Complaint Review: NACS - National Association Credit Services - Madeira Beach Florida

THE PARK BOULEVARD OFFICE is the primary location and "corp office" for this company. They have not moved and have been located there for over 18 months. It is in the same complex as ZOM HEE chinese restuarant. TERESA and the rest of the gang are in that office every day Monday through FRiday. I am posting this information because with the amount of fraud this company seems to be doing it makes sence to send the FBI and FTC as well as The Florida AG to this location. Steven is rarely in any office as he has remote access into the computer system and is probably afraid authorities will show. I am sure that this is the case at some point and hope it is soon.

A Texas court ordered a Florida company to pay $600,000 in damages stemming from fraudulent reporting to credit agencies. The company, National Association Credit Services, was found liable for damages and punitive charges after they were shown to be responsible for fraudulent and malicious statements on the plaintiff's credit history. When something like this happens, it's like a gift from heaven. You just need to document everything you need to win in a court of law. There's nothing like liquidating a fraud's business and going after the principal's assets to make the rest of the crooks sit up and take notice. By the way, they keep the complaint on your credit file in order to extort money from you. Some people are dumb enough to pay half a dozen times or more.

A Texas court ordered a Florida company to pay $600,000 in damages stemming from fraudulent reporting to credit agencies. The company, National Association Credit Services, was found liable for damages and punitive charges after they were shown to be responsible for fraudulent and malicious statements on the plaintiff's credit history. When something like this happens, it's like a gift from heaven. You just need to document everything you need to win in a court of law. There's nothing like liquidating a fraud's business and going after the principal's assets to make the rest of the crooks sit up and take notice. By the way, they keep the complaint on your credit file in order to extort money from you. Some people are dumb enough to pay half a dozen times or more.

A Texas court ordered a Florida company to pay $600,000 in damages stemming from fraudulent reporting to credit agencies. The company, National Association Credit Services, was found liable for damages and punitive charges after they were shown to be responsible for fraudulent and malicious statements on the plaintiff's credit history. When something like this happens, it's like a gift from heaven. You just need to document everything you need to win in a court of law. There's nothing like liquidating a fraud's business and going after the principal's assets to make the rest of the crooks sit up and take notice. By the way, they keep the complaint on your credit file in order to extort money from you. Some people are dumb enough to pay half a dozen times or more.

A Texas court ordered a Florida company to pay $600,000 in damages stemming from fraudulent reporting to credit agencies. The company, National Association Credit Services, was found liable for damages and punitive charges after they were shown to be responsible for fraudulent and malicious statements on the plaintiff's credit history. When something like this happens, it's like a gift from heaven. You just need to document everything you need to win in a court of law. There's nothing like liquidating a fraud's business and going after the principal's assets to make the rest of the crooks sit up and take notice. By the way, they keep the complaint on your credit file in order to extort money from you. Some people are dumb enough to pay half a dozen times or more.

Like you, I was a victim of NACS. In my case a less than honest roommate took my personal information and opened an account qith NACS. I have been fighting with them since 2003 after discovering this on my CR. I have called NACS numerous times, each time getting a different rep. who told me that the account was closed, and wold be taken off my CR. I DOCUMENTED each and every phone call, naminbg the rep. I spoke to, and what was stated to me. I filed a dispute with Experian to havwe this removed. NACS me a letter stating that this was a valid account, and I was still responsible for the money owed. I continued to call and document everything I was told. I finally sent into Experian a list of all my phone converstions, copies of my cell phone bill with NACS's number highlighted, a copy of that letter, and copiesd of my bank accounts showing where they tried to take money out with out my permission. I mailed it registered mail, requesting a signed receipt when received. I finally got my answer the other day. experian found in my favor and deleted that negative report from my CR !! Yes it took a little time, but if y0ou DOCUMENT EVERYTHING when dealing with NACS, you will come out on top !!