- Report: #888782
Complaint Review: ACS Shwan Carter - palm springs California
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dani -
lakehavasu city, Arizona, United States of America
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ACS Shwan Carter
palm springs ca palm springs, California, United States of America
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760-269-4157
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ACS Shwan Carter travis and some other could not understand they told my employer that they where going to come and arrest me because i had a payday loan that i did not pay and so they said i stold the money and that i had to pay them 300 which i did thats all palm springs, California
A man by the name of Shawn Carter from ACS called me at work and told me that i was going to be arrested for an outstanding payday loan and that i had to pay it with in 20 mins or an FBI agent was going to show up at my work and arrest me and that my ssn was going to be black listed and that i was going to be fired from my job and i will not be able to get a job so he told me to go to safeway and get a prepaid card called power pay so i did and i had to withdraw the last 300 bucks i had to my name which was for my car payment,and put it on this prepaid card and then give him the number so i did and after that he told me to destroy that card and that he would call back within 20 mins to let me know that the paper work that they had on me to arrest me would be stopped from being sent to the DA, never got a call back..............................................
surprise,surprise
surprise,surprise
2 Updates & Rebuttals
Jim Martin
Indiana,USA
Stacey
#2Consumer Comment
Sun, May 27, 2012
The way I understood what he said, YES he did pay it. And my favorite part of this scam is that they required him to go get a prepaid card to pay it. Apparently they even gave him a specific one to go get.
To the OP: You will need to contact the bank the card is issued to and attempt to dispute it. Most likely, you are just SOL as these prepaid cards don't offer much support.
BTW: For future reference, you would not be arrested for this, and you would not get fired. The debt collector would have to file in court. You would then have to take the day off work to go to the hearing. Then the judge would make a ruling on whether you have to pay or not based on the evidence provided.
This was a scam, and you fell for it. Now that you fell for it, you might want to pay more attention the next time you get a collection call. It may be the same person. He will use a different name, of course.
Stacey
Dallas,Texas,
U.S.A.
scammers
#3Consumer Comment
Sun, May 27, 2012
There is no loan, no arrest and just a big old SCAM! Please do not tell me you paid these people money!! If you did then you got scammed big time.
