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Complaint Review: RPM Receivables Performance Managment LLC - Bothell Washington
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RPM Receivables Performance Managment LLC
P.O. BOX 768 Bothell, Washington, U.S.A.
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RPM Receivables Performance Managment LLC RPM demanind money I already paid to another agency Bothell Washington
I have been getting several calls the past few months from 800 numbers I never knew. When I would actually answer when I was home, nobody would be on the line or they would be very rude.
I had ATT in 1999, i paid that account off and switched to Worldcomm. Which they went bankrupt and ATT bought them out. With Worldcom I had 6 months of credit on my account. So I never thought about it, I decided to switch to sprint and never heard anything ever again from ATT.
Well I finally spoke to someone from an agency called Tate and Kirlin and I paid this agency the money that I owed on 1/10/07. Now today I get a phone call from RPM collections telling me I owe the same amount of money to ATT. I told them I already paid this through Tate and Kirlin. They start treating me like I am lying, I gave her all the information of my transaction with my CC. She tells me I need to call them and see what is going on cause they are being told it is still owed.
Now I went back and forth all day with these people ar RMP. They are trying to scam me out of more money that I already paid. They have this on my credit report and I have paid this amount owed.
The last male I spoke too at RMP basically treated me like a criminal and told me I need to do all this and this is a different account. Yes, he is telling me I have two accounts for the same amount of money owed on both?
These people will not give you any answers to their screwups.
Trble3641
saint louis, Missouri
U.S.A.
I had ATT in 1999, i paid that account off and switched to Worldcomm. Which they went bankrupt and ATT bought them out. With Worldcom I had 6 months of credit on my account. So I never thought about it, I decided to switch to sprint and never heard anything ever again from ATT.
Well I finally spoke to someone from an agency called Tate and Kirlin and I paid this agency the money that I owed on 1/10/07. Now today I get a phone call from RPM collections telling me I owe the same amount of money to ATT. I told them I already paid this through Tate and Kirlin. They start treating me like I am lying, I gave her all the information of my transaction with my CC. She tells me I need to call them and see what is going on cause they are being told it is still owed.
Now I went back and forth all day with these people ar RMP. They are trying to scam me out of more money that I already paid. They have this on my credit report and I have paid this amount owed.
The last male I spoke too at RMP basically treated me like a criminal and told me I need to do all this and this is a different account. Yes, he is telling me I have two accounts for the same amount of money owed on both?
These people will not give you any answers to their screwups.
Trble3641
saint louis, Missouri
U.S.A.
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Faron
Houston,Texas,
U.S.A.
Contact all three credit reporting agencies
#2Consumer Comment
Wed, January 16, 2008
Let them know this is a bogus charge that you are contesting and tell them this was already paid. Also, I would contact a Consumer Rights attorney. You can find them at naca.net or contact Bud Hibbs at buddhibbs.com because you need to file charges against these rotten scumbags. Do not speak to these jerks over the phone. They more than likely purchased this debt at pennies on the dollar. It also sounds like the statute of limitations has run on this debt, which is really a moot point. Make sure you have all the evidence that you paid the other bottomfeeder. Send them a CEASE COMMUNICATIONS via certified letter/return receipt to their address stating they are no longer aloud to contact you. You don't owe them anything and there is no sense in listening to their nonsense. A Consumer Rights attorney will also tell you most of this and a lot more. Don't let these scum damage your credit. Take action!
