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  • Report:  #354249

Complaint Review: REPHEN LAW FIRM - NEW CITY New York

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- benton,, Arkansas,
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REPHEN LAW FIRM
NEW CITY, New York, U.S.A.
Phone:
845-875-5204
Web:
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I first recieved phone calls from a very rude man named STEVE TUCKER from a place called "REPHEN LAW FIRM" in June of 08. He said that my husband and i had 2 bad checks that were turned over to his law firm. He told me that I needed to send him $359. I asked him to please fax or mail me a copy of the checks or some sort of document stating what I am paying for. He got very nasty and rude with me on the phone and refused to send me anything. This has gone on now for over a month. I was just about to send the money to him today when I just had this feeling that all of this didn't sound right. My mother-in-law was unable to find any listing of this law firm or even the "STEVE TUCKER". I then Googled "REPHEN LAW FIRM" and this site pulled up. What an aweful thing for these people to do!! This type of thing should be illegal. I have filed a report with the Arkansas Attorney General's office which will be followed up on.

Smoller

benton,, Arkansas

U.S.A.


5 Updates & Rebuttals

Attorney

New City,
New York,
U.S.A.
Response

#2REBUTTAL Owner of company

Wed, September 03, 2008

I am from the Rephen law firm and have been advised of your anonymous posting. Being anonymous, I presume you have something to hide. Your comments are wholly inaccurate and, as such, I would advise you reconsider them. For starters, as part of the Rephen law firm's policies, if you are disputing a debt(s) that was forwarded to this law firm then you were surely advised to provide proof and, in response, we would gladly undertake a review or re-validation. If you were claiming that the debt(s) in question was not yours then we surely provided you with directions to get the matter rectified. However, if you are obligated on the debt(s), then you should resolve the same voluntarily. Files placed with this law firm are sent here as a last resort because debtors', perhaps as yourself, have failed to resolve their debt(s) for a long period of time, the debt(s) having been processed and pursued extensively through the merchant and/or collection agency or agencies. We rely on information provided by the creditor, information, from our experience, which is usually accurate. This firm, without question, follows the strict confines of all applicable laws. Failing to pay a merchant or creditor for your outstanding debt(s) that are owed to them, is the only questionable behavior that needs to be discussed.


Attorney

New City,
New York,
U.S.A.
Response

#3REBUTTAL Owner of company

Wed, September 03, 2008

I am from the Rephen law firm and have been advised of your anonymous posting. Being anonymous, I presume you have something to hide. Your comments are wholly inaccurate and, as such, I would advise you reconsider them. For starters, as part of the Rephen law firm's policies, if you are disputing a debt(s) that was forwarded to this law firm then you were surely advised to provide proof and, in response, we would gladly undertake a review or re-validation. If you were claiming that the debt(s) in question was not yours then we surely provided you with directions to get the matter rectified. However, if you are obligated on the debt(s), then you should resolve the same voluntarily. Files placed with this law firm are sent here as a last resort because debtors', perhaps as yourself, have failed to resolve their debt(s) for a long period of time, the debt(s) having been processed and pursued extensively through the merchant and/or collection agency or agencies. We rely on information provided by the creditor, information, from our experience, which is usually accurate. This firm, without question, follows the strict confines of all applicable laws. Failing to pay a merchant or creditor for your outstanding debt(s) that are owed to them, is the only questionable behavior that needs to be discussed.


Attorney

New City,
New York,
U.S.A.
Response

#4REBUTTAL Owner of company

Wed, September 03, 2008

I am from the Rephen law firm and have been advised of your anonymous posting. Being anonymous, I presume you have something to hide. Your comments are wholly inaccurate and, as such, I would advise you reconsider them. For starters, as part of the Rephen law firm's policies, if you are disputing a debt(s) that was forwarded to this law firm then you were surely advised to provide proof and, in response, we would gladly undertake a review or re-validation. If you were claiming that the debt(s) in question was not yours then we surely provided you with directions to get the matter rectified. However, if you are obligated on the debt(s), then you should resolve the same voluntarily. Files placed with this law firm are sent here as a last resort because debtors', perhaps as yourself, have failed to resolve their debt(s) for a long period of time, the debt(s) having been processed and pursued extensively through the merchant and/or collection agency or agencies. We rely on information provided by the creditor, information, from our experience, which is usually accurate. This firm, without question, follows the strict confines of all applicable laws. Failing to pay a merchant or creditor for your outstanding debt(s) that are owed to them, is the only questionable behavior that needs to be discussed.


Attorney

New City,
New York,
U.S.A.
Response

#5REBUTTAL Owner of company

Wed, September 03, 2008

I am from the Rephen law firm and have been advised of your anonymous posting. Being anonymous, I presume you have something to hide. Your comments are wholly inaccurate and, as such, I would advise you reconsider them. For starters, as part of the Rephen law firm's policies, if you are disputing a debt(s) that was forwarded to this law firm then you were surely advised to provide proof and, in response, we would gladly undertake a review or re-validation. If you were claiming that the debt(s) in question was not yours then we surely provided you with directions to get the matter rectified. However, if you are obligated on the debt(s), then you should resolve the same voluntarily. Files placed with this law firm are sent here as a last resort because debtors', perhaps as yourself, have failed to resolve their debt(s) for a long period of time, the debt(s) having been processed and pursued extensively through the merchant and/or collection agency or agencies. We rely on information provided by the creditor, information, from our experience, which is usually accurate. This firm, without question, follows the strict confines of all applicable laws. Failing to pay a merchant or creditor for your outstanding debt(s) that are owed to them, is the only questionable behavior that needs to be discussed.


Attorney

New City,
New York,
U.S.A.
Response

#6REBUTTAL Owner of company

Wed, September 03, 2008

I am from the Rephen law firm and have been advised of your anonymous posting. Being anonymous, I presume you have something to hide. Your comments are wholly inaccurate and, as such, I would advise you reconsider them. For starters, as part of the Rephen law firm's policies, if you are disputing a debt(s) that was forwarded to this law firm then you were surely advised to provide proof and, in response, we would gladly undertake a review or re-validation. If you were claiming that the debt(s) in question was not yours then we surely provided you with directions to get the matter rectified. However, if you are obligated on the debt(s), then you should resolve the same voluntarily. Files placed with this law firm are sent here as a last resort because debtors', perhaps as yourself, have failed to resolve their debt(s) for a long period of time, the debt(s) having been processed and pursued extensively through the merchant and/or collection agency or agencies. We rely on information provided by the creditor, information, from our experience, which is usually accurate. This firm, without question, follows the strict confines of all applicable laws. Failing to pay a merchant or creditor for your outstanding debt(s) that are owed to them, is the only questionable behavior that needs to be discussed.

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