Evans Law Firm(?)called several times and threatened judgement.
I was home the 4th time the called. They always mummbled when I asked for provable facts. They refused to mail me any sort of documentation. They insisted that they were only a law firm. They would not verify whether they had bought the debt of were representing the debtor.
Evans Law Firm(?)called several times and threatened judgement.
I was home the 4th time the called. They always mummbled when I asked for provable facts. They refused to mail me any sort of documentation. They insisted that they were only a law firm. They would not verify whether they had bought the debt of were representing the debtor.
This is a "pending disaster" collection agency although they represent themselves as "Evans Law Office" or "Evans Law Associates" wanting to "assist you" in a "pending legal action" - make no mistake. This is a commission based collection agency with a very good phone script. One of their agents left a message that they were about to submit my "documents to the IRS" and I needed to "call them back today." As a rule, attorneys' won't call you regarding debt collection... unless it's your lawyer and you're getting billed for the call.
Evans Law Offices
Head Debt Collector
Jason J. Evans
3842 Harlem Road,
Suite 400 - 329
Buffalo, NY 14215
Phone: 716-446-1070
800-459-1223
Fax: 716-446-1869
www.evans-law.com
Bud Says:
The debt collection scams, cons and fraud out of Buffalo, NY never stop. Here is the latest entry into the world of the sleazy debt collectors, using the name Evans Law Offices. The problem is that New York State records do not show this organization and information we received purports to show that Attorney Jason J. Evans may be committing perjury and other illegal acts in his debt collection venture.
I am in receipt of a document titled: SWORN AFFIDAVIT OF DEBT printed on Evans Law Offices stationary and containing a signature of Jason J. Evans, Esq. which (based on the attorney expert I showed it to) appears to violate federal debt collection laws. These are claims for old Discover accounts and attorney Evans makes statements that are false and misleading in his sworn affidavit. (perjury?)
My advice to anyone receiving these bogus notices is to send (attorney?) Evans a debt validation notice, demanding all documentation that validates the alleged claim. Do not be impressed by his bogus affidavits of debt, they are worthless. Make him prove everything. Expect his hyped-up debt collectors will threaten everything under the sun, as most desperate debt collectors from Buffalo do. The good news is you can locate a NACA attorney from www.naca.net who are REAL experts on debt collection laws.
Problems with Buffalo attorneys should be directed to:
New York State Attorney Grievance Committee
8th Judicial District
295 Main Street, Room 1036
Buffalo, NY 14203