Complaint Review: Asset Acceptance - Internet

Thanks for your reply. I'll call them in AM and see what happens. And no I won't give them anything other than my name and number

Wrinkle, They are probably looking for someone who had your cell# before you did. Are they asking for you by name, or are they just saying to call? If this is the case, the person they are looking for has the same or similar name to you. Send them a cease communication letter as per your rights under the FDCPA. Only give them your first and last name and the phone# they are calling you on. Do not give them ANY other information, and DO NOT sign the letter. Send it by certified mail, return reciept requested. Be sure to put the certified# on the letter itself and keep a copy for your records. Contact info, etc..>> Agency Details Asset Acceptance Corp.***** 28405 Van d**e Avenue Warren, Michigan 48092 Phone: (586) 446-7818 Fax: (586) 846-7837 Web Address: www.assetacceptance.com (Branch offices in Baltimore, San Antonio, Cleveland, & Brandon, FL.) 2840 S. Falkenburg Road, Riverview, FL 33569 (Physical Office in Brandon, FL) >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 10500 Highway 281 N. Ste 150 San Antonio, Texas 78216 Phone: (210) 979-3600 Fax: (210) 979-3659 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Bud Says... ONE OF AMERICA'S WORST COLLECTION AGENCIES! ********** FORMER ASSET EMPLOYEES********** We Need Your Help! Please Email Us Here or Call our Office ********** CONSUMER NOTICE********** ARE YOU A VICTIM OF ASSET ACCEPTANCE CORP? HAVE YOU BEEN SUED BY THEM? WAS A JUDGMENT OBTAINED? ARE YOUR WAGES BEING GARNISHED, BANK ACCOUNT LEVIED? IF SO, PLEASE GET IN CONTACT WITH ME. ************************************* Asset Acceptance Corp.(AAC) is now a publicly traded company. (Nasdaq: AACC) They purchases old portfolio's of mostly worthless charged-off accounts for pennies on the dollar. Once owned, they inflate the value of the portfolio, send out dunning notices and try to collect at a ridiculous profit. Don't be surprised if you notice the date of last activity on your credit report, as stated by AAC is WRONG! Deliberately changing the date of last activity is a way to scam consumers into thinking they are entitled to money they would not legally be allowed to collect. This is standard procedure for them -- from "re-aging" the debt on the credit history, to suing on what is probably a statute of limitations claim, to reneging on a written promise. These liars, thieves and snake-oil salesmen are trying ALL the con's known, to grease their pockets with your money. Watch out too for the mystery $50-$75 payment that is claimed to have been revived on the account. When pressed, they claim to do an investigation and "discover" that they made a "clerical error" and mistakenly posted someone else's payment to your account. (LIARS!) NOTHING this 'House of Cons' does should be believed or taken at face value. They have proven over and over they are liars and thieves! Under federal law, the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) an account may ONLY stay on a credit report for seven years. One of the cons being used by Asset Acceptance is to claim you made a $50 payment, which would have re-started that clock. Unfortunately this is a 'bogus-claim' by AAC, is illegal and violates your rights. Asset Acceptance Corp has earned the distinction of one of "AMERICA'S WORST COLLECTION AGENCY'S". They lie, steal, cheat, misrepresent, file bogus claims, create phony documents and commit perjury in the court system JUST to increase their bottom line. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> I hope this helps. Do not let them get away with it.