Steve
Bradenton,#2Consumer Suggestion
Thu, January 19, 2006
These people are scavenger debt buyers, and there is a good chance the account in question is not even yours. They probably did not have SS# or DOB info on this account, so they sent a letter to everyone with your name. Do not talk to them on the phone. EVER. DEMAND that all communications be in writing. DO NOT give them any info re: your SS#, DOB, Employer, bank accts, etc.. NOTHING!!! Send them a request for validation of the debt and specify that it is not yours, and you want to see something you signed and an account history. Send this by certified mail, return reciept requested, and put the certified # on the letter and make a copy for your records. Specify in that letter that they are not to call you, and all communications must be in writing as stated above. Go to the FTC website and read and print the FDCPA. Good luck!
Karen
Norwalk,#3Consumer Suggestion
Wed, January 18, 2006
I HAVE ALSO HAD A PROBLEM WITH THIS COMPANY TRYING TO DO THE SAME THING,COLLECT ON A BANKRUPTCY ACCOUNT.I FILLED BANKRUPTCY 21 YEARS AGO , AND THE COMPANY IS TRYING TO COLLECT ON THAT VERY ACCOUNT, FRAUD!!!!!! SERCHED AROUND AND HAVE FOUND THA THIS COMPANY IS VERY BOUGAS AND A MAJOR DEBT COLLECTOR COMPANY. I CONTACTED THE CHICAGOTRIBUNE ON MONDAY JANUARY 16 '2006 AND SPOKE WITH A REPORTER. YOU SHOULDCALL A REPORTER AND TELL SOMEONE ABOUT THIS MAJOR FRAUD.... THIS FRAUD ON A MAJOR LEVEL.......