this [***] and he is a black dude think himself a fake [***] colombo and the dumb [***] works for a collection agency a sorry [***] job he get screamed at and on the phone tons of times a day he answers the phone by saying private investigator [***] head whatever the black felon name is as every answer i told him to go f***himself
Apparently "Frank" is a spoiled rich person who hasn't had a rough day in his life. Well, good for HIM. Meanwhile, the rest of us may not have any choice but to wreck our credit in order just to make it through. My mom's back went out on her completely to where she was nearly bed-ridden, and had two kids and a lazy husband to take care of. We had to lean on a credit card to help make our living, and then she could only find a low paying job & was unable to make payments on the card. Excuse us, Frank, for being poor and not having such good fortion.
Hey assmunch Rank Frank. Why don't you call relatives FIRST before lending
any money and find out first if they reliably pay back?? But then again,
YOU can't even find the CAPS LOCK KEY. FRIGGIN MORON
I've had a series of scum sucking debt collectors continually call me for the past 10 years, including one today from bob young at 240-764-4255. For the record, it's not my debt, but I happen to have the same name as someone claimed to owe someone some money. I have continually told them to get my name off their list since it's not my debt, but was told all I could do would be to change my name. They keep transferring my name & phone number around their related companies (new business name each month?)
Most seemed to have worked out of the Amherst NY area, but some reportedly called from CA and FL. Guess I'm doomed to hear about their court threats for the rest of my life. It's much like an internet scam since they always ask for social security number, names of family members, etc. Oddly they never seem to understand my address (as noted by the area code) is no way related to the place they claim to be filing their law suites.
You probably won't be surprised to learn that these people are frauds; they're crooks posing as real debt collectors. If any of their calls involve threats -- such as arresting you or suing you or any other false threat -- or posing as law enforcement officers, report them to the FBI at http://tips.fbi.gov and your state's attorney general. The contact info for each state's attorney general is at www.naag.org
Also, you can file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission at https://rn.ftc.gov/pls/dod/wsolcq$.startup?Z_ORG_CODE=PU01
And file these complaints each time they call.
You may also want to consult with an attorney about any legal remedies there may be to this ongoing. Check out these websites for attorney referrals and advice on protecting yourself against outlaw debt collectors: