469-208-4703

Country: USA
469 area code: Texas (Carrollton, Dallas, Grand Prairie)
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  • -11
    Tiffany S.
    | 5 replies
    Admin Edit: "It's a SUSPECT message!"
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    I was called by this Firm they really helped me out with a serious situation i had forgot about  they explained to me and my husband what to do to avoid the problem i was facing  i complyed and did as advised by this Firm and they hepled me clear up my name ,,,,  i really am GLAD they called me thank GOD there are people in this world wanting to help peoople out ,,,,
    • Caller: Firm
  • +10
    Shill Alert replies to Tiffany S.
    If "they" are so great post "their" legal name and address. You must know it since you're obviously part of the scam. Go ahead, we won't show it to law enforcement LOL!
  • +7
    DeletedMedia replies to Tiffany S.
    Another preemptive shill for the oncoming onslaught of illegal calls about to happen, I suppose.
  • +10
    Tamianth replies to Tiffany S.
    And which God would that be?  Hera? Zeus? Aphrodite?  Or maybe Shava,  Ho'nig,  Buddha, Mike Tyson  or just the almighty dollar?

    I'm guessing its the last.. the almighty dollar that can be scammed with extortion..
  • -13
    Christopher
    | 5 replies
    Admin Edit: "It's a SUSPECT message!"
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       these three people who lied on there bloggs must be hiding something   cause this firm really helps people out Mr. Tillman was very helpful and was willing to get me thru my problem i did my home work and relized this FIRM  was NOT a scam everything they told me was the Truth.... i did what i had to do that they told me to do and that fixed my problem.....      SO for the   3 negitive people dont miss lead people when you are hiding faults  
                 Thanks .....
    • Caller: The Truth
  • +11
    yef replies to Christopher
    So far there are only TWO liars on this "blogg", as you put it... Tiffany S, and you.

    Try to learn how to write in the language of the people you are trying to scam before posting here again.
  • +8
    Willow replies to Christopher
    May I suggest you take your own advice? You are far more transparent than you think .
  • +9
    DeletedMedia replies to Christopher
    Boiler-room blow up today? I don’t see anyone hiding anything except you shills.
    So, do tell,
    what are We Consumers hiding.
  • +4
    FIGHTING BACK! replies to Tiffany S.
    Please provide the name of this "firm" that was ever so helpful to you, especially since the phone number you've given has no link to a business.:
    Name of company
    Physical address of company
    Local telephone number of company
    Type of company
    BBB rating link for company
    Company website

    You see, you know NOTHING about this company, and I'm sure you're going to say you gave them money, simply because they called and said you owed them.  WRONG MOVE. -- Just as coming on here pretending was a WRONG MOVE!




    "i really am GLAD they called me thank GOD there are people in this world wanting to help peoople out ,," -- Things such as this have a way of coming back on you tenfold.
  • +5
    Turnipman
    | 5 replies
    Notice the pattern.

    Both shills referring to the unnamed company as "this Firm." Who does that? People normally say "this company." Obviously both posts are by the same person. The odd usage is as good as a fingerprint.

    Hmmm,
    It's also possible that the scam which is about to flush out is being run by a law firm.

    I'm going to take a guess that it's going to be another example of the "attorney model" version of the ol' Credit Card Rate Reduction scam.
  • +6
    FIGHTING BACK! replies to Christopher
    " i did my home work" -- and, yet, you don't bother to share it and give your STORY plausibility.

    "...everything they told me was the Truth..." -- Really? Let me get this correct.  A TOTAL STRANGER calls you on the phone, says you owe money, tells you he'll settle for half of what you "owe" IF you pay RIGHT NOW, TODAY or you're going to jail.
    You don't ask/demand a Debt Validation Letter from this STRANGER.  You just run and get your banking information or credit card and start rattling off the numbers to him.  He says "Thank you!"

    Right? -- Exactly WHAT homework did you do?
    You can't even name the name of the company/"FIRM."  Do you REALLY expect me, or anyone else, to believe ANY thing that you say?
    LAUGHING... not everyone is as gullible as you, SHILL!
  • +4
    FIGHTING BACK! replies to Turnipman
    | 4 replies
    Yes, [laughing], except it is "FIRM"...to give the suggestion of "importance, stature," etc.
    Extremely transparent!
  • +5
    Turnipman replies to FIGHTING BACK!
    | 3 replies
    Inconsistently referred to as "FIRM" "Firm" and "firm."
    I bite my tongue and avoid pointing out the obvious possible reference.
    Oh, maybe I just did.
  • +2
    indian detector replies to Turnipman
    companies are called "firms" in India.
  • +2
    ShillKill replies to Christopher
    >>>>.these three people who lied on there bloggs must be hiding something  
    What on earth are you trying to say --- between the spelling and grammar it is impossible to decipher

    >>>Mr. Tillman was very helpful and was willing to get me thru my problem i did my home work and relized this FIRM  was NOT a scam
    Did that mean he gave you a job staffing the phones in his third world boiler room?  Your homework clearly did not involve spelling, grammar, or persuasive argumentation

    >>>>> .... i did what i had to do that they told me to do and that fixed my problem.....      
    The regulars responded to your illiterate posts on fixed the problems of you trying to shill here

    >> SO for the   3 negitive people dont miss lead people when you are hiding faults  
    And what is that you illiterate shill?  That we don't like liars and cons?
  • +5
    Scam Alerted On
    I reeived call stating I owed money and that I would be arrested at my place of employment unless i paid them $1,047 immediately. The man would not identify himself or what company he worked for so I hung up. He then called my place of employment and shared that information with my co worker who transfered his call to human resources and she then informed my supervisor of the call. My coworker and supervisor was concerned about someone coming to my place of employment and arresting me. I called this number back and requested to speak to whomever had called and of course I got the same high trained professional he then says he never called anyones job (liar). I went to police station took the phone number and explained what happened. The clerk called twice, identified herself and where she was calling from (she was hung up on of course)and the officer called once and was hung up on. Wow what a waste of
    my time and how frustrating. Get a real job.
  • +3
    D. Hyatt replies to Tiffany S.
    This is not true!!!
  • +3
    Ms. GA
    | 1 reply
    I received a call today stating I owed $$$ and that warrants were being issued for my arrest, and that I had to pay with in the next 2 hours or so, or it was going to to criminal division. They informed me that I must pay the debt to the State of GA for financial restitution. I went on the State of Georgia's website, and checked 'restitution', nowhere did it indicate I could pay at a Walmart to have avoid incarceration.  I have no idea what is going on.  

    I am glad I call 203-653-2250 Lemberg & Associates Fair Debt Collection-  The guy who assisted me actually called 'The Company' and he said it sounds like a complete scam.

    When I called 203-653-2250, I was told to call 'the company' (no name available) back, and ask them to send to me on company letter head, an original letter stating who they are and what they are owed, by whom with all information, and disclosures of implementation of charges I would be facing, via U.S. Postal Service mail. At 'The Compnay' during my initial call I was hung up on, the man said I was being rude, when I was not! I never raised my voice, I never used foul language and I never got upset, I was baffled by the entire call, conversation, and alleged charges. When I called back, a female answered and said, 'processing' she transfered me to a person who answered, 'compliance'.  I was given all the information again, but never 'the company name' of the people actually calling me, just that 'they' represent Great Plains, and Bank of America.They were kind enough to tell me that once I went to Walmart and made the payment, while on the phone with them 'the company', they would send me "an email showing zero debt due, balance paid in full"....... SMDH, as if the receipt would not be sufficient for me.... LOL

    call and check 'the company' out for yourselves.  I can not speak for anyone and I can not advise any one on how to clear up any matters with this 'company'.  I can say I have not left to go to Walmart, and it is past the timeframe (2hours) I was given.

    Ms. GA
    • Call type: Debt collector
  • +4
    Homemaker replies to Ms. GA
    So you were told to make restiution to the State of Georgia  from some scammer supposedly in Texas?! The State of Georgia would come after you themselves. Debt is a CIVIL matter, not a CRIMINAL matter.I swear dirt is smarter than these scammers. Go to ftc.gov and learn your rights under the FDCPA.
  • +5
    NoFool
    This number is fraudulent. It is a scam.

    I received a call from this number today and a man told me that I was facing felony charges for "worthless checks" and that he would issue a "state wide warrant for my arrest".

    Let me first say that I am in Ohio and the call came from Texas.

    I recently filed and completed a personal bankruptcy and the company he mentioned as the place I owed money to originally was one of the creditors discharged. He stated my full name, social security number and last four digits of an old bank account number. When I asked who he represented he became quite belligerent and told me that his name was Luitenant Schneider with the "financial crimes unit". He said I was facing 85 months in jail if I didn't cooperate.

    After some tense conversation I finally figured I would pretend like I was cooperating to get more information. I asked "What do you need from me?" He said I needed to pay restitution before 6:00 p.m. today. When I asked where I needed to do this he said I should go to one of many "restitution centers" throughout My city and pay there. He instructed me to go to Walmart. That's right. Walmart. He said the state of Ohio uses MoneyGram as a means for restitution payment for felony case. I knew immediately he was full of crap. The state doesn't use MoneyGram. He wanted me to call him once I was at Walmart at the MoneyGram station an he would give me the number to send it to and he would take down my home address to send me verification of payment by mail.  I politely told him I would need to call my wife and arrange to have the money available and that I would call him back.

    I didn't call him back. I called the police station. I spoke with a detective and told him everything "Luitenant Schneider" told me. Before I even finished he told me it was a scam. He said their department is getting over 300 reports like this every week. He thanked me for calling in and took down the number to flag it as fraudulent. When I told him the "Luitenant" had given me a badge number he just laughed a little bit and said "Give me give seconds and I can come up with a badge number too."

    Don't fall for it. They'll have all your info and want to scare you into paying money to them. What they're doing is a crime and should be reported to your local law enforcement.
    • Caller: Wouldn't say
    • Call type: Debt collector

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