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Complaint Review: Rosenthal Stein & Associates - Atlanta Georgia
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Rosenthal Stein & Associates
2020 Howell Mill Rd., Su C 314 Atlanta, 30318 Georgia, United States of America
Phone:
800-818-1790
Web:
www.rsacollect.com
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Rosenthal, Stein & Associates Some Advise before Responding Atlanta, Georgia
I was contacted by an Agent McCollough. On 7-15- 11 with the message that I may be sued for fraud.
The Facts: I had signed up with Bally Fitness in late 03 or early 04. in late April 04 I went through a drastic life change. Spent time in homelessness. I did not fully recover until March of 08. I now live on SSDI and a small VA Compensation.I called Agent McCollough to find out what this was about. He was quite the unpleasant person. Threats, attempt to intimidate ETC. I am not a push over. When he said his report would reflect my refusal to pay, not my inability to pay when forwarding to the Lawyers, I told him that It was not possible to get judgement on SSDI he got nasty and hung up on me.
I immediately Googled "Breach of contract statute of limitations" and found that in CA. it was 4 years, and where I am now 6 years.
I called Agent McCollough and told him that he and his Lawyers were SOL. My next step is a complaimt with the AG in my state
The Facts: I had signed up with Bally Fitness in late 03 or early 04. in late April 04 I went through a drastic life change. Spent time in homelessness. I did not fully recover until March of 08. I now live on SSDI and a small VA Compensation.I called Agent McCollough to find out what this was about. He was quite the unpleasant person. Threats, attempt to intimidate ETC. I am not a push over. When he said his report would reflect my refusal to pay, not my inability to pay when forwarding to the Lawyers, I told him that It was not possible to get judgement on SSDI he got nasty and hung up on me.
I immediately Googled "Breach of contract statute of limitations" and found that in CA. it was 4 years, and where I am now 6 years.
I called Agent McCollough and told him that he and his Lawyers were SOL. My next step is a complaimt with the AG in my state
