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  • Report:  #929048

Complaint Review: National Asset Management LLC - Moon Twp Pennsylvania

Reported By:
Joe - Denver, Colorado, United States of America
Submitted:
Updated:

National Asset Management LLC
400 Rouser Road Suite 202 Moon Twp, 15108 Pennsylvania, United States of America
Phone:
(412) 424-0250
Web:
http://www.nationalmanagement.net/commercial-collection.html
Categories:
Tell us has your experience with this business or person been good? What's this?
I found National Asset Management on Google while looking for a collections agency to recover $3,127.76 from a now bankrupt former client. They collected $0.  After watching them flounder for months I fired them and started looking for another company to take over. Instead I was presented with a bill for their full commission of $782 (even though they hadn't collected any money), and accused of collecting the money from my former client directly. 

I filed a complaint with the BBB and Secretary of State in PA.

In response National Asset Management has now reported the fictitious $782 to a credit reporting agency on my personal credit report. I entered into this arrangement as my LLC. They are scam artists, and the most unethical group of people I have even had the displeasure to do business with. 

You can only contact the company by email or through the call center which won't route complaints to anyone in management. The actions of this company are disgusting, and they shouldn't be allowed to profit by scamming businesses.


1 Updates & Rebuttals

Darren

Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania,
U.S.A.
Unhappy with Collections

#2Consumer Comment

Fri, February 22, 2013

I owned a collection agency for 22 years that I recently sold. I have absolutely no relationship with the company you're questioning (National Asset Management) other than seeing them in passing at ACA events, but they're known as a reputable company in the industry. Trust me, there are a lot of really bad agencies out there, and they're not one of them.  It boggles my mind how people think they can have an account that doesn't pay them for months and months, then the company goes out of business and somehow they expect a collection agency to miraculously collect from them. People don't use common sense. Collection agencies work on a contingency basis. They incur all costs up (letters, postage, phone calls, insurance, credit reporting, and even legal fees) so they are taking a risk every time someone places an account with them. I don't understand why people think they shouldn't be paid if you want to withdraw the account. Do you expect them to work for free? I know you don't like working for free or else you wouldn't have placed the account in collections in the first place. A good collection agency can help improve cash flow for a lot of companies. Just don't expect them to do the impossible.

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