This a fraud company operated from Pune, Maharashtra, India.. The people here are completely ignorant of this fact. The employees themselves dont know that they r in such a mess.. I came 4m America just 2 research on this. I was not able 2 find out how they get the information but watever they tell u about the attorney and related stff is a fake.. nothing is going to happen to u.. The number cannot be traced because it is routed through an American no. and the number supposedly changes every week. The money that is taken out 4m some innocent people is processed and goes into the pockets of the related management.
Due to these complaints they have changed their name 2 AMERICAN CREDIT SERVICES. THIS IS THE SAME FIRM.
I plead everyone not to give any CREDIT or DEBIT or PREPAID DETAILS. If they say they are an Attorney ask for their Bar no. If not given deny by saying dat until u get a Hard copy u wont be paying Anything. If they say they will provide the Hard copy thru Investigators to your Employer, do not fall for it, nothing will happen to Any one.
IF THIS MESSAGE IS REPLIED WITH THE E-MAIL ADDRESS, I AM READY TO PROVIDE THE EXACT ADDRESS AND RELATED LOCAL PHONE NUMBERS.
Simon Jones called me 3x yesterday here at my office and almost got me fired! He told me that he was working with the local law enforcement agency and that they where coming to get me for FRAUD...He told my boss that I had til 11 am today to call however when I did call the number was busy. The 1st time he called me he gave all my info and said that I never paid for a loan and that I owe 1200.00. He also wanted me to give him a credit card number so that this would all go away!! I would not give him that info. There was alot of noise in the back ground and I could never understand fully what he was telling me.. How can we make them go away?
This is my second set of phone calls from this type of scam. The first set came for about 5 days straight right before Christmas. Those came up as "Unknown" on my cell's caller id. This time the caller id says 98232. I don't answer it and the message is always exactly the same - middle eastern accent reading a script and giving me an obviously fake American sounding name. Wants me or my attorney of record to call back, it's "time-sensitive," and if he doesn't hear from me all he can do is wish me luck. The first time, it just stopped. This time, they are actually addressing the message to my son, who is ONE! (Maybe I should hire him an attorney to handle all these debts he's racked up in his first year of life. :p) I would like to know how these scam artists got his name and my number. It's really upsetting and the calls are annoying the life out of me! I haven't called back but am considering answering next time they call just so I can give them a piece of my mind!
I received a call from the number 941-961-8518. It was Officer Roger Brian (foreign accent, hard to understand with background noise) from American Credit Services. He stated I took out a cash advance in October of 2007 over the Internet. I never did this. He asked me to verify my info and I refused. He got very belligerent with me and informed me I am a "bad" person who doesn't deserve a life to live. I should quit my job because by the time he is done with me I won't have one and that his commanding officer is coming to get me tomorrow. I should fear for my life at this point because I have destroyed it by not paying back money I owed. I don't know what to make of them. I called my bank and I won't be able to have my records for the month in question until Monday. I don't appreciate being spoken to that way no matter what the situation. I did email the Ohio Attorney General for their advise. I will post what I get for a response.
Caller (sounded Indian-could barely understand him) claimed that I owed money for a payday loan that I knew I didn't have and that there was a court case at 11:00 in the morning. He also said that authorities would be picking me up tomorrow with an affadavit in hand to escort me to court. I had not heard of this scam so it kind of freaked me out. Thankfully, my husband knew and that caused me to look it up.