I received a call from a man names Eric Freeman. He said the name of his company was HEA & Associates. He said he needed me to call as soon as possible because he has an affidavit in his office that is going to be filed against me ?? the caller id the first time was 213-785-3649. second time was 888-316-6088
I received a call from Eric Freeman from AGA & Associates 310-622-4972 or 806-939-7510 telling me there was a tax lien on me and wanted my credit card number to pay him $300 dollars to take care of this. He would not even email me the documents he was talking about. I told him to send me the paper work and I would show this to my attorney. He said he would even call my Attorney....LOL..So I hung up on him.
After getting a similar call from Eric Freeman at AGA and calling him (told me that he had an affidavit for an old debt totalling over $2300), I ran a free credit report. On one of the reports from the "big 3", I found that a credit check had been run on my name today from a compnay in SC. After calling that company, it seems that Eric and his band of nimrods are semi-legit...however, they are trying to collect on debts that are AGES OLD!!!! The person that I spoke with at the company stated that they purchased a debt from 1996....seriously?!?!?! According to him, it will not affect my credit, as the limitation on reporting it has long passed. However, they are still trying to see what they can get.
WHAT KIND OF A COUNTRY ARE WE IN WHERE COMPANIES CAN BUY OLD DEBT AND GIVE OUR PERSONAL INFO TO F***ING MORONS TO TRY AND COLLECT IT?!?!?!?!
I just recieved a phone call from AGA and Associates telling me that there was an affidavid that was about to be filed unless I agreed to pay them $2700 for a debt back in 2002! He would not give me his name or web address and informed me that he knew I had the funds to pay this debt since I had other credit cards with open lines of credit. I, also, got the whole talk about filing the 1099C form with the IRS and how they would garnish my wages and attack my tax refunds if I didn't set up a payment plan with them. I, of course, declined and the guy abruptly hung up on me! Can they really do this? I have excellent credit now!