Robert
Irvine,#2Consumer Comment
Sun, August 07, 2011
Did these people have a very heavy foreign accent? If so don't bother taping them or doing any research. This is a SCAM.
The next time they call you can let them know you know it is a scam and they should stop bothering you knowing they are not going to get any money out of you. Or you can "have some fun" with them in various ways. Such as if they ask you for the phone number of your attorney give them the number to the local police or FBI office.
Nathan
milwaukee,#3Consumer Comment
Sun, August 07, 2011
First off I would get a tape recorder and start taping those calls. I am not an attorney. Now, I would suggest hiring a National assocation consumer attorney (NACA) research it on the web.
You also can file a complaint with your attorney general. as well as the state that this agency resides in.
You can demand debt validation within 30 days of contact. Try that. I would also goto Debtorboards on the web. They are a com. Put the two together and you have their address.
the advice is free. They are non profit org. they do have attorneys that help to some degree.
dO NOT GIVE THEM BANK INFO. You need to be proactive then reactive. Monitor the clerk of courts for suits. Find out what the statute of limitations is for your state. Keep your chin up and fight them. If they take it to court then demand discovery. I believe you don't owe this money. Never pay them fight them. Tape the conversations and Hire a NACA attorney. They sometimes will take it on a contigency basics. Try DEBTORBOARDS ON THE INTERNET.