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"We focus on employing highly qualified professionals.  As part of our effort toward constantly increasing client satisfaction, we continue to develop the skills of our employees through our ongoing training programs.  In this manner we keep our staff up to date on all laws, rules, and regulations regarding debt collection, and reemphasize the firm's philosophy of maintaining professionalism in all contacts with debtors.  Regular staff training and attorney supervision ensures compliance with all state and federal laws and regulations."                                                                                                                                                                 This is on the web site. They say that there firms philosophy is to maintain professionalism...... The are very rude and they did not even have the right #

These attorney's need money too.  So, they go to a website that shows people who have not paid some bills, or whatever.  They get a #, and then they try to collect the debt.  No they do not have to show you proof that you owe the debt. I went to court, and the judge dismissed the court reporters, and when I asked to see the information of the original contract with my signature on it and receipts from  the stores I allegedly purchase from, as was requested in my original written request filed the first 30 days of response, the judge said the collection agency didn't have to show me anything.  I told the judge I would be happy to take the responsibility of paying them off but I wanted proof of my indebtedness to them.  The judge put the judgement against me anyway.  They have to show proof you owe it to them, all they really have to do is show a number they pulled off a website of debtors, and that number could be incorrect anyway too.

Got a call from them tonight.  It is for a medical bill we do owe.  I offered to pay $15 a month.  Right now even $15 is a hardship for us, but we were willing to do it.  She told me no they would not take less than $60.  I told her to do what she had to do.  Amazing we want to start paying this off and they won't let us.  I guess we will see them in court.  I'm documenting everything with them from here on out.

" No they do not have to show you proof that you owe the deb.t"

Yes they do.  Before this issue got to court, you should've demanded proof and they should've supplied it.  

"I went to court, and the judge dismissed the court reporters, and when I asked to see the information of the original contract with my signature on it and receipts from  the stores I allegedly purchase from, as was requested in my original written request filed the first 30 days of response, the judge said the collection agency didn't have to show me anything."

I sincerely have no idea how this could be.  The onus for legitimacy of proof falls upon the debt collector and they have to provide proof of debt if you demand it.  I really don't understand.  All I can tthink of is that there are circumstances regarding your situation that you haven't mentioned here.  

"I told the judge I would be happy to take the responsibility of paying them off but I wanted proof of my indebtedness to them.  The judge put the judgement against me anyway."

It's possible that this was a corrupt judge.  But, it's disturbing that this agency was able to get away with not producing proof of debt.  Have you talked to an attorney?  The SOL for filing law suits for violations of the FDCPA is short - a year?  Don't quote me on that - but if this is as cut and dried as you've written here, there are some serious FDCPA violations taking place.  Talk to an attorney.  Please.  If you've suffered damages beyond the basic $1000 per FDCPA violation and the amount exceeds what your local small claims court will allow, you might be able to claim a variety of different sorts of damages in civil court and for this, you really need an attorney who knows this area of the law.  Contact your local AG and ask them.  They usually have contact information for lawyers who not only specialize in this, but who also take on cases on contingencies.  At the very least, you can get a free consulation.  It sounds like, for some quixotic reason, you got snowed but good.

Yes, trying to bargain with a collection agency is a losing proposition - they are strongly motivated by profit so that even if they came to possess your account for free, they'll still try to milk every cent that they think that you'll allow out of you.  If I were you, I'd try contacting the original creditor for the medical bill.  If it's not an ambulance bill, you might be able to work out something with them.  In fact, I'd guess that your chances of being able to work out some equitable agreement with the original creditor will be 100% easier and your chances for success at least that much more.

This is one of my biggest problems with debt collectors.  Because their sole reason for being in business is to make a quick, easy buck, you can't get an honest deal out of them.  The only way to do that is to work with the original creditor.  I've said this several times and I'll say it again, 3rd party collections should be outlawed.  It serves no good purpose.

lets file a class action lawsuit against this outfit, pronto!!! posted today november 17th, 2011..

These people have been contacting me for months trying to say that I took out a payday loan.  They are full of [***].  In one of the last conversations I had with them, a representative told me that he was gonna rape me & my kids and spank my ass until it was black & blue. Then they text you from your own cell phone #.  It's crazy people can get away with this.  Luckily for me, my dad is in the FBI and we have located their office and they are under investigation right now.

stop calling me you [***] 586-834-1346 and 651-209-1825

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Tell them to [***] off.   they don't have any information like your social security number.

Question....what was the docket number for your case?

You don't get a docket number in moot court!

Thank you so the information. Much appreciated :)

Dial *67 then 651-209-1825, since they like to call and harrass everyone else i think everyone should call *67 651-209-1825 whenever they get a chance all day, all night, every day ~ and waste as much time as you can of their pittiful little lives.

Don't care what you want---you won't get it----but if you insist, I can give you a free ration of pure [***].

This is a collection company for Ebay or they buy debt from Ebay.  Ebay refunded money to a person I sold something to.  My listing clearly said New Item Not Returnable Once Opened.  I also sent the person an invoice prior to sending the item repeating the terms and asked for his agreement to the terms.  Ebay did not care that I had all of that as proof that I was not refunding the money.  So, Ebay refunds the money to the guy and has spent countless hours trying to get me to pay them back.  I will go to court before I pay them one penny.  The item was a brand new electronic device still sealed in the plastic packaging.  I took a picture of what the buyer sent back.  The EMPTY plastic case with a note that said HAHAHA.  I sent the photo to Ebay.  They do not care.  That buyer was a crook and Ebay helped him get away with it.  They can take the loss on the chin and rot in you know where.

I received a call from them, then I called them back, and I actually DO owe the checks, but the man I spoke to was abusive.  He was horrible. He called me ignorant and irresponsible.

I recieved a call from this number AGAIN.  I dispute the bill but actually offered to make pay 1/2 the bill next week just to make the calls stop.  NOT ACCEPTED!!!!!!  She was very rude.  Naomi Cruz was her name. She must be some MISERABLE woman.  Now I am glad that she didn't accept the money because after reading the internet posts this is a scam company!!   She was so rude!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ben , i got the same phone call my e-mail is tracy@dansshopinc.com my name is tracy