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Complaint Review: Sherman Acquisitions - Las Vegas Nevada
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Sherman Acquisitions
600 Pilot Rd, Suite B Las Vegas, 89119 Nevada, U.S.A.
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Sherman Acquisitions corporate entities ripoff Las Vegas Nevada
I just got a collections notice from Sherman Acquisitions in the mail. It was on a former debt that has a Court Order attached defining the behavior of the plaintiff, (Sears and their collection agent). The Court Orders were breached by Sears Agent, (payments were cashed but not reporterd against the debt and a false debt was reported to Sears) and thus the Court Order was violated and the debt itself was voided years ago. Sears didn't want to go back to Court so the remaining small debt was abandoned in total.
Do you think Sherman Acquisitions wants to go to Court and try and get a judge to repoen a case that has been significantly breached? I am owed $2,300 by Seaers, for detective work and auditing the account to find the original problems. That amount clearly exceeded any alleged debt balance at the time the debt was found to be in breach by Sears agents.
Does anyone think Sherman Acquisitions might want to pay that open invoice?
So in the mail comes a neat little package via Sherman Acquisitions and First Performance Recovery Corp, of Las Vegas, Nevada on behalf of Sherman Acquisitions LP demanding payment on the full debt from eight years ago for a number of $3748.23, which is completely bogus in every respect.
Who is First Performance Recovery Corp, with office is Las Vegas, Nevada and mailing adrresses also at P.O. Box 18049, Hauppauge, New York , 11788-8849 and REMITTANCE ADDRESS at First PErformance Recovery Corp, 4901 NW 17th Way, Suite 201, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309-3771
In the package is a Privacy Notice with a whole bunch of Sherm businesses listed.
For anyone who wants the list of Sherman Acquisition Companies, here they are as of December 21, 2004:
Sherman Financial Group LLC
Sherman Capital Markets, LLC
Sherman General Partner SPE, LLC
Resurgent Capital Services, LLC
Alegis Group Loan Servicing, LLC
Sherman Investments SPE, LLC
Ventus General Partner, LLC
Sherman Originator LLC
Sherman Holdings LLC
Bailey Holdings, Inc
Sherman Acquisition, LLC
Sherman Acquisition TA, LP
Sherman Acquisition II LP
Ventus Capital Services LP
Sherman Acquisition LP
Alegis Group LLC
Alegis Group LP
Nassau Mortgage LLC
Ascent Card Services LLC
Sherman Acquisition II General Partner LLP
Doug
Piqua, Kansas
U.S.A.
Do you think Sherman Acquisitions wants to go to Court and try and get a judge to repoen a case that has been significantly breached? I am owed $2,300 by Seaers, for detective work and auditing the account to find the original problems. That amount clearly exceeded any alleged debt balance at the time the debt was found to be in breach by Sears agents.
Does anyone think Sherman Acquisitions might want to pay that open invoice?
So in the mail comes a neat little package via Sherman Acquisitions and First Performance Recovery Corp, of Las Vegas, Nevada on behalf of Sherman Acquisitions LP demanding payment on the full debt from eight years ago for a number of $3748.23, which is completely bogus in every respect.
Who is First Performance Recovery Corp, with office is Las Vegas, Nevada and mailing adrresses also at P.O. Box 18049, Hauppauge, New York , 11788-8849 and REMITTANCE ADDRESS at First PErformance Recovery Corp, 4901 NW 17th Way, Suite 201, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309-3771
In the package is a Privacy Notice with a whole bunch of Sherm businesses listed.
For anyone who wants the list of Sherman Acquisition Companies, here they are as of December 21, 2004:
Sherman Financial Group LLC
Sherman Capital Markets, LLC
Sherman General Partner SPE, LLC
Resurgent Capital Services, LLC
Alegis Group Loan Servicing, LLC
Sherman Investments SPE, LLC
Ventus General Partner, LLC
Sherman Originator LLC
Sherman Holdings LLC
Bailey Holdings, Inc
Sherman Acquisition, LLC
Sherman Acquisition TA, LP
Sherman Acquisition II LP
Ventus Capital Services LP
Sherman Acquisition LP
Alegis Group LLC
Alegis Group LP
Nassau Mortgage LLC
Ascent Card Services LLC
Sherman Acquisition II General Partner LLP
Doug
Piqua, Kansas
U.S.A.
2 Updates & Rebuttals
Steve
Bradenton,Florida,
U.S.A.
New contact info on First Performance Recovery Corp
#2Consumer Suggestion
Tue, September 26, 2006
I got a collections letter from them today that was mailed from Hauppauge,NY but the remittance address is in Fort Lauderdale,FL. To top it all off they identify the "account" as OOS! This means they are knowingly attempting to collect on an out of statute debt. It is uncollectable and they know it! They identify the "account" as my "Great Seneca/First USA/CC". The only trouble with this, is that Great Seneca already hired Love, Beal, and Nixon to sue me over this and I already beat them and got it dismissed over a year ago! I have the documentation. All of it. First Performance Recovery Corp must be some new JUNK DEBT BUYERS, or they jump around with the law on thier heels from state to state. These scumbags just bought the big one. It is lawsuit time. I will be billing them for my time and expense in my reply. I get $60 an hour plus costs. I love screwing thes jerks. They are so arrogant they come unglued when someone like me sends them a bill for my time! I'll keep you all posted on the progress.
Ryan
Shakopee,Minnesota,
U.S.A.
Statue of Limitiations
#3Consumer Comment
Fri, January 07, 2005
Check out what your state has listed for the Statue of Limitation on a credit issue. Traditionally it is 6 years from the last payment or when the delinquency was reported. If you claim that 8 years went by, and you never made a payment by an means during that period, then I would tell Sherman Aquisitions to take a flying leap. Furthermore, demand that they take off the negative entry on your credit report. If they do not comply you have every right to file suit against Sherman Acquisitions and I am sure there are MANY attorneys out there that would jump at the chance to get pain and suffering out of a company like the above mentioned. Good luck.
