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Complaint Review: Prime Soulation Groupe - North Carolina
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Prime Soulation Groupe
North Carolina, United States
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Prime Soulation Groupe on the phone i agreed to a one time payoff of 200.00 the next month i was debited another 200.00 no phone number works and no email works North Carolina
I have had some 15 year old credit card debt and have been paying them off one at a time i had just seatled a 500.00 credit payment i recived a phone call they verrified my last 4 0f my social and i agreed to pay 200.00 settlement one time payment she said i had 3 document of what we had agreed on to esign (i work 70-90 hours a week i was extreamly tired but was trying to take care of this bill)
i did read the documents but not compleatly i seen the 200.00 payment and they would take out what we had agreed to but i didnt read (my mistake) that they could make automatic recurring payments in order to terminate this aggreement i have to give in writing but to WHERE no phone number works and the number they gave the bank when prossesing the payment is not set up to take calls no onee in there right mind would have signed these documents
i kept telling i was exausted i was just tring to take care of an old bill i explained my husband is disabled i work 2 jobs i make 12.00/13.00 an hour we have a lot of medical bill and they keep comming I do not know any Legal Bussiness that wouldnt have a phone that didnt worked? If they keep doing this Im going to end up in another financial mess . I need legal advise
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FloridaNative
West Palm Beach,Florida,
United States
If the name of that company is actually the way you spelled it, it is a scam
#2Consumer Comment
Sat, October 19, 2019
There are lots of red flags in your post. The "company" you are working with is most likely a scam if you post is accurate. There is no way a company would take on a name with 3 misspelled words. I should just say it is unlikeky, but possible. That is the very first flag.
The second red flag is that the debt is 15 years old. By paying anything toward it (if it is a legitimate company) you have most likely reactivated the debt.
Google credit reporting information and how it affects your FICO scores. Look for a legitimate website with FICO in the name. Go to the forums and read up on the right way to handle legitimate collectors and how to spot a scammer. There are tons of scams in the debt collection business so learn to look out for them.
Go to your bank and put a stop payment on the drafting from your account. They will continue to draft out of your account until you stop it. That's what scammers do.
