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Complaint Review: NCO Financial Systems Inc - Philadelphia Pennsylvania
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NCO Financial Systems Inc
P. O. Box 41417 Philadelphia, 19101 Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
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NCO Financial Systems Inc FRAUD dirty ripoff dogs Philadelphia Pennsylvania
My account was turned over to NCO from Capital One.
I was contacted by NCO and agreed to make and electronic payment of $75.00. NCO attempted to debit my account for $502.56 which is the full balance.
NCO attempted to debit my account twice for the balance and the funds were not in my account. This is fraud because this was not the agreement that I made with NCO. Upon conversation with NCO, I was informed that they had to try and collect on the full balance of the account to keep the account from being return to Capital One. My bank has charged me $64.00 in overdraft fees and NCO refuses to give me my $64.00 back.
FRAUD, FRAUD, FRAUD. Do not agree to make electronic payments to NCO, they will not keep there word. FRAUD FRAUD FRAUD.
Donna
Birmingham, Alabama
U.S.A.
I was contacted by NCO and agreed to make and electronic payment of $75.00. NCO attempted to debit my account for $502.56 which is the full balance.
NCO attempted to debit my account twice for the balance and the funds were not in my account. This is fraud because this was not the agreement that I made with NCO. Upon conversation with NCO, I was informed that they had to try and collect on the full balance of the account to keep the account from being return to Capital One. My bank has charged me $64.00 in overdraft fees and NCO refuses to give me my $64.00 back.
FRAUD, FRAUD, FRAUD. Do not agree to make electronic payments to NCO, they will not keep there word. FRAUD FRAUD FRAUD.
Donna
Birmingham, Alabama
U.S.A.
2 Updates & Rebuttals
John
Memphis,Tennessee,
U.S.A.
Cancel That Transaction !!!
#2Consumer Suggestion
Thu, May 22, 2003
This was obviously a fraudulent ACH transaction. You actually have 60 days to notify your bank that it accepted a fraudulent ACH. They will have to provide either written authorization that you signed or a verifiable recording authorizing withdrawal of that amount.
Joe
Fpo Ae,Maine,
U.S.A.
Not surprising, most debt collectors are terrorists.
#3Consumer Comment
Wed, May 21, 2003
I had an experience with these clowns. Bellsouth turned me over to them when I refused to pay for fraudelant 900 charges for service I never received. One of their debt collectors threatened to throw me in jail, take everything I own, and beat me up. Also threatened to harm some of my family members. This coward never gave his name or ID number. I would like to run into this person beat him down. I never did call these telephone hookers that I was billed over $175.00 for. I only paid these scum because 3 years ago I did not know my rights. NCO also tried to get me to give them my checking account number.
