I received a call from Dale Thomas who transferred over to someone else ( who rattled his name and never clarified to me). Said I owe money ( which I have already paid back to the correct company) and told me if I did not fax over evidence within 60 minutes they would file in court. When I told him I did not have the document with me at work, he said I could pay $ 50.00 to hold filing and he would give me 48-72 hourse to produce document. How funny to pay for extension. I just hung up. I have reported Goldberg & Maxwell to the State attorney's office in Texas. To this date, I have never received any papers from them.
I received a call from this number and Ms. Black left me a message saying that they were filing leagal action because of a check I wrote in 2008 at Bank of america. I new this was bull**** because I did'nt have a Bank of America account in 08. I also had received a similar call a month ago saying all the same thing accept I got the wrote the check in 06. This lady was very unprofessional first she tells me that the message on my answering machine is rude before she says anything..no debt collector is gonna act rude when trying to ask you for your money..these people are scammers...DONT GIVE THEM YOUR INFO!!!!!
The caller said that he had been trying to reach me to settle a pay day loan in 2007.
He said that he had been mailing notifications for four years. Name - Timothy Howard.
I thought this needed clearing up and asked him to send me a letter stating what all this was about.
He then sent me this questionable letter from Goldberg and Maxwell LLC from a Faith Galloway.
He asked me to call him back on a different number - 414-431-5182.
Next he called my employer - now I know it is not legit.
I will not take his calls at my place of employment. The calls have stopped - for now.
Where can I report this?
call 716-310-6664, he the reason all this happen....ask for joe bella...if hes not [***] up or robbing u, he will be able to answer all your questions on how to collect on fake debt !!!
Ok, everyone this company not only called me without providing anything more than a case number yet they took it upon themselves to contact my co-workers. I spoke with Debra Loring who would not provided any information but when I told her about contacting my co-worker and explaining there is an active chapter 13 filed since last year she simply said, "I will forward this on to the courts." at which point she hung up.
I logged on to the Attorney General's office under consumer protection and called them. I was told to contact the Secretary of State (for your state) and search their business name. Goldberg Maxwell must by law be bonded in your state to preform collection practices. When I learned they are not bonded in Texas I further filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and Fair Debt Collection Practices (FDCP) both were done online so they can begin an investigation. Turn the tables on them, don't take it take the time to let the organization in place to police these debt collectors do it for you. Hope this helps