Cash Advance America Alvin Parker 214-230-1009 Ext 195 Received an email from a so called Senior Attorney Alvin Parker stating that i am doing some fraud & civil litigations. Internet
Received an email from an Alvin Parker stating that I owe money to a Pay Day advance company, And they have being try to call me to collect money from me that I do not owe The email stated that I was soliciting funds from
American Cash Advance. I don't have an outstanding loan with them. The email also said that I would be
prosecuted in the court within a couple of days, also that my SS# is put on hold by the government. I am sure
Alvin Parker is not his real name, because he has an Indian accent. I am sure Mr. Parker wanted me to give him my banking information. I guess the so called charges would have went away if hI had given him my banking information.
2 Updates & Rebuttals
cristie
alamosa,Colorado,
i recieved the same email
#3General Comment
Thu, April 03, 2014
omg i just got an email like this today from an alvin warner i called him he had an indian accent as well. the phone connection kept breaking up as if it was a poor connection from another conection. He told me tha same thing that the email said and kept insisting howcan wse resole this and threatning me i told him well when i recieve papers from court i will nget an attorny. he said i had toget an attorny today because they were filing the the courts and a warrant would be issued. i told him good. i hung up .. have your heard anything else from him?
FloridaNative
Palm Beach Gardens,Florida,
These scammers don't leave you alone even if you pay
#3Consumer Comment
Wed, March 19, 2014
It was wise of you to not give them your banking information. These scammers have been at this a long time. Their emails and phone calls are outrageous. They use fake names and throw away phones to try to get you to send them $$. You did the right thing by not giving them your banking information as not only would you have lost the money you pledged to them, but they would continue to take out addtional funds.
Read the other reports on this site and you will see that once these scammers have spoken to you, and you accept (or decline) they will continue to contact you. You can put a stop to it by hanging up when they call again. No, the charges would not have gone away if you paid them. The charges don't exist. These scammers will say anything to push you into sending money. That is why the best thing to do is to hang up and not listen to them.
Read the site at FTC(dot)gov to read up on these pay day loan collection scams. Looks like you fortunately spotted this one.