In most cases the ONLY reason they debt collectors win is by default judgement - because most people do not appear in court and dispute the FALSE information provided to file the lawsuit.
Debt collection companies (JUNK DEBT BUYERS) manufacture most of these affidavits in house- not documents from the original creditor.
In some cases the people being SUED are never aware of it, because they were never properly served. Either because the debt collector deliberately provided incorrect address information - or they used a process server that guaranteed NO-SHows and never served the summons at all.
First time they called on 08-28-09 approx.10:25AM.
Caller ID read Operations Div. Phone # 405-728-0601.
Ask about my son-in law. Said they had very important business matter to discuss with him. They would not identify the company or nature of the call other than to say they needed to talk to him. I told them I hadn't spoken with him in long time and had noway of contacting him.
Second call was 09-11-09 approx. 10:00AM.
Caller ID read unavailable, no phone number.
Caller identified herself as Mrs. Brokenbough.
This conversation was pretty much identical to the previous call.
They were polite but evasive each time about who they were and the nature of the call except that it concerned an important business matter and needed to get in touch with him. Do I know how to get hold of him.
Answer No.
Yeah i just got a call from them about 5 minutes ago ... googled it after recieving an odd voice mail which left me no information as to why they were calling just a phone and extension. i have one bill that i can think of that has not been paid from a gas company before i moved but I made a large payment on it about 2 months ago. They probably just want the rest of it, but i have several credit cards all of which I make my monthly payments on time with. I just simply WONT answer any calls from this number.
Just received a phone call at work from this number, didn't answer. The caller id showed Operations Division. I did a phone number look up and it came up Deborah Younglas a 54 year old woman. No message left.
Person (male) called and asked for Monique. Told him he had wrong number and he asked me if this was _________(my name). I said yes and that I never heard of this person. End of conversation.