Mike
River Edge,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, December 13, 2007
First off, I am not an employee of CashCall, or any other loan/banking company. I work for a financial company in NYC and you can look at all the other topics I posted on (where I am also accused of working for that company like BOA, Ebay, TiresPLus, etc). Secondly, making fun of an accent COULD be racist, but only if they directly mention ethnicity. If they simply laugh at it, it's insensitive but not necessarily racist. Thirdly, When you get a loan from a bottomfeeder such as CashCall, what do you expect?
Robert
Wallingford,#3Consumer Comment
Wed, December 12, 2007
check your state's law. I believe California requires that both parties consent to the conversation being recorded. The consent must be obtained at the beginning of the conversation. The non-consenting party (CashCall) can sue for up to $5000 in civil court or can bring criminal charges against the person that recorded the conversation (prison and a fine). If you have voicemail recordings, those are different. The person leaving the message is aware that it is being recorded.
Tom
Broadview Heights,#4Consumer Comment
Tue, December 11, 2007
First off, ignore Mike. Cash Call has a lot of their yuppies looking at what people say about them. They know it is true what people say about them but they gotta come on here and put their two cents in. Second, when people call you and make fun of your accent, to me that is racist. The best thing you can do is save every message that they leave you and any e-mail they send you. Also, if you have any conversations with them directly, record them. Then take everything you have saved to an attorney and let him decide what is best to do. I feel for you because I too have a loan out with Cash Call. Eventually, the right person will catch on to what they are doing and they WILL be shut down. It's just a matter of time. Hope everything works out for you.
Mike
River Edge,#5Consumer Comment
Mon, December 10, 2007
I would say that the phone reps were arrogant, rude and insensitive, not racist.....in fact, aren't most collection agents that way? The point is you signed a contract and you reneged on such contract.
Parody
Vallejo,,#6Author of original report
Mon, December 03, 2007
English isn't my first language. What would you call it?
Mike
River Edge,#7Consumer Comment
Mon, December 03, 2007
It is not the loan companies job to offer you "help". They made a contract with YOU, not your fiance, they don't care if he is disabled. You signed a contract, you need to pay what you can when you can. If you tell them in writing to not contact you at a specific number and they continue, you can sure them for harrassment. Send them a letter via registered receipt for proof. And what in this report is racist? Seriously?
Mike
River Edge,#8Consumer Comment
Mon, December 03, 2007
It is not the loan companies job to offer you "help". They made a contract with YOU, not your fiance, they don't care if he is disabled. You signed a contract, you need to pay what you can when you can. If you tell them in writing to not contact you at a specific number and they continue, you can sure them for harrassment. Send them a letter via registered receipt for proof. And what in this report is racist? Seriously?
Mike
River Edge,#9Consumer Comment
Mon, December 03, 2007
It is not the loan companies job to offer you "help". They made a contract with YOU, not your fiance, they don't care if he is disabled. You signed a contract, you need to pay what you can when you can. If you tell them in writing to not contact you at a specific number and they continue, you can sure them for harrassment. Send them a letter via registered receipt for proof. And what in this report is racist? Seriously?