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I got off of work and called them back. They put me on a payment plan. simple as that. :) I owed alot of money 2 this loan place i took out when i was younger...so dumb of me to not pay it back...ruined my credit! BUT!!!...I got my credit back on track and its [removed:lang] GREAT! New credit card!!! Charged it UP!!!

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all these statements are made by employees of this company. you  are not being sued. report everything they tell you to your attorney generals office process servers do not call you, ever!!!!!! these guys are just debt collectors

Scum bags. You should be sued for the [***] vm messages u leave. I was never served. Or anything else u [***] said. Its not a law office its a screwed up way to collect debt. Get real clients [***] n stop breaking the law

I actually followed a paper trail to these guys to where the credit bureaus had my debt placed.  It was a payday line of credit loan i forgot to pay a couple years back ---- I contacted their client who referred me directly to this office.... The dude I spoke with was cool and wasn't pushy. Told me that their client is the one who sues and they are simply retained. I had no problems settling whatsoever. Can't be a scam if its on my report and I took the money. My payment ran yesterday.

Sure. Ur full of [***]. N acting like ur a law office. U cant sue out of stat debt. Try being honest dude. Ur a fraud. Just has bad. w. I was never servered w papers by ur fake process server Mary. Ur a criminal.

There are a lot of fake comments on this page.  I think people who owe debts are more likely to search for numbers online, and of course, that means you're likely to end up here.  The people leaving such positive "reviews" for this company are people who work at the company.  They are trying to give you the impression that they are "good people" who will treat you with "dignity and respect" if you call them or accept their call.  Odds are, you can expect the exact opposite.  Debt collectors can be very shady; here are just two examples.

1.  I once received a letter in the mail from a debt collector who promised that if I called they would treat me with dignity and respect and that they would work out a payment arrangement that worked for me.  I was so surprised by this novel, yet fresh approach that I called them.  Instead, they treated me like a criminal.  I offered reasonable payment arrangements (two payments in two months), but they refused.  I asked to speak to a supervisor, who also refused.  At the time, he said he heard promises like mine all the time and that he wasn't buying it.  The debt was for the University of Phoenix.  I owed them for a class I did not finish.  What did I do?  I hung up and I paid the University of Phoenix directly through my student account online, according to the terms I was able to meet.  Never heard from the company again.

2.  I once received a call where a man claimed to be investigating a case of identity theft involving my social security number.  He asked me to return his call and reference a case number.  He was essentially pretending to be a police officer or some other government body.  He was trying to persuade me to call by lying about the purpose of his call.  He never said it was about a debt.  I never called him.  (Actually, I might have because he never made a second call; I can be really mean to these guys when they hit below the belt.)

So be wary of whomever this company is.  If you owe a debt, you know who you owe.  Just pay them directly.  Send them money orders in whatever amounts you can until the debt is paid in full.  That is my policy, anyway.  Why pay a collection agency when you can pay the actual source?  I've never encountered a company that wouldn't take a payment even after they'd sent it off to collections.  Saves me a lot of frustration from companies who threaten, lie, and try to intimidate you for direct access to your checking account information.

If a company needs to submit fake comments like the above, they can't be trusted.  That's my opinion, anyway.

If all these people giving glowing reports on their great experience with RF&A are for real, what brought them to 800notes in the first place?    Has their experience been so positive that they feel morally obligated to endlessly cruz the internet for any hint of negativity so they can refute it?    Amazing how a collection agency can be such a powerful force for good  that they can transform a once recalcitrant group of dead beats into a pack of devoted zealots eager to defend the collection agency that showed them the light and led them to fiscal salvation.    My only regret is that I don't owe them money.  :(

This Business is not BBB accredited
Northern Resolution Group LLC
Phone: (888) 447-2490
PO Box 566, Buffalo, NY14226
northerncor@northernres.com

F On a scale of A+ to F
Factors that lowered the rating for Northern Resolution Group LLC include:
Length of time business has been operating
80 complaints filed against business
Failure to respond to 3 complaints filed against business
1 complaint filed against business that was not resolved
10 serious complaints filed against business

BBB file opened: September 29, 2009
Business started: 08/31/2009 in DE
Business incorporated: 08/31/2009 in DE
Type of Entity: Limited Liability Company (LLC)

Business Category
COLLECTION AGENCIES

Alternate Business Names
NRG NORTHERN NR Group

http://www.bbb.org/upstate-new-york/business- ... lo-ny-21703593/

It apparently is not this company who is sueing, they are retained by others and simply assist in closing it out or settling... I'm going through them, and my account is owned by Northern Resolutions. I contacted the place where I took out my original loan and traced it to Northern Resolutions.  I was treated with respect when Rubin and Feinstein contacted me....

Who cares if they treat their employees like you with respect (hard as that is to believe). And why would you deserve any respect, after you or your criminal associates were already caught making fake posts on this site ... you think this one is any more believable??? No wonder you can't get a real job, scammer!

Sounds to me like someone who is hoping to refute what I wrote on the first page, in the hopes it will not be seen because your comment appears on a new page.  Let's fix that...

There are a lot of fake comments on this page.  I think people who owe debts are more likely to search for numbers online, and of course, that means you're likely to end up here.  The people leaving such positive "reviews" for this company are people who work at the company.  They are trying to give you the impression that they are "good people" who will treat you with "dignity and respect" if you call them or accept their call.  Odds are, you can expect the exact opposite.  Debt collectors can be very shady; here are just two examples.

1.  I once received a letter in the mail from a debt collector who promised that if I called they would treat me with dignity and respect and that they would work out a payment arrangement that worked for me.  I was so surprised by this novel, yet fresh approach that I called them.  Instead, they treated me like a criminal.  I offered reasonable payment arrangements (two payments in two months), but they refused.  I asked to speak to a supervisor, who also refused.  At the time, he said he heard promises like mine all the time and that he wasn't buying it.  The debt was for the University of Phoenix.  I owed them for a class I did not finish.  What did I do?  I hung up and I paid the University of Phoenix directly through my student account online, according to the terms I was able to meet.  Never heard from the company again.

2.  I once received a call where a man claimed to be investigating a case of identity theft involving my social security number.  He asked me to return his call and reference a case number.  He was essentially pretending to be a police officer or some other government body.  He was trying to persuade me to call by lying about the purpose of his call.  He never said it was about a debt.  I never called him.  (Actually, I might have because he never made a second call; I can be really mean to these guys when they hit below the belt.)

So be wary of whomever this company is.  If you owe a debt, you know who you owe.  Just pay them directly.  Send them money orders in whatever amounts you can until the debt is paid in full.  That is my policy, anyway.  Why pay a collection agency when you can pay the actual source?  I've never encountered a company that wouldn't take a payment even after they'd sent it off to collections.  Saves me a lot of frustration from companies who threaten, lie, and try to intimidate you for direct access to your checking account information.

If a company needs to submit fake comments like the above, they can't be trusted.  That's my opinion, anyway.

Good point! These are obviously scum that are the scammers or work for the scammers. These are bottom feeding low life scum of the earth trying to steal money from hard working honest people. There should be a special place in prison for these critters. Let them bunk up with a [***] silver back gorilla.
There is no punishment too severe for these slime balls.

I got a call they said I owed a company called I advance money I talk to I advance they said I don't owe them nothing

Thanks. Scared the s**T out of me. [***]. getting my life straight and they call me with a phone call like that. Thanks for the comments on these cracks in the sidewalk.

They called me with some long BS story about an investigator and some connection to a bank with a whole line of legal terms strung together to make a sentence that made no sense.
Its some kind of scam and its not even a good one.

I got a call from this number saying that I was a possible co-signer for a loan with a person I had never heard of before, and that they would deliver documents to me unless I called back within 24 hours to cancel. I could barely understand most of this message and it seemed very unprofessional. I did call back and left a message saying not to deliver any documents, but the whole thing seems like a scam to me.

This guy Mr. Brown called saying he had sealed papers for me. Left a message with my daughter. She called upset. Said this guy was coming to find her dad. So he then calls my cell and was an ass. Gave me this # for a a Seth. Told me 24 hours or they were coming to my house. I am out of town till next week. Told them send the papers we could just deal with it in court. They Hung up on me.

They Scammed me out of $200 they said I owed money to this cash loan place which I do Threatened me with criminal charges and everything That loan place transfered it to another company who transfered it somewhere else But they are not the people who are represtenting them They took almost my entire paycheck its christmas time What do I do now? I have already canceled my account but how do I get my money back?