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Complaint Review: RPM Sprint - Bothel Washington
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RPM Sprint
1930 220th Street SE Suite 101 Bothel, 98021 Washington, U.S.A.
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RPM Sprint ripoff Bothel Washington
This company needs to be shut down!!! They have called and harrassed me and my children and I am sick and tired of it. They have taken money out of my checking account without my persmission and has caused me to have bounced checks and has totally screwed up my account because I did not even know that they were doing this! Each time they call and I am not home, my son will answer and they tell him he is a liar and that he should not lie to a federal agent and that he is going to go to jail if he does not tell the truth. This is ridiculous!!! I tried to be nice and settle the dispute but there is not being nice to these people. They would not listen to me and they cussed me over the phone.
Leslie
drexel, North Carolina
U.S.A.
Leslie
drexel, North Carolina
U.S.A.
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Steve
Bradenton,Florida,
U.S.A.
Leslie! RELAX!!...Focus on the facts...do this..
#2Consumer Suggestion
Mon, May 15, 2006
Leslie, First of all, please properly identify the offender. There is no company named RPM Sprint. Sprint is the phone company, and RPM is the collection agency. Second, if in fact you NEVER gave them permission to draw money from your account, then they have engaged in LARCENY, which is a felony. If this is actually the case, you need to go to your local police dept and file a theft report, then take that to your bank and file a claim. The FDIC insures your account against theft. Now, here's what I see that happened as I am familiar with these creeps. You made a check by phone authorization, and they took more than you agreed on, right? If this is the case you can still dispute the transaction. And with the police report, the bank will usually reverse OD charges. CHANGE your phone#. NEVER speak to a collector on the phone!! Go to FTC.gov and file complaints for the illegal and abusive collection methods. These are outlined in the FDCPA on the FTC site. Read it and print it out. Then go to BudHibbs.com and read all about collectors and how to deal with them, and post your experience there too. But, you have to calm down and be rational to get anything done. Focus. Learn. Act. Good luck.
