I was a victim of identity theft, and Key Bank was involved. After almost 2 years and multiple phone calls and faxes to Key Bank with my federal case number, I get a call from Lance Gadson. Like other individuals he gives the impression of being a lawyer and "not just a collection agent." He reads out your personal info like your Social Security number and wants you to verify it over the phone. Does he think that a victim of identity theft is just going to give or verify info over the phone without questions? I'm calling Key Bank, then the Federal Trade Commission Identity theft line and reporting him.
The caller refused to identify himself until I really got on his case. Claimed to be Lance Gadson with Revenue Group. Tried to make me think he was a lawyer and then backed off when I pushed him on that. Claimed he had put a lien on property that I do not even own anymore. When presented with that fact he then said he COULD still put a lien on it if he wanted. These people are liars and use strong arm tactics when in fact they do not have a leg to stand on. I could not convince him that I did not owe money. I finally hung up on him when he refused to let me speak and began to yell and browbeat me.
I had a similar thing happen to me. I had a student loan from Key Bank. Lance Gadson called me in reference to my loan and was very rude. He asked about my deceased father's estate (of which there is none, also the loan was in my name and my father was only the cosigner) and also told me a bunch of bull about the IRS witholding my taxes and sueing me. I happened to be away on vacation at the time and he called my cell phone. I made it clear to him that there should be nothing in my father's name and how much this was upsetting myself and my mother since my father's death was somewhat recent. He started to get nasty with me and I ended the phone call quickly. I have the phone number to reach Lance Gadson @ The Revenue Group but I refuse to call because of how rude he was with me. I am going to call Key Bank directly.
I was a victim of identity theft, and Key Bank was involved. After almost 2 years and multiple phone calls and faxes to Key Bank with my federal case number, I get a call from Lance Gadson. Like other individuals he gives the impression of being a lawyer and "not just a collection agent." He reads out your personal info like your Social Security number and wants you to verify it over the phone. Does he think that a victim of identity theft is just going to give or verify info over the phone without questions? I'm calling Key Bank, then the Federal Trade Commission Identity theft line and reporting him.
i just got a call from a Lance Gadson. he told me to call him back on a very important matter.... I think it is a key bank loan that i haven't been able to pay on. I just paid 7500 on two bad debts i had over the last 7 days. I don't have anything left. what should i do?
I GOT A CALL FROM THIS GUY AND I OWE KEY BANK 20K AND HE SETTLED THE DEBTOR FOR ME FOR 60% OF WHAT I OWED AND REMOVED MOVED FROM MY CREDIT REPORT HAD NO PROBLEMS WITH HIM AT ALL HE WAS VERY FREINDLY AND I CHOSE TO PAY MY BILLS AND NOT GET UPSET BECAUSE I OWED KEY BANK MONEY BOTOM LINE PAY WHEN YOU OWE MONEY AND YOU WILL NOT GET CALLED I DONT UNDESTAND PEOPLE YOU OWE SOME COMPANY MONEY AND GET MAD WHEN THEY ASKED YOU TO PAY IT BACK THATS SAD THE TIME YOU TOOK TO COMPLAINT YOU COULD HAVE WORK SOMETHING OUT TO HELP YOUR CREDIT AFTER ALL YOU BORROWED THE MONEY OR NO BILL COLLECTOR WOULD NOT BE CALLING YOU