219-937-7665

I believe the gentlemen found out that he was erroneous and discovered the licensing and has thus stopped pretending that our company is not properly licensed. If you have any questions or concerns you may contact me directly. You would know the # obviously.

None of that happened. But if you receive any calls I can remove your phone number and account. There's clearly no reason to continue calling someone who disputes owing a bill.

That's a good strategy to follow of course but if a person does not legitimately owe a bill then we don't want to call them anyway. When an agency calls you we are trying to collect a debt that is presumed to be valid and owed. We have had to terminate relationships with clients who do send us bogus debts or debts that have no contract or agreement. In the rare case where a contract isn't in place we tend to just cancel it and close the account.

It might surprise you to know that there is a segment of our population in America who do not scam people. Of course in order for an agency to be retained to begin with the company doing the agreement with them must feel like they were, in fact, scammed by someone looking for free services.

This person is correct.

The existence of a "proper license" is public information.
So why haven't you provided the license number ?
The real physical address of this business?
Instead, you expect people to call you for that information?

Why are you replying to a 5-year old post? Donna is HIGHLY unlikely to ever see your message.

...it only took you shills 19 MONTHS to come up with that lame excuse?  This site must really be cutting into your scammy profits, huh?  Good!

Well, you're doing a little better; that post was only a year old.
What's the name and address of this company you work for, "trying to collect a debt that is presumed to be valid and owed"?

And then there's the segment of the population who revels in trying to scam people, such as debt collectors trying to collect on unvalidated debt.

Why should we call you for information you can post here, as requested?

Looks like Wolfmanjack has given us all the info we need to use you into oblivion

"CallerID shows R.R.S, Inc. They are trying to collect on a debt from a doctor. I was seen by him SEVEN years ago, and it was paid under WORKMANS COMPENSATION. Additionally, I filed for bankruptcy in 2008.

I have told these people this, and they don't care. I have given them my WC attorney's number and my BK lawyer's numbers. They say that they don't respect either my WC or my BK, and they will call me and call me and call me until I pay.

I have spoken with both of my attorneys, and all they can tell me is to ignore the call. Any suggestions?"

DIDN'T you understand?  It DID happen!

You are either gullible regarding zombie debt / scam collections or a flat out shill.
Said "agreements" happen fraudulently by scam collectors who purchase a database (stolen or otherwise) of customers sensitive information for cents on the dollar. The purchaser then proceeds to set up shop to scam folks out of money they never borrowed / been released from / statute of limitations have expired, also known as ZOMBIE DEBT. This doesn't even include the threats these scambags illegally spew with hopes of scaring victims into paying.

Because I was asked to pull up the thread. I didn't know whether there was a notification process for comments.

Zombie debt, even though it is out of statute, is still a debt created by someone who did not pay the bill. When a company hired me to collect on zombie debt a few years ago we returned the accounts because to me it seems a bit unsavory to go after those types of bill and a fiscal waste of my time. But that doesn't mean that the people didn't create the debt and then not pay their debt. So while I understand how after a length of time you feel that calling it "zombie debt" makes it sound ominous, it's still money owed.

I see you are keeping to the first page and conspicuously staying away from the pages with advice for people being scammed by your company.  I notice you haven't mentioned the name of this "legit" company.  Why don't you give us the legal name and address so that we can see it you really are "legit"?

You were "asked" to pull up this thread?  By who?  For what purpose if you are not receiving calls from them, and it looks like you work there, then you must have been assigned damage control.