770-886-1128
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- Robert| 5 repliesRecieved numerous calls with messsages left with this return number. Message states something about a stolen Mercedes in the San Fernando Valley (Los Angeles) area. The name on the message is John Anderson.
- C replies to RobertI have also been getting those calls. They have called me at least 8 times a day for the past week. I have tried to google this number or get some additional information but have come up empty handed
- JT| 2 repliesThis guy is a Repo Man, he is clearly breaking the law, he can not say anything about a stolen car (the car is a loan and the loan is secured on credit and callateral). I spoke to him and he said that he was looking for a David Dixon, who stole his truck, mind you, I now own the house that David Dixon used to own. He also said that debtor owned $13k for the truck he stole, but he is recovering for a bank. John Anderson is a Repo agency and can not disclose 3rd party information. If anyone can prove on recording that this guy John Anderson is releasing 3rd party information, please contact me at trthomas@tjafg.com and I will located the debtors and assist them to file a class action lawsuite againt this guy for 3rd party disclosure, which is a violation of the FDCPA act. I used to own 3 debt collection agencies. lets shut this guy down.
- faithinhim2911 replies to JTThis man needs to be shut down. I am accumulating quite a file on him. He has harassed my mother-in-law (claims she was a co-signer on a loan - not true) and claimed that he was with a "Police Stolen Car Task Force", sent forged documents to my previous employer requesting info on me, threatened me and my children and husband...the list goes on and on. I wish I could find an attorney that would be willing to file a lawsuit against this guy and the company that employs him (Nice Cars/Navigator)...
- AlfalfaThe CMI Group
4200 International Parkway
Carrollton, TX 75007
Main: 1-800-377-7713
Collections: 1-800-377-7789
Fax: 1-800-377-7715
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https://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-800-377-7789- Caller: CMI Group
- Call type: Debt collector
- Jessica replies to Robert| 3 repliesThis is John Edens out of Suwanee Georgia. I have filed a lawsuit against him and won. he owes me in upwards of 60,000 dollars. he is an unlicensed private investigator. What he has been doing is against numerous FDCPA laws. If you are being harassed find a good FDCPA attorney. Email me if you have questions
Jessica.hartung@hotmail.com - John Edens replies to Jessica| 2 repliesah yes Miss Har"ton" I know your claim to fame. Wendy's named the "biggee" size after you . First of all let me congratulate on your piece of psper that says I owe you $5,000,000. Might as well be five million Jessica. I got one word for you there Jumbo Jess "uncollectible" Ask your baptist lawyer how he plans on collecting it. He didnt even know my name until I told him. Just remember Jessica the fat lady hasnt sang yet or wait is that you I hear? If i give you this money will you take some singing lessons and posibly get yourself a treadmill? Let me tell you how I found you. the state of California has made all weigh station records public information. So I had you pegged pretty easy. What was it you told me? "Im gonna make my 6 past due payments when i get my Jenny Craig refund." Did your boyfriend get over his fear of heights? I remember you shattered his pelvis and made sawdust of his privates. There are two key questions your lawyer didnt ask. They should of been How much of a deductble does you lien holder allow? The word lien has never applied to you and second when you needed more than a 500 pound deductible.I gave you a 1000 pound deductible and you still got a ticket at a weigh station. Also that moo on your voice mail is clasic.
- John Anderson replies to JTMr. Genius,
The FDCPA act does not apply to finance companies that are self funded.
if you wanna sell those 3 debt collection agencies tht you used to own before they went bk let me know. btw if you see David walking down the road tell him I said hello. He was over 400 days past due with no insurance. I guess he needed to be on the road and where did i find him? The Cobb county jail haD his truck impounded. Any other brilliant Ideas there? - S. V. ClarkThe Service Dept. at Courtesy Ford in Conyers left me a message from this number.
- Caller: Courtesy Ford, Conyers, Ga
- Call type: Event reminder
- angelica grant millerhey john its angel see that you have stirred the pot here anyways find me on fb or just email me at agrant1016@gmail.com. would love to catch up with you on a few things and see whats been going on with you....thanks.....BTW FOLKZ HE IS AN HONEST MAN JUST DOING HONEST WORK
- Caller: JOHN EDENS
- Brooke stumboJohn Edens was recently arrested this past summer in Atlanta along with his son. He is not a licensed investigator. He sits behind a desk at his house in Suwanee and tries to repo cars. He works for the finance company. Don't let him scare you, he is harmless and just wants to scare you. He's got enough legal problems of his own.
He is extremely ignorant and gets off on making threatening phone calls. Mr. Edens could go to jail for theft.- Caller: 770-886-1128
- Lord it's John Edens replies to John EdensJohn the only pig is you! You're a racist, miserable, negative creature who will make this earth a better place when you're GONE!
- Walter White replies to John EdensJohn is a deadbeat. He owes countless companies tens of thousands of dollars. He is also slanderous, libelous and an outright scum bag. He's the turd stuck to the bottom of your shoe. Seriously. Do a Google search on the dude. He's as shady and as reprehensible as they come. It would do no good to sue him as he'd not pay anyway. Scum like this needs to rot away in jail.
- Espinoza| 2 repliesThis man pulled my mama credit report and posted it all over the internet. Hiding behind sock puppet e-mails.
He is on many Investigations groups and slanders people he feel threaten his pocket book. He ruined my name
by lies. But thank the Lord he is now in prison. He harassed a very special friend of mine. So now he is soul what he reaped.- Caller: 770-886-1128
- Call type: Debt collector
- Jen replies to EspinozaU say he'd in prison now well where at and how do u know because I can't find nothing bout that
- John Eden's Hell to Come replies to EspinozaWe will all be waiting fore you if you don't perish in prison. What goes around comes around and it's sad you even were a sperm donor. You are ugly and a sleaze of all sleazes...XXX text messages, breaking up families, threating wholesome families who owe nothing to the world. You are the devils boy and I'm sure your mama is proud. He is classless and a scam artist. He's the scum of the world and has gotten away with it for too long. His gambling scams are catching up. Threating people and thinking he can even hold a candle to the goodness in the world. He is a door mat and all should wipe there feet on him. Any one that claims him as friends or family is equally a door mat. John Letcher Edens (Anderson) You are a racketeer, off shore gamblier, evil individual and there is a nice warm place in hell waiting for you.
See this Channel 2 Action News investigation with former GA Senator Majority Leader - William "Chip" Rogers from Woodstock, GA and John Edens who helped Rogers default on a $2.x million dollar loan....who held that note ...the bank and ultimately YOU the tax payers. They also shared office space....REALLY????
ATLANTA —
A Channel 2 Action News investigation has uncovered new details about Georgia Senate Majority Leader Chip Rogers' job before politics: selling information on which gamblers could bet.
"My friends, if you want to win and you want to win big, I've got information about all of my lineups for today," Rogers said on a television show in 2000.
When the videos first surfaced last Friday, Rogers told investigative reporter Jodie Fleischer he was not a sports handicapper and did not make his own picks.
"No, the company who hired me gave me a script and I would read from the script or use the script as the basic outline of what I'm supposed to say," said Rogers, adding, "I was hired to play a part on a TV show."
The show's announcer in a 1999 episode introduced Rogers saying, "Let's go to our next panelist, Will Rogers, he's been a handicapper for decades."
On the show Rogers said, "My friends, Will Rogers with you and what a weekend we have in store for everybody. Myself and my staff have analyzed all 57 games on this week's schedule."
Rogers said he would routinely fly to Las Vegas to record the television shows, and announce the predicted winners for each game, a practice gamblers commonly use to determine teams on which to bet.
"It's no different than what you see right now today on all sorts of NFL pregame shows, where people sit around and talk about who's going to win the game and by how much are they going to win," Rogers said.
But the videos show Rogers, whose moniker was 'Will the Winner,' announcing his picks as a 900-number flashed on the screen, urging viewers to call and buy additional picks.
In one introduction the announcer said, "He is just off his best NFL season ever and he is going to start off red hot this weekend for all of you callers."
The show even guaranteed 80 percent of the picks would win, or the caller would get free picks next time. Senator Rogers said he wasn't promoting gambling, even though at least one offshore casino sponsored the show.
"Handicapping and gambling are two totally different things," Rogers said.
Fleischer asked, "Why would somebody go and spend money on those picks if not to gamble with it?"
Rogers replied, "If that's what they decided to do, that's their choice." He added, "It's not my role to determine what people use the information for. I was simply there to read a script, what they did with the information had nothing to do with me."
Rogers said his contract was with a Birmingham company called OTM Sports. It's owner, Mike Lorino, spoke about the betting world a few years back, with expertise on local bookies and offshore websites.
When Fleischer called Lorino to ask about the work Rogers did for him, he didn't answer or return messages.
The next day, Rogers sent a statement on Lorino's behalf. It read, "Any agreement our company had with Rogers Broadcasting for television and voice-over duties was satisfactorily completed and came to an end many years ago."
Rogerssaid OTM created his "Will 'the winner' Rogers" persona, which is listed on the NCAA website as a sports handicapper as recently as 2005. That site reminded staff they "shall not knowingly provide information to individuals involved in organized gambling activities."
Rogers claimed he is not the same 'Will Rogers, sports handicapper' who authored an online article about sports gambling, which says in part, "for my money, Oasis Sportsbook is the place to call."
The television show Rogers was on was coincidentally sponsored by the same casino, Oasis Sportsbook.
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"I have no idea who the sponsors were," Rogers told Fleischer.
One of the 900 lines on the show listed an address on Peachtree Industrial Boulevard, which matched a business called Sports Promotion, Inc., run by renowned handicapper, John Edens.
"You knew his name was Johnny DeMarco as a handicapper?" Fleischer asked Rogers.
He replied, "Yeah I've known him since I was 18 years old."
In 1992, Edens settled a civil racketeering case with AT&T, stemming from his unpaid phone bills under fake names.
In court records, he said, "Chip Rogers works for me on a part-time basis, William Rogers." A fellow employee said in a separate deposition, "I think he [Rogers] does a 900 line for the Atlanta Assassin," and that he "picks games and predictions of who is going to win."
At the time Chip Rogers was not a senator, but a recent college graduate. So Edens and his employee would have had no reason to embellish the job Rogers had. Yet both contradicted statements Rogers made to Channel 2.
A Rogers spokesman said both depositions are incorrect, that Rogers never worked for Edens or a 900 line, never made picks himself, and never used the name "Atlanta Assassin."
The Rogers-Edens connection resurfaced last year, with the transfer of a rundown motel and its debt in Gordon County.
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"You essentially gave him (Edens) the motel?" Fleischer asked Rogers.
"No, I wouldn't say that, we had a contract drawn up by an attorney," Rogers replied.
Rogers said he was just helping his longtime friend by allowing him to move into the Oglethorpe Inn and manage it. The motel has since been gutted and is facing foreclosure.
"I sold my interest to him, for a future payment at a later date," said Rogers.
Fleischer asked how much Edens paid.
"I cannot discuss any private contractual agreements," answered Rogers.
Edens had previously filed bankruptcy and last year pleaded guilty to forgery in Forsyth County. He was also arrested for theft in Fulton County, but prosecutors later dropped those charges.
"Seeing the holes in that story kind of raised some questions with me, and I saw this big gap with John Edens, the guy who the hotel was sold to and just questions raised in my mind, this is such a bad investment, why would Edens be willing to take this over?" said David Michaels, a recent Emory University graduate who spent two semesters digging into Rogers' past.
The investigative reporting student began his research for a class assignment after the financial deal involving Rogers' dilapidated motel garnered news coverage last year.
Michaels uncovered internet rumors that tied Rogers to the handicapping industry and set out to find another link to Edens. Months of interviews led him to the videos, and court records showing ties to handicapping.
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