John
Louisville,#2Consumer Comment
Tue, September 09, 2008
Send them a letter via Certified Mail + Return Receipt stating: Per the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, I am requesting: - written validation of this alleged debt and that said alleged debt is within the statute of limitations - Cease all verbal communications with me about this alleged debt.
Anonymous
Jackson,#3Consumer Comment
Mon, September 08, 2008
My fiance just recently dealt with this Bureau of Asset Management. Like most of the other complaints, this company found an old outstanding debt and tried to collect over twice the actual amount owed. The actual amount was $950.00 and they attempted to collect $2200.00. They threatened her with subpoenas, court appearances, & lawsuits. We are located in NJ and they also threatened to send "paperwork" to their "attorneys" over here. It was all complete nonsense. I went ahead an emailed a local news office who investigates dirty collection tactics and was told to check out the Fair Debt Collection Practices. Well, I did and to no surprise, this company broke more than one rule listed. So, I filed a complaint with the FTC and that's where it is to date. I don't know if they'll investigate the situation based on a single complaint, but it's a start. Good luck to anyone who has to deal with these con artists.
Simmons
ann arbor,#4Author of original report
Sun, September 07, 2008
They also do business under Credit Recoveries inc.