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  • Report:  #687905

Complaint Review: TL Thompson & Associates Inc. - Garland Texas

Reported By:
Smart consumer - San Ramon, California, U.S.A.
Submitted:
Updated:

TL Thompson & Associates Inc.
330 Oaks Trail Ste. #200 Garland, 75043 Texas, United States of America
Phone:
972-226-1010
Web:
Categories:
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I recently received a letter from TL Thompson & Associates regarding a subrogation claim related to a very minor fender-bender. This alleged debt is completely illegitimate and I just wanted to make all browsers of this site aware of this company and how it operates.

This agency is not the first one to attempt to collect this alleged debt; I was originally contacted about it by Stuart Allan & Associates and apparently, after receiving my cease-comm letter and being informed of my knowledge of the law, they sold it to TL Thompson & Associates who, for some strange reason, decided to roughly double the amount of the claim.

Anyone receiving any correspondence whatsoever from this organization should be very wary about the legitimacy of the claim, shouldmake themselves fully aware of the law and should let them know it.



2 Updates & Rebuttals

Phillip

San Ramon,
California,
U.S.A.
Mr. Thompson is wrong

#2Author of original report

Tue, May 15, 2012

I can assure Mr. Thompson and anyone else, including the police officer who took my statement, wrote the report and checked my insurance, that I was legally insured at the time of the incident. I am still insured by the same insurance company and have yet to hear one word about the fender-bender from them. I'm guessing that the other driver's insurance company is somehow involved but, since I know for a fact that I don't owe a dime, I don't care to bother to find out.


Mark Thompson

Garland,
Texas,
United States of America
What He Conveniently Failed to Mention

#3UPDATE Employee

Fri, February 17, 2012

What the smart consumer who filed a complaint against T.L. Thompson & Associates on 1/28/11 failed to mention was why his own auto insurance company never got involved in the claim.

All fifty states require motorists to carry valid liability insurance.

If the smart consumer had gone online and spent just a few minutes researching financial responsibility laws, he could have saved himself a lot of time and trouble.

Incidentally, T.L. Thompson has never purchased an account in the 36 years they have been doing business.  If the amount of the claim doubled, it was probably because of the medical charges that were added to the property damage after the insured party finished treating. 

If anyone has a right to file a Ripoff Report, it is the insured driver who had to shell out a $500 deductible because of the so-called "fender bender" caused by the smart consumer who was most likely uninsured on the date of loss.

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