Kirk
Apache Junction,#2UPDATE EX-employee responds
Wed, May 10, 2006
I worked at American Savings for over five years, from March of 1999 thru September 2004. My responsibilities included billing, receiving payments, collecting delinquentcies and handling any customer service issues that might arise. I know first hand the policies regarding delinquent loan accounts at American Savings. Also, I know the gentleman who wrote the complaint against American Savings. I can remember sending him letter after letter, and making call after call, in an attempt to bring current the payments he'd obligated himself to. If I remember correctly, the Company gave him more opportunities to bring the account current than they were legally obligated to. In fact, this was a regular practice of the Company. While I am very sympathetic of the situation he placed himself in, I am absolutely certain his one-dimentional view of American Savings' upper management crew, Clark and David Allen, is completely unsubstantiated and borderline libelous. I've knew these men professionally for nearly 15 years, and prior to working there had actually borrowed money from the Company on three different occasions. In all transactions I was honestly and justly delt with. I would not hesitate to do business with American Savings and David or Clark Allen in the future. After working for American Savings for five and a half years, and seeing the lending and collecting process up close and personal; I can say without hesitation that American Savings Life Insurance Company is NO predator, but rather a savior in most of their customers eyes. Rip-Off Report complainer, "James" is the one who breached a legal contract with American Savings, and thereby exposed himself as one worthy of ridicule and distrust.