"Core Resolutions is a sub-division of Nations Recovery Center" Right from the page you are referring to. Now they say that National Recovery has never called anyone using the name Core Resolutions, but that is simply a play on words. They had people that work for Core Resolutions call. As I said, Georgia is the world's #2 capital for crooks pretending to be debt collectors, right behind western New York State. As I have also said, no moral or ethical person would take a job as a debt collector.
Just got a call (they called me last week too), but I don't answer numbers that I don't know. They didn't leave a voicemail, so that means it's not important and is a scam just like all the people say.
Scary how similar all these stories are. They claimed I had a payday loan, know the last four of my ssn, and cited a previous bank. Where are they getting this information?
They said $710, I told them I couldn't pay that. Then they offered me a settlement of $426 but only for today.
They said if I didn't pay they will start garnishing my wages...yeah, we'll see about that.
I have received 3 of these calls this week and one was just a few moments ago. When I said I wasn't interested the man with an Indian accent did the most loudest BELCH down the phone so I just hung up and have now blocked the number. Hey-Ho.
Oh yippee, Nations Recovery, once the home of "Officer Jackson", a manager and trainer who preferred a theatrical approach to collecting from PDL "thieves". Per a (now erased) TV station article in November 2008, "when police caught up with him outside his workplace, he was wearing a full uniform complete with Fulton County patches on it and a gun belt, handcuffs and one of two handguns that police seized." From another source I recall that his fake badge or patch read "NRC Unit / POLICE / Sgt. Detective". Real cute ... What next, "Law & Order: Special Dunning Unit"?