I recieved a letter from First National Collection Bureau Inc., stating in most threatening tones that I, owed them 7,651.53
but they/their client "Arches Financial, LLC." Aspire, were willing to settle for $765.15, in five payments of $153.03.
Along with the report were sent five payment stubs with addess, and date to be sent, and set number.
Knowing I, had not gone to online school, knowing , I do not have credit debts, or credit cards, I also knew I,
did not owe this debt!
BEND OVER & SPELL RUN
LOS ANGELES,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, November 19, 2014
Apparently these "people" think that they can get away with anything online. I am an older person too & I sympathise with you. Glad to hear that you didn't fall for this ludicrous stupidity. Obviously they went to school online. Learned how to go to the bathroom online, etc. The internet has become the web of deception as far as anything financial is concerned & that is a supreme insult to those who are honest business persons. If you do encounter those people who attempted to "collect" from you then you might want to shoot them. But if you did that then it would automatically become your fault that the entire incident occurred. Pitiful isn't it? For a fee I will do it for you! You can also make payments to me for the fee, which will be far less than $7k, because they are not of any value near that.