7702173275

Country: USA
770 area code: Georgia (Atlanta, Marietta, Roswell)

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  • +6
    BigA replies to Jill
    "harder to reach debtors who how money"  Hey Jill may you want to explain what "who how money" means, because I have no idea what the who how your who howing about.  And it is against the law for them to give you legal advice, not to mention that it would be foolish to listen to them explaining your "rights" without researching it on your own.  From the writings I see pertaining to the posts claiming to deal with the offending companies or you will end up in jail, I have come to the conclusion that most of the debt collectors hired in this country (and anywhere else for that matter) had a very hard time graduating Kindergarten, and were held back for 18 years until they were booted out of the school system.
  • +8
    MidNYteStorm replies to Did Some Research!!!
    I don't need to do any research to form an opinion on companies that harass innocent people.
  • +7
    Your line is NOT of interest.
  • +6
    MJG replies to Confused as hell!
    GEE-- I guess you are either gullible or not to smart if you fall for this crap - unless you are just a troll for the company.
  • +8
    We can give you the address of a good private eye in your area.  Well, at least he is a private eye.
  • +13
    ShillKill
    | 3 replies
    The following post is for informational purposes only

    http://www.aprimarygroup.com/
    P.O. Box 71021
    Marietta, GA 30007
    Phone 678-861-6774
    Fax 770-693-9477
    Domain is registered by proxy

    LLC Registration information (from Open Corporates)

    PRIMARY SOLUTIONS GROUP, LLC
    Company Number:   1513956
    Status:  Active/Compliance
    Incorporation Date
       30 December 2008 (about 5 years ago)
    Company Type
       Limited Liability Company - Domestic
    Jurisdiction  Georgia (US)
    Registered Address 2605 Sandy Plains Road, Suite 240, #224, Marietta GA 30066
           United States
    Agent Name
       Mixon, Jr, Ron S
    Agent Address
       3894 Beacon Street
       Marietta GA 30062
    Registry Page
       http://corp.sos.state.ga.us/corp/sosk...
  • +7
    MJG replies to Did Some Research!!!
    | 4 replies
    Did they hire "Inch High Private Eye?    I understand he takes on collection cases in your area and advertises on the web under Craig's List.
  • +9
    ShillKill replies to Dont know whats going on!
    I wouldn't sweat it.  The vast majority of posts earlier were from company "shills" (i.e., people representing a company who plant false testimonials on the Internet to deceive consumers).  Debt is a civil matter, not a criminal matter.  All of this talk about "fraud" is just hot air, there are no charges pending, they are not law enforcement, and they can't issue a warrant.

    On the other hand, "shilling" is a violation of the FTC code, which is a clear infraction of Federal Law
  • +10
    ShillKill replies to Daniel
    Well, there are a whole lot of ways people can get your personal information in the information age.  Identity theft, data breaches, or simply doing a "soft" inquiry on someone's credit report.  Full ID's go as low as $5 a person in hacker forums.

    No legitimate company ever calls someone to claim they are going to sue them --- the plaintiff simply files a civil complaint (by the way, that would arrive certified mail or via service, you don't have to wait to go to the county court house)

    IMHO, these jokers are simply some bottom feeders trying to either: a) collect non-existent debts; b) collect debt they don't own; or C) if they do own it, they are engaging in so many FDCPA violations it is not funny.  These jabroni's have some Inch High Private Eye fantasy and like to call people claiming they an "investigator"
  • +10
    Elspeth replies to MJG
    | 2 replies
    Have you noticed how all the shills are now down voting those who call them out as scammers, and up voting the shill posts, lol?
  • +7
    ShillKill replies to yef
    | 5 replies
    "Agent CJ Walker", I wonder if he is related to Cordell Walker
  • +9
    MJG replies to Elspeth
    Yep - we must be really hurting their scam.
  • +10
    ShillKill replies to MJG
    Unfortunately, I suspect Defective Mullinax has more brain power than this whole group of shills combined.
  • +7
    ShillKill replies to Dorothy
    Really?  That is funny, because a few minutes before your post, "Bob" (who tried to hired this outfit because his old lady was cheating on him) stated that this Primary Grade School Solutions outfit only deals with "business to business investigations."
  • +9
    Tred replies to ShillKill
    | 2 replies
    Within some esoteric beliefs, two days prior to the full moon and two days after many of the mentally unbalanced will show extreme emotional swings. Guess Mullnecks and his group should be swinging for the next couple of days.
  • +10
    ShillKill replies to Jill
    What do you mean collection outfit?  All of the shills indicated they are either a "per-litigation" firm, or "private investigators"?
    Wow, you must be a really low life dead beat to take out a PDL and not pay it back.  Also, I suspect you are categorically dishonest inasmuch as you stated you were "young and stupid".  No, now you are old and stupid if you think you can play these nonsense games here and not get your butt handed to you on a plate.
  • +8
    | 2 replies
    How do you "faces charges"?  Seriously, do you think anyone who has even graduated from high school would believe this pathetic attempt to deceive consumers.  Based on SC law, the check is most likely outside of the statute of limitations.  Moreover, since this was apparently a post date for a PDL, it is not covered under criminal laws --- debt is a civil matter, not a criminal matter.  

    BTW --- here is what the penalties are for an actual hot check under SC Law
    "The penalty for first offense uttering a fraudulent check for $500 or less is a fine of not less than $50 nor more than $200 or by imprisonment for not more than 30 days. The maximum penalty for first offense uttering a fraudulent check for more than $500, but not greater than $1000 is a fine of not less than $300 nor more than $500 or by imprisonment for not more than 30 days. Additionally, the court may add court costs of $41 to any fine. "
  • +7
    ShillKill replies to Tred
    | 1 reply
    They have to be swinging better than the registrant of that LLP has been business wise.  If anyone was to look it up in bizapedia, one would find many "dissolved" LLPs - -- looks like a case for a crack investigation group
  • +5
    Fu2 replies to ShillKill
    | 1 reply
    I dunno, can he do a roundhouse kick?
  • +6
    Tamianth replies to Elspeth
    The shills never learn there are more of us then them either,lol!

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