You might try your local State Insurance Board about filing a complaint, but that assumes you are dealing with an real company, not some crooks who are playing you. It is worth looking into, in many states you can file complaints on-line, and if this is a real company the state boards can be pretty...
Man I went to training with these shady people they told us that we had to sign the "contract" to commit to them and we would get charged the tuition hell I didn't sign nothing and when we got that paperwork about payments and stuff several of us told them we need our lawyers to go through it and...
The topic of this thread isn't about BBB ratings or how accreditation works. A simplistic comment about why AFRNI maintains an A+ rating is because they pay for accreditation. No further explanation of the BBB rating system is going to help the topic of the debt collection company that is the...
One more link for the road ... I've revisited something mentioned here 4.5 years ago, a three page CFPB compliance bulletin from December 2015 regarding "In-Person Collection of Consumer Debt". Not surprisingly, it appears unaffected by the Bureau's newer Debt Collection Rule, and no update has been...
What prosecutor? A scammer is trying to scare you. Email is not proof you owe money to anyone, and no legitimate prosecutor will demand payment with an email.
Same scam... Guy with Indian accent tells me his name is Kevin Cooper..... Blah,blah,blah. Emails and calls me almost daily telling me I'm approved for $10,000 loan... Hahahaha.... I couldn't get a legit loan for $100 having just entered bankruptcy so I instantly knew it's a scam. Number they want...
They keep calling our office from random phone numbers, but can't seem to navigate our IVR. This is a sure sign it is a robo-call, and not an English-speaking person. Since our phone system also allows us to block by name, we'll see if they continue to call.
Let's say you identify who "they" are and under what statute or authority "they" are frustrated in the attempt to seize any arbitrary amount of bank funds to satisfy a judgment debt. I'm having a hard time verifying or even finding your magic number through admittedly quick searches of reliable...
Check you state laws where I am at if the creditor has a judgement it's good for 8 yrs no good after that unless they refile the judgement prior to the 8 yrs Irs and state tax liens are 10 yrs same deal they have to refile before the 10 yrs, if the debt was discharged in a bankruptcy no one can...
Remember this, the IRS does not call, if they need to reach you the send a letter via USPS. Again, the IRS does not call you also if the do plan to arrest you they will not call you first and tell you that you will be arrested.
