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- AlfalfaGiove Law Office, P.C.
Cambridge, Huxley, and Associates?
formerly Lenahan Law Firm
aka Account Management Services
- and a dozen other names.
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3695 Pine Avenue
Niagara Falls, New York 14303
Phone: (716) 284-0484
Fax: (716) 284-0485
Web Address: www.giovelawoffice.com
Rodney Anthony Giove, of Niagara Falls, NY started out associated with a Niagara Falls, NY law firm. He either could not cut it, was fired or likely too inept to practice law. He now can be seen driving his new Range Rover around Niagara Falls LOADED with cash, he makes from his new career renting his law license out as a debt collector.
His new partners; Douglas J. Mackinnon, Mark Bohn and company make up the nucleus of the WORST debt collection organization in America.
It should be made perfectly clear that Rodney is incapable and has NEVER litigated a collection account under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), the federal law that regulates debt collectors. They cannot, they have NO training, and rented law license are NEVER used in a courtroom.
Consumers are warned to stay FAR away from anyone representing to collect a debt for any of these illegal operations. They will NEVER file any lawsuits; there are NO court orders, judgments, wage garnishments, or any other legal proceedings going on, except the ones in their drug induced heads. These sick people should be avoided. They are also desperate to make money, while they still have their freedom.
NEW YORK STATE BAR:
Attorney Grievance Committee
295 Main Street Suite 1036
Buffalo, NY 14203 (716) 858-1190
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http://www.budhibbs.com/collectorpages/giove_law_firm.htm- Caller: Cambridge, Huxley, and Associates
- Call type: Debt collector
- vanesa replies to H.Michele| 13 repliesI have a similiar situation have you found any information on these people.Cambridge Huxley and Associates
- Aloha from HI replies to vanesa| 12 repliesI received a call from this company....Are they actually legit??? They are contacting me regarding a payday loan. I did send them a payment but
could not send another one this month. They threatened garnishment. Is this legal? - JMo replies to Roxy| 9 repliesThank you sooooo much for this posting!!!! These people have been harrasing me non-stop! They are threating to call my corporate office and tell them that I am a thief!!!! I am contacting a lawyer and hopefully this will stop.
- consulted an attorney| 4 repliesGiove and Cambridge Huxley ARE RELATED!
I have been getting calls from these people for months, first from Giove and then from Gambridge Huxley. I consulted an attorney, he sent a letter to "Giove" and the calls stopped for about 6 weeks. Then all of a sudden I started getting the same type of calls, threatening to take me to court, and file petition, from Cambridge Huxley.
The company can never produce proof that the debt is mine or that it's real. And my attorney said they will probably never take me to court, and if they do, they won't win if they can't produce proof the debt is mine. I say, bring it on!
These people have absolutely violated the FDCPA. Maybe I should file suit against them.- Caller: Cambridge Huxley
- Call type: Debt collector
- bob9982Can anyone on here please tell me about the FDCPA and what is defined as harassment?
- knowitallnancy replies to consulted an attorney| 3 repliesI was always told that it is not the debt collection agency's responsibility to validate a debt, by not responding to a validation letter from the original creditor within 30 days it is assumed that you or the person named is, in fact taking responsibility for the said debt
- knowitallnancy replies to scamcompanyjust to clarify, debt collectors have to verify personal information to avoid 3rd party disclosure verifying personal information is as easy as verifying your date of birth and the last 4 digits of your social security number and a debt collector asking for this information is not against the law, it is rather, required by law
- knowitallnancy replies to didtherightthing| 3 repliesa tape recording will not hold up in court, as you would have to have the persons permission before recording them
- knowitallnancy replies to turtlewhat you need to do turtle is call the agency back and find out what debt they are calling about
- knowitallnancy replies to nonejust because someone cant pronounce your last name doesnt mean you dont owe a debt
- knowitallnancy replies to Vinnie DeGrassi| 2 repliesfirst of all, why do people assume that debt collectors are drug addicts? is it maybe that they are regular people who are paid to do a job and do it to the best of their ability? do you honestly think debt collectors "get off" on having to call people and hear their [***] stories and excuses all day long? do you think that debt collectors enjoy getting screamed at because people are pissed off that they racked up bills and now cant pay them? it is not a debt collectors fault that you lost your job, or ran up a credit card bill, if just once, someone were to acknowledge their debt and come to a REASONABLE payment arrangement that debt collectors wouldnt have to seem like [***]. you work to pay your bills, so do debt collectors. debt collectors are normal people with families who, most likely, have their OWN debt, I cant account for all debt collectors, but I have found that if you are nice to them, they are nice to you if you scream and yell at them like it is THEIR fault that you have bills, they are not likely to be as accomodating
- anonymous replies to H.Micheleintegrity management is the name of the payment processing company that cambridge and huxley uses and yes, if you are making payments they are getting applied to your debt, if you leave a message on the collectors voicemail they will call you back
- anonymous replies to you lie| 2 repliesthere is nothing "fake" about a collection agency, they buy debt and collect on it, welcome to capitalism
- anonymous replies to Vinnie DeGrassi| 1 replyagain with the drugs? there is no affiliation between cambridge and giove learn your facts....you all want to talk about things that are illegal? how about this website slandering people they dont even know
- anonymous replies to Aloha from HI| 4 repliesWhen you set up a payment plan for a debt and default on that payment plan it is a debt collectors RIGHT to demand payment in full IMMEDIATELY
- anonymous replies to sue| 1 replywhat is the potential FDCPA violation that you are accusing? that you requested a letter and they sent you one? the mini-miranda? they are by law to include the mini-miranda
- anonymous replies to Cujowhy tell them off? why not acknowledge that you have a bill and pay the damn thing
- anonymous replies to hr 60your dad needs to file the police report and fax it to the company first, if he is claiming fraud, the company wont release his file, they will. however accept his police report and stop calling
- anonymous replies to Jd24| 3 repliesdebtors are not "innocent people" these collection agencies dont just pull names out of thin air and try to get money from them, they are collection on debts, nothing illegal about that
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