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Contact Them
Email: info@AISServicesllc.com
Phone: 888-920-1300
AIS Services, LLC
8996 Miramar Road, Suite 220
San Diego, California 92126

Let him know what you think of him and his co.
Peter Bennett, President-direct line: 415-373-6981
E-mail: pbennett@incomesciences.com

Want Mr. P Bennett's Direct Line? 415-793-1969.
If you want to send them a cease communication letter, here's a sample that you can adapt to your situation:  http://www.budhibbs.com/cease_comm.htm

Also, check out these sites for helpful information on dealing with debt collectors:

http://www.naca.net/debt-collection-abuse/
http://www.budhibbs.com/First.htm

Talked to Tammy Wright. You told me I would get arrested if I didn't pay. She then proceeded to be little me when I told her I didn't have the funds to pay. Lucky for me, my uncle is one of the best lawyers in Virginia and she will be paying me when it's all over. If that is even her real name.

I checked my court record and found that back in 2007 they supposedly took me to court.  I never appeared because I didn't know about it.  They placed a judgement in my name for $702.50.  They won because I didn't appear.  How could I appear if I didn't know?  Anyways this has never turned into a garnishment, why not?  How can I find out who the original creditor was.  I don't believe I owed anybody anything.  Who are they a debt collector for?

Well you would have to contact them to find out who the original creditor was, but in doing that you might wake up a sleeping dog.  You need to find out first if that judgement needs to be renewed and if so within what time frame.  Some states have rules for that, but I don't know which state you live in so it would be best for you to do the research.  If the judgement is still good, and you truly did not get served properly, you would have a case against them but you would need to find a lawyer in your area to discuss it.  This is a pretty common occurrence where the debt collector fails to properly serve the defendant so that they do not show up and a default judgement is entered.  If the judgement has expired, it is up to you whether you want to pursue it.  It might not be worth the time and effort unless it is affecting you credit rating or your ability to obtain employment.  These are questions a local attorney who specialized in consumer law can answer.  Many times the initial consultation is free.  There may be other organizations in your are that can help also, so I would start looking right away.

Noone answers when you call 1-800-743-4782, they used to put you in a queue, now the number is constantly busy... Does anyone have another number for them that is not busy constantly?

Noone answers when you call 1-800-743-4782, they used to put you in a queue, now the number is constantly busy... Does anyone have another number for them that is not busy constantly?

I can't find any working numbers for them. I have tried several. I have a judgement on my credit report that has been there since 2009. I am trying to negotiate but the Lawyer that sued me on their behalf told me he thinks they are out of business. They too gave me the same number that I have already tried. I have done a lot of research. Many states shows their licence is revoked, expired, or cancel. I'm at a deadend and my only option is to hire a lawyer.

No longer active numbers.

Why don't no one answer the AIS phone number and they taking money out my check I need a number on them directly to them

Y they don't answer the phn if they the one taking money out my check every week AND I pose to be throw paying them y y some one need to tell or call me n tell me something A I S

Find out who's been taking the money out by contacting whoever writes you your check.  They should know and can give you the details.

U guys have taken money it of my account that I never borrowed you are a fraud...

All numbers are disconnected it's not a real company.

What if their contacting me through email?Will I just put the email address and send the letter via email. Or do I need another type of letter

Send it VIA certified mail. That way you can get a receipt and leave a paper trail.

"What if their contacting me through email?"  Then they are violating the law since it dictates that they must send you a letter within 5 days of first contact (US Mail).

All correspondence with them should be via US mail, certified, return receipt, just as Alfalfa said.  You cannot prove that they received an e mail, and it can be deleted just as easily as Hillary's and the IRS missing e mails. But they will have a very hard time saying they signed for something delivered by the post office.

Federal law (FDCPA) requires them to send you a letter (US MAIL ONLY) 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.
Read up on your rights here, get template letters to send and also make a complaint at this government site: http://www.consumerfinance.gov/

Also file a complaint with your State Attorney General's office.
List of State AG’s offices:  http://consumerfraudreporting.org/stateattorneygenerallist.php

What is the address of this debt collector?