They can not have ur license suspend only cops can do that if your are dwi they got their money back from their insurance and they want more u never get rid of them
They are doing this to me now. I quit because I was on the road for 2 months and only made $225.00. All my checks for Nov-Dec was negative. I lost my apt, and was on the verge of losing my car, the funny thing about this is that when I told them I was leaving all of a sudden they could make all my problems go away. The even fired my business manager. This is now on my credit report, but I have no desire to go back or even drive trucks for anyone.
Since Cavin posted here over a year ago, do you really expect an answer from him?
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Ms Robin
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They live in Texas and I live in Fredericksburg va they are saying my license can can be suspended through DMV and my license are on a pending in my county and I could get garnishment
I have no idea what you are even trying to say. I would suggest that you consult with an attorney. If you cannot afford one, call your local Bar Association and ask if there is a legal aid or pro bono attorney you can go to
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ProCollectorDude
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I worked for this company for quite some time. It was close to me and I stayed longer than I should have just based on ease of getting to work. This company is the worst of the worst of bottom feeder collections. The practices are unethical and in many cases, illegal. The Stevens accounts aren't being serviced and Stevens is not their "client." The defaulted loans were sold outright. They paid pennies on the dollar for them and want to maximize their profit. First and foremost, nothing can be done to your CDL. They will tell you they will file against your DAC for non-payment. That is impossible. Please know that cannot happen. This "talk-off" was implemented by an employee who is NOT an attorney, paralegal, or familiar with law in general. They needed a strong talk-off when they began purchasing the loans, and this person did some basic Google searches on truck drivers and made this up. That is the truth. Many of the Stevens loans, College Network, credit cards, and others in the portfolio are very old. Statutes of Limitation vary from state to state, but the vast majority of the loans are out of stats. This means they couldn't do anything if they wanted to. In some cases the debt is over 7 years and erroneously placed on credit bureaus. Technically if the loan is in stats you could be sued civilly, with a judgement placed against you and possible garnishment if your state allows. This company will threaten these actions, but they won't do anything because it's too costly. They pressure their collectors to threaten debtors with garnishment in non-garnishible states, trying to reason that it's an education loan. This is false and a blatant violation of FDCPA. In non-garnishable states the only way one can be garnished is for state/government matters, such as student loans, child support, etc. This company is very hard on their collectors. They pressure FDCPA violations while saying they don't tolerate them. I was actually told that if I received a violation that I was on my own and they wouldn't back me. However if I didn't use their talk-off I was subject to disciplinary action. The owner and "supervisor" (they are long-time friends) hover over the collectors. They will criticize and berate right on the floor in front of everyone. They feel embarrassing their collectors will yield greater results. Collectors are written up if they don't meet expectations, which are set in such a way that it is very difficult to meet. They routinely fire collectors for not meeting quotas. The quotas are set very high and limits are placed on the collectors as to what kind of payments they can take. They will not allow debtors to make payments less than $100 or so. If you try to pay what you can and it is not satisfactory to them, they will transfer you to a "senior rep" who will aggressively pressure you to pay more or face legal consequences. Collectors that cannot get the expected payment after a successful contact are routinely embarrassed by the owner and supervisor in front of their peers. In my time there I saw women reduced to tears, and men upset so that they walked out. Bonus is paid, but it is very hard to reach. This company is so bad that other collectors that work in the area search out new hires and warn them to leave. I am not a disgruntled employee. I am just someone that wants to get the word out about this place, especially to truckers who feel their livelihood is threatened. Don't fall for it! Also, make sure to send this company a Cease and Desist via certified mail. They WILL contact your friends and relatives! They use references from your application, but they also use a database that provides contact info for your families. They have the collectors make it sound like you are in trouble in order to get you to call. Collectors in Dallas...stay away from this place! Truckers and debtors...know your rights!!!! Did I mention they pay the collectors to get debtors to leave positive reviews on Google?
Thats great to warn the public of such a shady company, but wouldn't it be better to contact the FTC and work with them to help put a stop to those violating the FDCPA? I'm sure they would welcome you as an informant and you could much do more for the public by helping them.
Yes, this same thing happen to me and is still going on. The exact thing you talk about has happened. They always want to suspend my drivers license. When I left Steven Transport stop taking the payments and placed me in collection. That is a horrible company.
What difference would it make? Unless you live in the same state, or that lawyer would somehow be licensed to practice in your state, the information is not relevant.
This is a phone number look-up site, not a review site, so I'm not sure why you felt the need to post your comments here. All you're doing is coming across as a shill for this company.
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