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Leave a CommentCalled asking for my mother..by the wrong name..and said there was an urgent issue to discuss, asked for my social security number, told him if he ever called me a***n I would call the police. This is a scam please do not give these people your information.
I have been getting calls from 8773417412 for a few months now off and on. Each call, a Mr. ****rnb, says that there will be legal action filed a***nst me "soon" or "tomorrow morning at 0900" if I don't call back by 8pm that night. I have never called back as I had never received any legal notice, summons or anything from any law firm by mail. As such, I figured it was a scam or an unethical debt collector. He called a***n today. He identified himself on my voice mail as a "legal****istant". I called the number back just to see who really answered and it was "Mr. ****rb" though he had left an extension for me to call him at. He answered, "Debt Resolutions". I ***g up and s****ed looking the company up on the internet, but not before my phone immediately rang a***n with the annoying voice of "Mr. ****rb" a***n telling me that I need to call him back today. Glad I found this posting. I will continue to ignore the phone calls.
Got a call from these people am not sure who they are looking for and don't care but if they were a legal company they would send a letter stating all of the legal information along with th demands. They would not make threats over the phone.
What about people that you are harrassing which have legal proof that they have been victimized by iden***y theft? Everyone here knows that you are not a legitimate company and are violating the FDCPA with your repeated phone calls. If the people really do owe the money, there has to be a better way to handle the situation than this. Quit Scamming people out of money that they do not owe to you or anyone else! Otherwise the attorneys Will find you and you may face hefty prison sentences once convicted. Better yet, let's say that one of the people who you continually harrassed finds you and snaps...imagine the possibilities! Hmmmmmm....I think I rather am taking a liking to that line of thought. Leave the Good Ol' U.S. of A. and torture becomes a routine part of life in their jails.....just a thought to keep you company when you act in this fashion. I'm in no way issuing a threat, just merely providing information so you may make an informed decission on your practices. You should have learned way before this to "Think Before You Act!".
Arrgh! Enough already! My husband had his wallet stolen almost 4 years ago now on public transpotation route. We filed all the necessary reports with transit auth. police, local zone police for the crime, our own local police, state police, federal police, the FTC, and all major credit bureaus. Still these low lifes continue to harass our phones night and day. We have tried repeatedly c****ing our phone number, going to cell phones, et cetera. Trust me, it is very difficult to get through this quagmire of paperwork to clear our names. lots of luck, I've even pe***ioned social security to have our numbers c****ed because of being victims of these people. The canned response I get is that they need to have a lawyer pe***ion for it on our behalf showing how we have been financially victimized and then they will issue a new number but they will also transfer all the old, incorrect information to the files of the new number...so what's the point of doing it because the problem info will still be showing up?!? To top it off, any lawyer we can find that is willing to work on these type of cases has a $1700 retainer fee! That's just adding insult to injury! Because if we had that kind of money, I really don't think we'd worry about debt collectors calling all the time. The worst part is that these people seem to target those on fixed incomes or with disabilities.
This company called and said someone is using your sons iden***y in another state. My wife panicked and askred me to call them back at the number they left with an extension. When I called the guy who picked up the phone just tried to get my information and would not connect me to that extension. When I said I just want to talk to the investigator who called my home He said he was the manager, he got loud and rude and cursed me. WHo are these guys? How did they get a hold of my son's SSN?
This company called my business looking for someone who i don't know who they are. They scard my employee saying that they were an investigator. When I can for my shift my employee told me that an investigator had called me. So I called them back thinking so****ing was going on at my Business then this guy answers "Hello" (not saying their business name- that was my first clue) then I said Hi I'm calling back an investigator named Chris and he said Yes that is me I said what kind of an investigator calls my business and is rude to my employee what are you investigating he said to give him my phone number and he would tell me I said, "No I'm not giving you any information until you tell me what is the name of your business-he quickly began yelling at me and I said Don't ever call here a***n I don't owe anyone that I'm sure of and I am calling the local police. I haven't gotten a phone call from them ever a***n. My next step is to write to the FTC and also the BBB and my attorney generals office because I know that I nor anyone from my household are in collections!
These ****s had me going for a few minutes until he s****ed cussing at me on the phone.They were saying that i m commiting fraud to a financial ins***ution and owed $15,000.00. But he could get it reduced to $1,200.00 if i paidf them in a few days or they could give me 10 days to come up with the money.This ******s name was Shawn Miller from Turning Point Resolutions in New York.Same number everyone else is giving. But the caller i.d. said 800 Service.So i googled the Turningf Point Resolutions and it didnt show up anywhere.If they were a law firm like they said it would have showed up on google for sure.Thank God for the internet.I hope no one actually falls for the scam and really sends them money.Also if they were good at what they do ,then why would they be cussing at ppl and portraying themselves as lawyers but talking like they're from the streets.
OOPS its Charles Rickard not Rick. ***in faster than the fingers
I had the same experience you guys are talking about with this group and the debt is not even mine. Conrad Pierce with the company contacted my husbands cell phone and told him I was going to prison for fraud and owed a bank 25000.00 and that he was an investigator with that bank and would be going to the DA's office if I did not call him within 48 hours. I also spoke with Charles Rick,the director of TPR and formally disputed the debt. I filed a formal complaint with the FTC (Fair Trade Commission); you can do that on their website. The complaints are stored and gathered and are available to state and federal courts and law enforcement all over the US. The company is breaking all the Fair Collections guidelines and when enough complaints reach the FTC they will investigate them.
I received a call also supposedly meant for a "Kelly Stone" with instruction for her to call 877-341-7412 extension 1004. Suppose their underlying****umption is that people rush for the phone when it rings...there is a good purpose for voice mail; not all calls are of equal importance and urgency people. Make the technology work for you is my suggestion.
Also.. i found out the the director of this "fine" establishment is Charlie Ricard. He is behind all of the illegal operations & actually instructs his collectors to use these tactics that we have all experienced. If we all band together & file the necessary complaints & record these conversations; we can shut these people down for good... These people need to be stopped!!
You people aren't very bright. What you need to do is record these calls & hire attorneys... So before you give them a cent look into the statute of limitations of debt for your state or at least look into the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (especially for you people in Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, *****chusetts, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New York City, N. Carolina, Rhode Island, S. Carolina, Texas, Washington, West ******ia, Wisconsin, & Wyoming... your states have even more restrictions) because they are breaking the law!! Every word that comes out of their mouths is false & is in direct violation w/ the FDCPA guidelines. Not only is the company held responsible but the collector themselves will be equally held liable for attorney fees, damages sustained by the person as a result of the violation, & also statutory damages. And if you don't want to take my word for it, all this information if verifiable online or just call your attorney general. So next time they tell you, "your going to jail for bouncing a check across state lines.." tell them to **** on while you grab your tape recorder!
A man obviously reading off a script left a message. He said “someone stole my iden***y and took out a loan .” He continued with , “ it was urgent that I call them today!” The message went on “ They would be forced to file criminal charges in 48 hours, but if I called them I could file charges a***nst the "iden***y thief". Sounds likes like a bunch of BS to me. My credit history doesn't reflect what this person is saying . I will add I have never seen a phone number search site where a "debt collector" or someone appearing to actually be one, actually responded to anything that was posted. It only adds to the story, and makes them look and sound even worse.
Called my home looking for a relative - saying they were filing criminal charges a***nst said relative and needed to get in contact with said person ASAP. I'm****uming it's a collection agency of some sort. Caller ID said Turning Point Resolutions.
I have received calls from 2 different people a "Mr. ****rb" and "Diane Sullivan" (who called from 716-957-2974, but gave 877-341-7412 as return call number) Mr ****rb claims he doesn't know Diane Sullivan and she is not with Turning Point Resolution. Both were calling about a credit card which was paid off over 2 years ago. The company is located in New York State, but is not registered with the state. This company is a scam, do not give them any information.
This is a debt collector. They are masquerading as a 'mediator', do not fall for this tactic.
maybe if u paid ur bills when they were due u would not be getting calls........theres a thought!!!!!! u cant expect to get things for free do u.....how long have u been dodgin this debt....2,3,4 years......dont u think its time to honor your obligations????? or are u a career debtor???? rack up bills that u know u cant pay???? what a way to live!!!!
i would also like to add to my other message that i posted. if you get a call from this number call your local police and make a report with them as well as call your attorney general's office. keep your own set of records of every call.make note of the time,date,and day of the call as well as anything that is said in the conversation. if you have anyone at your house at the time of the call put your phone on speaker so they can hear the conversation. this way you have a witness or witnesses to the conversation. have them make their own set of notes as well. the time may/will come to where they may/will need them as well as you needing them. if you can record the conversation then by all means do so!!! let them know they are being taped and they are alright with that. if they say yes in anyway keep the tape going. they won't believe they are being taped. best advice is not to answer your phone if this number shows up. they are plugging into other phone lines to make their calls. this way they don't get caught. that is what the police told me.
very rude people. this is not a real collecting company. they told me to stand on a street corner to collect the money that is owed. they also said the would have *** with me and deduct it from what is owed on my so called chase card account. they also asked me if i gave head that this would work as some of the payment. do not deal with these people. they are not really from a collection agency.
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