Technologies Aka Merchants Credit Guide harassing "debt collection" on bogus debts Chicago Illinois
This is just an update on this firm, which I understand in operating under several aka's....they have an excellent screen-prompt reply script, and are very belligerent when pushed off topic - the phone people must be under a tight clock and constant audio surveilance...
background noise indicates that this is a large phone room....the name "Ken Hughes" is used as the teaser, but he is never available....
Their phone message states that they are not a sales call, but does not state any company name or reason for your call back.
In all probablitlity they are buying ancient debt lists (the account they are trying to colect on from me has been closed and off the record for 7 years) and trying to collect on them.
They insist that all formal communication be in writing, but will continue to inundate you with autodialer messages during that time.
Any activity directed at you should be immediately reported to the FTC via their online complaint site. Only an huge public response via the web will get any action, if that will at all.
Kendrick
Metairie, Louisiana
U.S.A.
background noise indicates that this is a large phone room....the name "Ken Hughes" is used as the teaser, but he is never available....
Their phone message states that they are not a sales call, but does not state any company name or reason for your call back.
In all probablitlity they are buying ancient debt lists (the account they are trying to colect on from me has been closed and off the record for 7 years) and trying to collect on them.
They insist that all formal communication be in writing, but will continue to inundate you with autodialer messages during that time.
Any activity directed at you should be immediately reported to the FTC via their online complaint site. Only an huge public response via the web will get any action, if that will at all.
Kendrick
Metairie, Louisiana
U.S.A.
