888-825-8045

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    DS replies to Concerned In Oregon
    A lot of speculation
    So I asked them to come to my work and deliver and they did.This is nothing to do with anything criminal like I was told on the phone.But anyhow I guess I'll appear and will see which one they got me for now.
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    RA
    | 3 replies
    I just received a call from these scam artists. Here in Wa. they have to prove service. It has to come to me personally...phone calls with threats of service are not considered viable service. Any idiot knows that a process server doesn't tell you what time he wants to come. That is laughable. A process server will stake you out in order to complete service. I should know, my wife is an attorney. So here is to you RPS, Gary Stevens ( no legitimate bar license in Wa.) and Stein and Associates (Also no legitimate Bar listing) I am at home most days between 8-4 as I am Disabled...Bring it! Bring it so I can sue you for several illegal practices.
    • Caller: RPS
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    duh replies to RA
    | 2 replies
    Your wife is an attorney and you have un-resolved legal issues and unpaid bills?I don't believe you are legit and i think your post is FOS.With that said part of what you say is true.Proof of service is why these guys use process server or law enforcement to delivery court documents, summons what have you.But i will have you know that they attorney is located centrally.My attorney oddly enough did not recall where.But he called and followed up for em after i was sued by this outfit.And they use attorneys in various states apparently they represent collection agencies who obviously have clients all over the United States.So they use one firm who hen handles it nationally for them but if you are in another state they then use someone in that state .It sounds complex but it is fairly common i am told.So basically it is a half assed attorney who could not cut it in a courtroom now doing their dirty work.I was not server directly in fact i had moved twice since i was making Payments to Ford and i lived in a whole other county.But they do not have to hire a private eye to find you they just sign and notarize a decleration that they made more than 2 attempts and that serves as my notice.Hopefully this helps clear things up it cost me $225 in fee's from my attorney to make the calls but I am working again so I can pay these guys all back eventually.
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    RA replies to duh
    | 1 reply
    If anyone is full of shite it is you, I have noticed a trend on this forum for representatives of this group to post false information to try and scare you into calling them. As for having a wife that is an attorney and not having a debt...are you really that stupid to think that everyone who is gainfully employed in any field to not have debt you moron. The key is that these debt collectors take debts that are about to be charged off...call you with some threat (illegal to do btw) or it could even be what is called zombie debt ( a debt that should have been charged off but hasn't been) and if you call them back and they hold you on the line for any length of time, they then claim to the courts that you are acknowledging the debt and get an order against you to pay. DO NOT CALL THEM BACK. If by chance you answer the phone just tell them quickly to put it in writing and to not call you again and hang up.

    As for you DUH ( name says it all) if you didn't notice I did say I am disabled. Anyone with a brain knows that filing and getting approved for disability (especially in the state of Washington) takes about 3+ years. So yes, some of my old debts had to sit unpaid for a bit while and was in the process of dealing with the government. Not to mention my wife's student loans for law school we had to pay at the same time. SO, unless you know all the facts you idiot don't post calling people liars and "Have a coke and smile and shut the Fvck up!" have a nice day.
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    Resident47 replies to Anonym
    Seems to me a determined enough skip tracer could have found your home address and had you served properly. What you got amounts to sewer service, which I suspect was the collector's plan. I would bet your local court rules of civil procedure would agree with the parcel center rules, that a random employee cannot substitute for you or a household member. I would see if the collector has pulled stunts like this before and explore getting the judgment vacated. Your lack of attachable assets is saving you now, but you can't live on nothing forever.

    Possibly leaving that summons exposed on a shop counter could be pulled under FDCPA, being a move meant to shame and harass you. Maybe you can countersue if you get a good consumer attorney interested enough to work on contingency. Then you might use the statutory payout to finance your bankruptcy filing. Interesting that the parcel center staff followed their own rules to a 'T'. They must have been happy not to have to work around it like a speed bump on their counter.
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    dM replies to RA
    Maybe a good rule of thumb is we should focus on more important issues>Like federal interest rates for credit cards that still go unchecked or ever difficult bankruptcy requirements.
    Write and Vote
    This sounds like a [***] fest and not going to end up helping any of us.I made a call on behalf of my husband and as expected he owes money and it is now time to try and make a next move.Bankruptcy won't work as he filed 3 years ago.And clearly did not learn a lesson.Anyhow stop running up debt if you don't have job security and if you owe enough and are covered file BK.Or you can reasonably expect to get sued if you live in states that allow them those options.
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    md
    A guy called my home, my work and my old job from Reliable Processors yesterday on behalf of Stein & Associates. Something about a court apprearance. You can call John Wilson at 888-825-8045.
    • Caller: Reliable Processors
    • Call type: Debt collector
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    ET
    | 1 reply
    This same number called me months ago.  Same deal.  Wanted to collect $1k on a $400 debt THAT DAY and if I didn't, I'd be sued the next day.  My husband got involved, told them he was reporting them to the FTC and we haven't heard anything since.  Also, I've since pulled my credit report and neither the original debt nor this collection co. was even on any of them! (I pulled all three).  I do have an address for them, but only because they sent me an email for bank draft info.  It was a vague form that was very unprofessional.  (At which point, my husband stepped in.)

    SCAM!
    • Caller: National Financial Recovery NFR
    • Call type: Debt collector
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    ET
    And for the guy who has an attorney wife (a few posts above) ... um, perhaps you should have had her write your post, because it's FULL of spelling/grammar errors.  Moron.
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    AngryandFightingBack
    | 1 reply
    I was contacted by these idiots and I personally believe the guy who posted his message about his wife being an attorney. Everyone has debts no matter who you are and what your occupation and if the right circumstances exist, everyone can have a problem paying them. So, the true moron is the idiot from the company that is on here. You can look up lawyers in any state by searching their specific bars, so again this person who disputed that is the true moron. I have an old debt from these idiots and they have used several strategies to get me to call them back, which I refused. They do not have my work number, but they have a general number they use and I have been contacted by two people that are also employed where I work, saying they received a "strange message" about me and to contact these people. I am going to contact them in writing and ask the the phone calls stop and that I am disputing the debt. I am so going to send it certified. The federal government suggests that you do that because collection agencies are required to stop the contact. I am also going to file a complaint by calling 1-877-FTC-HELP. I suggests people who have messages from these idiots do the same. Here is the link to your writes as a consumer. http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/consumer/credit/cre18.shtm
    • Caller: RPS
    • Call type: Debt collector
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    AngryandFightingBack replies to AngryandFightingBack
    Also, here is their address so that you can file a complaint with the federal trade commission and send them a letter in writing.


    RPS Worldwide, Inc.
    5924 S. Orange Ave.
    Orlando, FL 32809


    I hope the harassment stops for you, because I am going to make sure it stops for me. You should do the same.
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    AngryandFightingBack
    | 1 reply
    I will post all updates here.
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    williams replies to Wise to Scams
    I just recieved the same phone call for my son who is serving in Iraq for the second time this makes me very mad I called back the number and chewed them out I will be reporting them to my attorney general and local police and BBB
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    Enoughalready replies to AngryandFightingBack
    I called the number after a client called in, the voice mail says Stein & Associates...i will also update.

    AB

    www.GoodCreditLaw.com
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    Not Fooled
    They called my husband's supervisor at his work, which is not allowed by law.  You are to call human resources if you need to serve someone at their job.  So right there something seemed fishy.  Looked up info on this company, the "case number" they gave, and RPS and all of it comes up as being fraudulent and scam stuff.  So we handed it over to our attny's office and will let them handle it.
    • Caller: Stein and Associates
    • Call type: Debt collector
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    MTS
    This is a complete scam. I have received calls at my office for two years claiming a summons was being served forthwith - one moron told my secretary "the police were coming"...right. Police DO NOT serve summons in my county. Marshals do. The so-called "case number" of the "lawsuit" is not even close to the numerical case system used here in California. I have been given the name of three different attorneys - all of whom have been disbarred in New Jersey or Florida. The phone number, 888-825-8045 only goes to a voice mail.

    These pathetic scam artists are a complete joke and NO ONE should be afraid of them. Simply report them to the FTC as I have done.

    And on occasion, just for [***] and giggles, I like to call them back and waste their time. Let them know what slime they truly are - and the posts on here claiming how legit they are and that you should pay them right away...all [***]...it's the very scam artists who are doing the calling.
    • Caller: Thomas Mitchell, Esq.
    • Call type: Debt collector
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    AMY
    Got a call from an unknown number, The guy said I was getting summoned to court. and gave me 888-825-8045. I called after being put on hold for several minutes I was transferred to a guy, again being put on hold. When he came back on the phone he asked me to confirm my social security #. I told him that I wouldnt because I didnt know him. He instantly fot an attitude. I then asked for the company name and his response was you called me I didnt call you. I asked him again and  when his attitude got worse, I then told him I was calling BBB and FTC, he flew off the handle so I hung up on him.
    Immeditaely tried  calling back to get a company name and voice mail activated.
    • Caller: LOSER WHO NEEDS A JOB- WILSON
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    Derek Bannamon replies to ET
    Have you heard anything from them since? My wife and I went through the same thing with this NFR company and while I was deployed my wife paid 514.00 to them in fear of being sued! By the time i found out it was to late. do you have anymore information on these [***]?
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    will find you
    | 1 reply
    they have several different numbers, they change all the time. ,888 829 1933
    ive been called from this one and the one from the  above posts
    • Caller: nfr
    • Call type: Debt collector
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    here replies to will find you
    I got this from a payment that was processed i didn't know what I know now,my bank gave me this information so i know that it is valid
    you can call all you want but they change numbers and in fact have moved twice
    but this will help you this is solid

    Also, here is their address so that you can file a complaint with the federal trade commission and send them a letter in writing.


    RPS Worldwide, Inc.
    5924 S. Orange Ave.
    Orlando, FL 32809


    I hope the harassment stops for you, because I am going to make sure it stops for me. You should do the same.

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