Keith
los angeles,#2Author of original report
Mon, October 11, 2004
wow, after not hearing from ikea charles at camco for quite sometime - now she's calling me weekly. guess i better update my camco report then: yes my debt is still: 10-20 years old. and the statute of limitations in california is still: 4 years.
Keith
los angeles,#3Author of original report
Fri, October 08, 2004
honestly, the best thing i've found to do about camco is nothing - ignore them. well reporting them to the ftc is probably a worthwhile move since camco continues to ignore the ftc's rulings about how they conduct buisness. i've also filed complaints with our states attorney general. and whenever i see a news story i contact the reporter to let them know about us. and you can set up search engines like google to notify you by email when theres a new story/report out. in addition to using this website, i think letting the media know about camco is a good way to get the word out. but when camco calls, just hang up. when they write, so what, let them spend their $ on postage, just tear the letter up in little pieces. fortunately for me, not only are my debts eons old, but so is camcos contact info - i've not gotten 1 letter. although, they do like to argue that they sent one(s). nope, the letters & some phone calls have gone to moms house, and i haven't lived there for 30 years. and i had her write "return to sender, address unknown" on them. seems like they (camco) are -only- succe$$ful dealilng with those folks who get a demand letter or phone call & simply give them money in hopes of making them go away.