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  • Report:  #207941

Complaint Review: NCO-MEDCLR - PHILADELPHIA Pennsylvania

Reported By:
- Jackson, Mississippi,
Submitted:
Updated:

NCO-MEDCLR
PO BOX 8547 PHILADELPHIA, 19101 Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
Phone:
866-846-5106
Web:
N/A
Categories:
Tell us has your experience with this business or person been good? What's this?
This company hasent stolen anything, they havent even spoken to me, ever, i attempted to get a car and once my credit check was done i was denied, i did some research into my account and found out this comapny has left a mark on my credit, destroying everything i had,

at first i knew nothing if this company, i have never done ANY kind of business with them, i dont even know how they know me, but aparently they do, i really dont know what else to put in this report, i found literally hundreds of people who have gotten scammed by thse same people, and maybe 5 people who ever got any kind of reimbursment from these thevives,

if anyone, ANYONE knows what i can do to get this off my credit, please respond!!

Dennis

Jackson, Mississippi
U.S.A.


1 Updates & Rebuttals

Steve

Bradenton,
Florida,
U.S.A.
Dennis...This is easy!...

#2Consumer Suggestion

Sat, August 26, 2006

Dennis, This is easy to fix. A simple dispute letter sent by certified mail return reciept requested works. Put the certified# on the letter itself and keep a copy for your records. Send the dispute by the means above to each credit bureau involved. Simply state that the account is not yours and you have never done business with any of the listed parties. Also state that you want copies of all communications used in the dispute and/or validation process as per your right inder the FCRA. Now send a copy of that letter along with a request of DEBT VALIDATION by the means above. In this letter clearly state that you dispute the debt and want to see whatever you allegedly signed to create it as well as a full account history and itemization of charges. Chances are very good you will never hear from them again. You do have recourse. You can sue for FCRA and FDCPA violations that are worth up to $1000 plus costs in punitive damages, and also any actual damages they caused by the false reporting. For example, if you got a 12% interst rate due to this false negative, when you could have qualified for a 6% rate without it, you have suffered actual damages in the amount of the extra 6% interest you are paying because of them. Make them pay. Contact the NACA today for an attorney in your area that specializes in this. Sue them immediately. FYI.. There is no entity called NCO-MEDCLR, this in itself is bogus reporting and is a FDCPA violation in itself. The company you are dealing with is NCO Group which includes NCO Portfolio Management and NCO Financial. However, NCO just "sold" to its President and CEO Michael J. Barrist. This is an attempt to get out from under FTC scrutiny for illegal and unethical practices.

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