The case file will be downloaded on Thursday (January 1st 2015) and you will be soon served with the court papers due to non-payment after so many reminders. If you want to avoid these legal consequences we merely require you to get back to our manager Tracy Butler ( [email protected] ) with the payment, you can e-mail her for further details.
NOTE:- Please do not reply to this E-Mail ID.
If you want to resolve the issue, please contact Tracy Butler
( [email protected] )
Thank You,
Juan Parker
Advance Cash Services
LEGAL GROUP OF ATTORNEYS
This is the email I received from ACS, they call me every other day leaving messages that they are coming to serve me at home and they hope I am at home. Have you ever known of any business or individual to send the one to be sued a heads-up and in their correspondence they do not indicate an address or telephone number, very strange. Also, the wording is off as well, the grammer is off, even the email is strange, it's all bizarre.
Katie
Seattle,#2General Comment
Wed, December 17, 2014
This is a very common scam. If you don't actually owe these people money, they're trying to con you into paying a non-existant debt using fear tactics and/or confusion, or they're phishing for your financial info.
A lot of people probably don't even realize the last thing most companies would do is tell you a process server is on their way over - everyone would just pretend they weren't home.
If you do a web search for "debt collection scams" you can find a lot of good resources about warning signs, how to protect yourself, and how to report it. The Consumer Resources page on this site has a lot of helpful info as well.