888-201-7910

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    ORVILLE
    SCAM CALL
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    Butch
    Left a voice message saying that she is with some collection agency.  She needed me to get in touch with a relative of our regarding some "legal documents" that she supposed has that need attention.  Totally bogus call (probably from some scam workshop, as I could hear the voices of several other people conversing in the background).
    • Call type: Debt collector
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    K
    | 7 replies
    A MS. Kezman called my dad on his call 4-2-18 told him it was about some lawsuit and told my father they would contact my HR department,1st I never gave my fathers info out so how the hell did they get his cell # and then call him to tell him about something about me!?! 1st mistake the same woman called left me voicemail  with her name addressed me only by my last name saying that she just received records on her desk about me and its imparitive I called back  said to call back #888-201-7910 and left an extension.I googled the number and so called business and seen multiple complaints.I never received anything by mail from them or any company about myself OWEING. So I didn't get her voicemail to last in the day so when I called back a message came on saying they were closed so I called back the following day on that # that woman answered right away there was no option to enter an extension, all she said was are you and said my name  didn't verify any other info do you know how people there are with my name hello duh so she said a company sent them my info for some loan and they need to go over options with me I stoped her right away advised her I never received any valid documents from this company  especially in the mail which if I did owe someone they would have to mail me something she got very rude and sarcastic and said no let me explain to you how this works you were already sent something which I honestly wasn't so I asked her to have her company send something proving validation of so called debt I owed and she talked to me like I wan an idiot which pissed me off she said your not getting this you wont get anything you need to set something up or we will send your info to a private investigator and an attorney that's local to you which I said go ahead I will be looking into this and contacting a lawyer myself I may call back she said fine good luck  then I told her this so called company better not contact anyone I know at all or my job or me at my job again she said of we will contact your job you cant stop that we will call your HR department about garnishment! HELLO by law you cant threaten that and also it has to be approved by a judge so she was threanting me. Well she did call my HR department later that day to be slick after we normally closed and she wanted their Fax# then my HR rep informed me the same girl left a voicemail looking for me right after. Again not following request .I called BBB on them and contacted attorney general they told me its a scam they HAVE to follow collection guidelines  and it doesn't seem they did so I can file a report against them and BBB has multiple complaints on them already. So the day after this all happened another woman called with a different last name left a voicemail saying she was given my file "please give me a freaking break" and that would like to discuss with me what options I had that the other rep gave her. ITS A SCAM. So today I got a call sameeeee company different woman this one said I have to call back its imperative also and she kept messing up while leaving her voicemail. I am sick of this they wont send you validation and no one better tell me they don't have to send it to you because if you request it YES THEY DO!!!!
    • Caller: Revenue Resource
    • Call type: Scam suspicion
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    BigA replies to K
    | 1 reply
    They are required to automatically send you a "g" or dunning letter that contains the following:

    Federal law (FDCPA) requires them to send you a letter (US MAIL ONLY) postmarked within 5 days of their first contact that contains their name, physical address, the creditor’s name, and the amount of the alleged debt. It also must contains “mini-Miranda” telling you that it is an attempt to collect a debt and that all information will be used for those purposes.  The one other important thing that this letter must also have in it is that you have a right to dispute the debt within 30 days of receipt of the letter and if you do so, all collection activity must be stopped until the debt is verified.

    That is not the same as a debt validation letter, which by law, must be requested in writing:

    You will need to send them a certified, return receipt debt validation (by law they have to go back to the original creditor to prove you owe the debt) (this will be the best money that you have ever invested).  Also send it first class mail in case no one will sign for it.  Make a notation of that fact at the bottom of the letter.  You also need to report them to the proper agencies to which I have provided links to.  Then you need to go out and get a consumer lawyer to sue them on a contingency basis (no money out of your pocket) and let them pay you for the harassment.  If everyone did these three things, these crooks would be bankrupt and we would all be the richer for it.  Use these web sites to find an attorney in your state that will probably take the case on a contingency basis (no money out of your pocket up front):  http://www.consumeradvocates.org/
    http://www.consumeradvocates.org/find-an-atto ... tates_value=All

    First, you should make a complaint at this Federal Agency, and while there you should also read up on how debt collection is supposed to work as well as what your rights in this matter are: https://www.consumerfinance.gov/
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    K replies to BigA
    Thanks, they haven't sent anything at all and the one rep I spoke with refused to send anything she was rude and sarcastic and told me no it's to late I already was sent something from so called creditor which I Wasn't that's a lie and she pretty much said without saying it I'm sol and I called BBB attorney general etc and was told there are allot of complaints about them with same issues and they advised seems like a scam.
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    Tina replies to K
    | 2 replies
    I just got called twice at my job from Ms Kezman. When I told her not to call here & hung up she called right back! I then told her you are harassing me & don’t call again. She then called my cell & left the same message as you received, except she added she has contacted my HR dept. & I have 1 hour to contact her before she goes further!
    I have never received anything from this company ever!!! Don’t have a clue who they represent, etc.
    SCAM
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    K
    | 7 replies
    its ridiculous. They aren't BBB credited which ok I'm sure most collection agencies aren't but what is funny is if you go to white/yellow  pages and put in the address they supposly have in their website 2331 Southwestern Blvd suite 236 Orchard Park, New York 14127 nothing comes up! If you take the suite number out nothing comes up for so called business. If you Google revenue reporting only one business website comes up and it shows a picture of a building and the website is a joke. If you go to yellow pages look up by the name another company comes up it says national revenue reporting and that's in Buffalo NY and that wasn't a legit company it was a fake one. I'm wondering if they are the same and they use different names and addresses. If there is a collection agency or what I read on a previous BBB complaint they had and someone answered back they said they are a pre litigation they would have to be listed as an actual company.  Still never received anything and according to bigA post he said within 5 days off contacting me they have to send me a letter with all their information and I didn't get crap, nothing at all but harassing phone calls and them contacting my HR department to ask for their fax number, what are they trying to do fax a fake garnishment request??? I advised the one rep I spoke with who was rude and very sarcastic when I asked to have something sent to me I want to make sure it's legit and she got very rude and said that it's to late I won't get anything etc and what's the point of sending a letter requesting validation if the address you look up isn't even found. Unless they have it as unregistered which I don't know the laws but pretty sure if your a company you need to be but like I said who knows. I know in the state I live in a debt collector of any sort  even out of state ones have to be licensed in my state. Nothing is on my credit report either,I know they don't have to resort it to that but you would think if it's legit and they are harassing you for it they would follow all the guidelines. They haven't!
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    BigA replies to K
    | 5 replies
    You listed the wrong address.  If you are going to go hunting for crooks you have to think like one.  They made a fatal error on their website and listed 21 Princeton Place which seems to match the picture on their website.  Also, Whois has this:

    revenuereportingservices.comUpdated 1 second ago
    Domain Information
    Domain:
    revenuereportingservices.com
    Registrar:
    Register.com, Inc.
    Registration Date:
    2008-09-01
    Expiration Date:
    2018-09-01
    Updated Date:
    2017-08-30
    Status:
    clientTransferProhibited
    Name Servers:
    dns010.d.register.com
    dns041.c.register.com
    dns172.a.register.com
    dns238.b.register.com
    Registrant Contact
    Name:
    Jason Schneck
    Organization:
    Revenue Reporting Services
    Street:
    21 Princeton Place
    City:
    Orchard Park
    State:
    NY
    Postal Code:
    14127
    Country:
    US
    Phone:
    +1.8883128602
    Email:
    email@aol.com

    The other address: 3221 Southwestern Blvd. Suite 236 Orchard Park, New York 14127   Is a UPS store and 236 is the box number.
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    BigA replies to K
    In addition to the above federal agency, and your State Attorney General, you should also file a report here:

    File a complaint at the NY State AG's Office here:  http://www.ag.ny.gov/
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    K replies to BigA
    | 1 reply
    Thank you! I didn't even see that other address. So the one I listed they have mail etc sent to it and made it look like their address then. The one you gave doesn't prove they are there either I did Google your address and that picture did come up. Do you know if a company like that has to be listed? It has to be a scam . I never received a letter like you said I was supposed to if they were legit.
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    BigA replies to K
    Listed?  I don't know of any requirement for them to be listed.  If they are an LLC or if they are incorporated they have to registered with a state, and possibly the states that they are doing business in.  I can find no such registration.  That could mean they are a sole proprietorship but I doubt they would accept that sort of liability.  I have found several other number threads that refer back to this group going back a few years.  I see that CWG40 has provided some additional info here:  https://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-888-312-8602/2

    If they refuse to send out the dunning letter that is required by law and have told you that they will not send it out then they most certainly are not legit.

    As to asking for debt validation, you could send that letter out to the two addresses and see what happens.  You will only be out less than $14.00, but you might learn something.  That is up to you.  I would not hesitate to report them to the federal and state agencies that I have linked to regardless.
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    K replies to BigA
    | 2 replies
    If you Google Jason Schneck  in NY it comes up with a LinkedIn and it says he's the operations manager at FedEx. Even shows a picture.Hmmm pretty funny I doubt there are 2 people with the same exact name working for a FedEx but I have to have an open mind. It didn't give the address of that FedEx that was listed and I don't want to open an account to see if it does.It's funny though because you said the one address I listed was an address for FedEx and the suite# was actually the box #. Thank you for your info, I do plan on filling  complaints and will request validation.
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    BigA replies to K
    | 1 reply
    No, actually I said it was a UPS store.
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    K replies to BigA
    I'm sorry that's correct you did. You said ups store not FedEx. Well my previous post can be ignored then lol.
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    betsy
    bad
    • Caller: revenue reporting
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    Catherine
    Called and said I owe money but did not introduce the name of the company or provide proof. Called my work even after I told them they do not have permission to call my work.
    • Caller: some lady
    • Call type: Debt collector
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    Catherine replies to Tina
    | 1 reply
    They did the same to me. Kept calling even after I told them my work line was for patients only. She didn't even tell me who she was with. Just saying i owed money. It's ashame these people are allowed to do this. I contacted the CFPB
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    BigA replies to Catherine
    They are not "allowed" to do this, except when people do nothing.  You have enough information in this thread to report them not only to the CFPB, but to your State Attorney General as well.  You have enough information to send them a letter on a company letterhead that says you cannot receive calls as work (preferably certified, return receipt).  You have enough information to sue them as well, which is your right under the law.
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    Tamika
    | 1 reply
    I got the same call today.  So Mrs. Walker from ext.457 left a message on my phone to call her back.  She then goes on to call my mother's cellphone and left the same message.  So I called her back.  A different lady took the call.  Said that they were from Revenue Recovery.  Told me that I wrote a check on a JP Morgan Chase account that bounced.  I haven't had that account in years.  She couldn't tell me the amount of the check or the check #.  So I told her to remove my name along with my mom's info from their call list.  I also reported the call to my State's Attorney General Office and the FCC.
    • Caller: Revenue Recovery
    • Call type: Scam suspicion
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    BigA replies to Tamika
    If you had taken the time to read the other posts you would have found the proper federal agency to report  to.  It is not the FCC.

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