Lance
Gorham,#2Author of original report
Sat, October 18, 2003
Well, it's Saturday morning 8:49 EST, and still no "official letter" to prove debt. That doesn't stop me from filing suit though. I urge anyone that has a problem with this company to: A) Join in on any Class Action Suit you can find or start one. B) File a small claims suit against the actual "Debt Collector" for harassment and anything else you can think of. Especially Steve Johnson if he's the one. After all... he claims to be management and management has it's responsibilities. C) Call every number you see above and complain till they have absolutely no choice but to do something about it. D) Call all your local newspapers and News channels. Remember that the media love a good SCAM! Thanks for your support and have a nice flight! Good morning Steve Johnson :0)>
Mike
Simi Valley,#3Consumer Comment
Fri, October 17, 2003
IT's so good to get some real info. on Illinois Goverment. I've been so busy covering my butt, that I have had no time to look into all of this. By the way the hell with T-shirts I want "WANTED POSTERS" of thes jerks. Everyon Keep up the good work. If everyone can put in enough information I'm sure we can put together a clas acction law suite.
Lance
Gorham,#4Author of original report
Thu, October 16, 2003
So far he's only tried calling back once (Steve Johnson). Found a great link if you're from NH OR if you're a Steve Johnson. I especially love the definition of "debt collector" and the points to remember part: POINTS TO REMEMBER If you are contacted by a collection agency or debt collector, you have to receive a written notice giving you information about the alleged debt. You have the right to know the amount owed, the name of the creditor, and what action you may take if you believe you do not owe the debt. Remember, a debt collector cannot harass you to repay the debt in any way. The debt collector may not contact you at unreasonable times, or at work if your employer disapproves. Neither may a debt collector contact your friends nor relatives. Remember, that while you may find it upsetting to have a debt collector contact you, if the debt is valid, reasonable collection methods are not in violation of the law. Here's the link: http://www.nh.gov/nhdoj/Consumer/deb.html ....shoulda read that first huh Stevie? Oh. By the way. I will pay $50 for a hi-res authentic photo of Steve Johnson. I wan't to make t-shirts! What a gas! :o)> G'nite