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Complaint Review: National Asset Recovery - Atlanta Georgia
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National Asset Recovery
2880 Dresden Drive Suite 200 Atlanta, 30341 Georgia, U.S.A.
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National Asset Recovery Defrauded me out of $83,000 claiming I owed it to Medicare for a Cost Report when Medicare owed me $200,000+ RIPOFF Atlanta Georgia
(DHHS), US Department Health Human Services, Medicare PPRB, Attorney, Suzanne Cochran, "You need counsel to resolve issues of Fraud, cruel treatment, Denial of equal protection, constitutional rights, human rights violations, and criminal actions by anyone." Due to being denied equal protection of the law, after four National Accountants, CA, TX, NC and Illinois on same Medicare cost report I could not settle Medicare Cost Report Appeal when Medicare owed my Medicare Home Care Agency almost $200,000 because I would be committing Medicare FRAUD due to forgery and being framed with altered Medicare documents.
I was defrauded to pay $83,000+ in January 2001, told to consider it hush money and another $15,000+ in 2003 from personal South Carolina Bank America account to National Asset Recovery and Allied Management in Atlanta. Told I would get it back at Medicare Appeal when Medicare owed me over $200,000 + the $83,000 + $15,000. Fprmer Husband took me back to court 4 different times claiming I owed him this $83,000 for not keeping proper Medicare records.
I have corporate mailing expenses of Former husband submitting fraudulent Medicare timesheets in August 2001 during his management and control with my forged signature on documents to our Medicare Intermediary, BC/BS of Iowa and the $200,000+ kept getting smaller and smaller down to about $40,000 due to the Intermediary disallowing cost due to the new submitted 1995-1996 fraudulent Medicare employee timesheets in hopes of getting me with Medicare Fraud.
Stephani
Hilton Head Island, South Carolina
U.S.A.
I was defrauded to pay $83,000+ in January 2001, told to consider it hush money and another $15,000+ in 2003 from personal South Carolina Bank America account to National Asset Recovery and Allied Management in Atlanta. Told I would get it back at Medicare Appeal when Medicare owed me over $200,000 + the $83,000 + $15,000. Fprmer Husband took me back to court 4 different times claiming I owed him this $83,000 for not keeping proper Medicare records.
I have corporate mailing expenses of Former husband submitting fraudulent Medicare timesheets in August 2001 during his management and control with my forged signature on documents to our Medicare Intermediary, BC/BS of Iowa and the $200,000+ kept getting smaller and smaller down to about $40,000 due to the Intermediary disallowing cost due to the new submitted 1995-1996 fraudulent Medicare employee timesheets in hopes of getting me with Medicare Fraud.
Stephani
Hilton Head Island, South Carolina
U.S.A.
