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  • Report:  #93323

Complaint Review: National Data Or - Nashville Tennessee

Reported By:
- Hudson, New York,
Submitted:
Updated:

National Data Or
P.O Box 17445 (no Street) Nashville, 37217 Tennessee, U.S.A.
Phone:
877-329-5268
Web:
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I found an ad in the paper for "Postal Positions", that paid $15.00-$39.00 an hour. So I called and discussed it with the lady, she told me about it and about the payment. I said that I'd pay with a check, thinking that I'd send it in with the forms that I'd have to fill out. This was my first bank account so I saw nothing wrong with giving my personal information. A few days later I received a bank notice that said I had insufficient funds and that a check had bounced because a check for "Exam Prep" had gone through.

I immediatly called my bank, they said to call the company's customer service, which I did. After I had started to tell what happened the man started yelling at me telling me that I must have a mental problem, or maybe I was "retarded" and that the woman I had spoken to was no longer employed. However after all this he said that they would "cancel the transaction".Not only did they not cancel the transaction, and return the money they had taken, but two months later they went into my account again making me go deeper into a negative balance.

Soon after I received a letter from an attorney's office that said I had to contact them about my check, so I immediatly wrote back to the exact address which it came from but my letter came back saying that the address didn't exist or was "unknown".

Two months ago a letter came from an entirely different organization telling me that I had to contact them and pay them! I contacted them right away and the woman told me now that I owed $370, unsure of how $105.90 had gotten to that. The woman has since bothered me, threatening to get a warrant for my arrest.

Brittany

Hudson, New York
U.S.A.


1 Updates & Rebuttals

Juliet

Birmingham,
Alabama,
U.S.A.
A Collector Cannot Issue A Warrant For Your Arrest

#2Consumer Suggestion

Wed, June 02, 2004

In no way am I a lawyer or anything remotely like it, but one thing I'm very sure of is that Collection Agencies have no authority to have arrest warrants issued. Please don't let them scare you with empty threats designed to intimidate you. I can't remember the exact name of it but many of these Rip Off Reports reference the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and you definitely want to familiarize yourself with it. Collection Agencies can attempt to collect, but they CAN'T terrorize you and you CAN stop them from doing so. I typed in the name of the act and the search engine came right up with www.ftc.gov/os/statutes/fdcpa/fdcpact.htm as a website for the act. Please check it out, you need to know this information. And thank you Rip Off Reports for the priceless service you provide!!! I would gladly pay a monthly fee to access this site, but I AM happy it's still free!! :)

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