8554638828

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  • -11
    Lucas Herring replies to tangi
    | 3 replies
    My guess is because you hadn't responded to any of the direct calls to you so they called your relatives.
  • +7
    anon replies to Lucas Herring
    Your guess is wrong.  It's called "block party" - where scammers will call people related to you FIRST - in order to intimidate and scare you into paying some bogus debt, a debt that's already been paid off or even a debt that is owed - but to someone else.  Thanks for playing.
  • +7
    Resident47 replies to MJG
    The actual FDCPA rule orders debt collectors to send a "written notice" within five days of its first contact. The dunning letter should contain a dollar amount, a creditor name, and required disclosures regarding the right to dispute. This is not validation or verification. When an alleged debtor replies with a timely written dispute, validation is what the collection agency needs to send back to lift the suspension on collection activity which that dispute enables. Sometimes agencies won't bother validating and quietly slink away. There is nothing wrong with that non-response, so long as that one company never again tries to collect that account.

    Thug collectors of course try to make it hard to dispute on paper and make all manner of flimsy excuses for not fetching proof of claim. Else they want to "validate" over the phone or by insecure electronic delivery. However, validation does not mean to simply belch out whatever is already in the collector's file. The FTC requires that information "be obtained directly from the creditor" and "mailed to the consumer by the debt collector". Obviously this is not a same-day service.
  • -10
    Lucas Herring replies to Gunnar
    | 5 replies
    You made a huge difference. Approximately 10,000 people had their credit score drop dramatically over the past year because they followed your bad advice not to pay their bills. Now they're paying absorbent interest rates for the things that they need now, if they can even get approved for them at all. Meanwhile your life still sucks just as bad as it did that same year ago. You're making a huge difference. Great job Gunnar you should feel validated. Unfortunately, you couldn't get a loan for a Huffy bicycle and don't have  a pot to piss in. Keep it up buddy good job. Keep changing lives guy.
  • +6
    Gunnar replies to Lucas Herring
    | 1 reply
    You're so full of it "Lucas" that you can be smelled through the inter-net! My life is just great! My credit score hovers around 800. What's yours, you pathetic little weasel?
    You low-life , head-set wearing jokers are absolutely hilarious sometimes! Every time you post your BS you further prove you're nothing but scammers! You never have to wonder why you're stuck scamming for a better fraud than you are do you? You're doing the only thing you can do! Illiterate scammers do have it tough don't you? No one but a fellow parasite will hire you! Well, just get used to that $10 an hour! And don't come whining here when you figure out that people have caught on to all your tricks & those commissions vanish! You're at the bottom of the barrel. Try & get comfortable. That's where you're going to stay for the rest of your miserable life!
    Skeff Ett Liv!
    Gunnar
  • +8
    araT replies to Lucas Herring
    Where is anyone told not to pay their bills by any regular on this site?  Get out of the basement & learn to read.   Besides Mommy needs to wash your soiled bed sheets there.  Keep up the "great" retorts.  You are showing how a deadbeat works by  telling others what "we" are doing when, in truth, it is you - a professional deadbeat.

    Thanks for playing & thanks for the laughs!!!

    FIN
  • +7
    ShillKill replies to Lucas Herring
    | 1 reply
    Lucas --- what is an "absorbent interest rate" --- is that something like a paper towel?  I have no desire to debate you since I think we agree on something --- you are making a difference in peoples' lives.  However, I suspect it is not a positive one and I suspect it has very negative ramifications for the financial future of the most vulnerable citizens.
  • +6
    araT replies to Gunnar
    Gunnar,
    I doubt this person even has a $10 an hour job.  It is probably based on commissions from scamming people so he would be collecting welfare AND food stamps to buy his beer & smokes  at the minimart.  Deodorant is too expensive for it too afford on that "salary".
  • +5
    Oh Please replies to ShillKill
    I, too, wondered about the "absorbent interest rate".  I think it's because Lucas and his company truly suck.
  • +4
    Tamianth
    • Caller: Informational Post
    • Call type: Debt collector
  • 0
    Dan
    | 1 reply
    Got the same call word for word as other posts.  Won't be calling them anytime soon.
    • Caller: Del Rey and Associates
    • Call type: Debt collector
  • +1
    Tamianth replies to Dan
  • +2
    Umi replies to MJG
    They are now trying to send me e-mails from Hopkins Lawfirm and I contacted the real law firm and made them aware that someone was trying to use them as a scam, and they greatly appreciated it.
  • 0
    Terri
    | 5 replies
    I received  phone call from 1-855-463-8828 saying that it was a civil case and a criminal case against me and how much could I pay today. He said if I paid today they would settle for less. He even wanted to know if I had family members that would help me out. When I started to ask question he told me good luck and they could garnish my check in the state of North Carolina. Let" stop these people.
    • Caller: Cooper Mediation Group
    • Call type: Debt collector
  • +1
    Jay replies to Bill
    Man.. You are spot on... yesterday I got the exact same message word for word.. You're right, this is a script with the same literature over and over except different names.. Just a bunch of BS if you ask me.. Thanks for posting I feel much better now knowing that it is a big scam
  • +2
    Jay
    all this is, is a bunch of idiots on the other end of the line trying to sound professional and scare you into paying a debt that does not exist..what a bunch of [***]..
    • Caller: del ray and assoc.
    • Call type: Debt collector
  • 0
    T Miller
    | 2 replies
    I have gotten calls from this place for a couple of days now and they are for my sister, NOT me and she DOES NOT live with me...they gave me a call back number and case number for her to return the call....also they said that she was evading being served and a claim was filed in our county...she (my sister) said she called the cops here in our town and they said it was a hoax, I am not so sure...
    • Caller: Cooper Mediation
    • Call type: Debt collector
  • +1
    Tamianth replies to T Miller
    It is a scam operation, extortion scam to be exact.
  • +1
    T C replies to Lucas Herring
    | 1 reply
    They are scammers just receive a call from them
  • +1
    Steve Durina
    Big scam!!!! Don't even waste your time calling.
    • Caller: Del Ray Assoc.
    • Call type: Debt collector

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