(720) 763-9018

I also got a call from these people at that same number saying I owed for a loan, which I thought the call wall legit.  I have been paying them for a couple months.  I thought I was dealing with someone in Colorado.  Now I see your blog, so I did a search and found a address, but it isn't in Colorado.  Here is the address I found online:6075 Roswell Rd NE Ste 118Sandy Springs, GA 30328404-847-9210

Recevied call from a man named Rory waas very rude and nasty.He also called my daughter,brother and sister in law to inqquire info about my wife.I returned call and when told him the harassing was illegal he ***g up. it is a plot to extort money.

Called and threatened me with legal action. I filed BK and it was discharged over a year ago. I am so sick of these people threatning me. I am going to fight fire with fire. I now am going to contact an Atty and deal with lowlifes the proper way.

If someone is calling you from a so-called "Law Center" as stated above and are threatening you about a debt you know NOTHING about, be very aware that you have NOTHING to fe*****e the website of the FDCPA (put in place by your government to protect you from these scammers, as well as keeping real debt collectors in line...):http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/cons...edit/cre27.pdfThey say they access a "police database"... They say you might be arrested... They say you have to "by law" abide in what they are telling you to do... They threaten with any kind of tough talk... ALL WRONG! See section 807...You want them to cease immediately? Cite (and follow through with) section 809 of the FDCPA...On the other hand, there are penalties for violating these laws. See section 813. Have a pen and paper ready to log each FDCPA regulation that they violate. Better yet, if it is within your legal right and availability, record the call. When you have these violations logged, turn them into your State Attorney General... GO AFTER THEM.Awareness is the most effective defense for a lot of things in today's society. Thankfully we do have internet forums to alert our fellow citizens of these facts during these tough times. These predators prey on your fear are hoping for ignorance. Spread the word.I am a self employed individual who has for years received all kinds of messages, calls, emails, pertaining to these types of scams. Quite frankly I'm sick of it. None of them have fooled me, but quite frankly a lot of them are an annoyance and can waste time if you let them. It's easiest to just **** up on all of them with an abrupt "do not call here a***n!" However, not everyone can afford to do that, as some really are in trouble with debt and some of these calls may be legit. Therefore, it is good to be well acquainted with the above site, and be prepared to take action of your own. Most often, the real debt collectors can be just as rude and violating of these rights as the scammers. They can ALL be held accountable for violations.So, good luck people. Fight fire with fire. If almost everyone knew about these laws, these scammers would indeed fade away. Especially because of what can be done according to section 813. Scammer would be busted, and some of the bad apples in the real collection agencies would fold from paying so many fines.

If someone is calling you from a so-called "Law Center" as stated above and are threatening you about a debt you know NOTHING about, be very aware that you have NOTHING to fe*****e the website of the FDCPA (put in place by your government to protect you from these scammers, as well as keeping real debt collectors in line...):http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/cons...edit/cre27.pdfThey say they access a "police database"... They say you might be arrested... They say you have to "by law" abide in what they are telling you to do... They threaten with any kind of tough talk... ALL WRONG! See section 807...You want them to cease immediately? Cite (and follow through with) section 809 of the FDCPA...On the other hand, there are penalties for violating these laws. See section 813. Have a pen and paper ready to log each FDCPA regulation that they violate. Better yet, if it is within your legal right and availability, record the call. When you have these violations logged, turn them into your State Attorney General... GO AFTER THEM.Awareness is the most effective defense for a lot of things in today's society. Thankfully we do have internet forums to alert our fellow citizens of these facts during these tough times. These predators prey on your fear are hoping for ignorance. Spread the word.I am a self employed individual who has for years received all kinds of messages, calls, emails, pertaining to these types of scams. Quite frankly I'm sick of it. None of them have fooled me, but quite frankly a lot of them are an annoyance and can waste time if you let them. It's easiest to just **** up on all of them with an abrupt "do not call here a***n!" However, not everyone can afford to do that, as some really are in trouble with debt and some of these calls may be legit. Therefore, it is good to be well acquainted with the above site, and be prepared to take action of your own. Most often, the real debt collectors can be just as rude and violating of these rights as the scammers. They can ALL be held accountable for violations.So, good luck people. Fight fire with fire. If almost everyone knew about these laws, these scammers would indeed fade away. Especially because of what can be done according to section 813. Scammer would be busted, and some of the bad apples in the real collection agencies would fold from paying so many fines.

My uncle just called me and said they called his house and cell for me.  I tried to call back but I just got the vmail.  This is extremely to me because my mother and ***her weren't contacted but they contacted someone who doesn't even have the last name as me.

I just recieved a phone call from this #720-763-9018, who are these people. I tried to speak to them but they would not give me any information.So if anyone has a Address for this so called company please let me know.