- Report: #551391
Complaint Review: Cavalry Portfolio Services Cavalry Investments - Phoenix Arizona
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Chris -
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
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Cavalry Portfolio Services Cavalry Investments
4050 E Cotton Center Dr #20, Phoenix, Arizona 85040 Phoenix, 85040 Arizona, United States of America
Phone:
877-302-9843
Web:
http://www.cavalryportfolioservices.com
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Cavalry Portfolio Services, Cavalry Investments Cavalry Investments Invalid Debt and Blatant Lies Phoenix, Arizona
I was contacted in July of 2009 by someone at Cavalry Portfolio Services claiming I owed Bank of America over $1,900 for a credit card I had in 2006. I advised them at that time that I would be sending them a letter to cease communication and requesting validation of the debt should they continue to claim its validity. I never heard back from them.
Yesterday, my mother received a phone call on her cell phone, from Linda Simmons at Cavalry looking for me. I phoned them back and explained to her the situation, and then was "muted" while her boss decided to get on the phone to attempt their strong-arm tactics. I again advised him of the situation, that I had already send a validation request via certified mail and that this debt was not owed as it was paid to Bank of America when the account was closed (it was a secured credit card - Bank of America already had my money to pay what was owed).
At this point in the call, the person I was speaking with asked me for a fax number to send the validation response and demand letter to. And, according to him these documents were originally sent to me in July of 2009 to the address I live at now (he read the address to me) ... and that "this address is on the letters - I can see it." Only issue is - I've lived at my current address for a little over 40 days now ... so how could it have been send to this address in July of 2009?
Sending them a second (and last) letter to cease communication since they were unable to provide me with the appropriate documentation within the guidelines allowed by the FDCPA.
Yesterday, my mother received a phone call on her cell phone, from Linda Simmons at Cavalry looking for me. I phoned them back and explained to her the situation, and then was "muted" while her boss decided to get on the phone to attempt their strong-arm tactics. I again advised him of the situation, that I had already send a validation request via certified mail and that this debt was not owed as it was paid to Bank of America when the account was closed (it was a secured credit card - Bank of America already had my money to pay what was owed).
At this point in the call, the person I was speaking with asked me for a fax number to send the validation response and demand letter to. And, according to him these documents were originally sent to me in July of 2009 to the address I live at now (he read the address to me) ... and that "this address is on the letters - I can see it." Only issue is - I've lived at my current address for a little over 40 days now ... so how could it have been send to this address in July of 2009?
Sending them a second (and last) letter to cease communication since they were unable to provide me with the appropriate documentation within the guidelines allowed by the FDCPA.
