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Complaint Review: American Credit Services - Union Bridge Maryland
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American Credit Services
Union Bridge, MD Union Bridge, Maryland, U.S.A.
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410-775-5446
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American Credit Services Scam Telephone Call Union Bridge Maryland
A representative from this company, Mike Anderson, contacted me today and informed me that I had an outstanding debt with Fast Cash International of $974.63 and that per the "OOCR- out of code restitution" documents in my "file" allowed me to pay this amount immediately to prevent further action from being taken against me. The man then told me that if I do not pay this amount immediately, that I would be required to report to Superior Court of California tomorrow morning, with two people as references, at which time I would be arrested and taken to jail for three reasons:
1. Violation of Federal Banking laws
2. Check Fraud
3. Theft Deception
I was further told that if I did not comply that information would be faxed to my employer and this information would be delivered to me in the morning, along with a letter terminating my employment. I then explained that I had no idea what this man was talking about. He informed me that I should enjoy my "final day" with my family, because tomorrow I would not be with them anymore.
I was contacted an hour later, on my cell phone, by the same gentleman who now told me his name was Joe Brown, and that he had spoken with me an hour prior and had not heard back from me yet. I explained that he was harassing me and that I was aware of his company's fraudulent behavior. I informed him that he was not to contact me any further. He then told me that an "officer" would be at my door within 1/2 hour and that I should be expecting this "officer". He then hung up on me.
I spoke with my local police department and informed them of these phone calls. They assured me that it appeared to be a fraudulent telephone call (and a scam) and that I needed to disregard what was said to me.
Joy
Aberdeen, Washington
U.S.A.
1. Violation of Federal Banking laws
2. Check Fraud
3. Theft Deception
I was further told that if I did not comply that information would be faxed to my employer and this information would be delivered to me in the morning, along with a letter terminating my employment. I then explained that I had no idea what this man was talking about. He informed me that I should enjoy my "final day" with my family, because tomorrow I would not be with them anymore.
I was contacted an hour later, on my cell phone, by the same gentleman who now told me his name was Joe Brown, and that he had spoken with me an hour prior and had not heard back from me yet. I explained that he was harassing me and that I was aware of his company's fraudulent behavior. I informed him that he was not to contact me any further. He then told me that an "officer" would be at my door within 1/2 hour and that I should be expecting this "officer". He then hung up on me.
I spoke with my local police department and informed them of these phone calls. They assured me that it appeared to be a fraudulent telephone call (and a scam) and that I needed to disregard what was said to me.
Joy
Aberdeen, Washington
U.S.A.
