770-881-7088 / 7708817088

Innocent? ha ha ha If you borrowed money and did not pay it back then you are far from innocent. if you got money and did not pay it back then that makes you a thief. or in your words a fraud. pay your bills dead beat.

A company of a different name, RSI Claims Process Services, but with the same address given above (2055 Scenic Hwy N., Ste C, Snellville, GA 30078-6167) contacted my in-laws in another state and left a message stating a civil complaint suit was being filed against me and gave a phone number (678-916-5966) and case number for me to reference. I did call them back and they told me all the same rigga-marole stated above. They referenced the same company, Murray Bradshaw Assoc., as being the debt owner and company that would be suing me. I did a search while I was on the phone with them for Murray Bradshaw and found this website. I promptly hung up with them.I contacted the Snellville, GA police dept. but was told to contact my own local police dept first. It's been brought to my attention that you want to first contact your local police (the town you received the calls in) and then they will contact the Snellville Police on your behalf.Has anyone actually had their identity stolen from a result of contact with this company? I will most definitely be placing a credit watch with all 3 bureaus. However, I'm curious to know if they just try to scam you by scare tactics and get you to pay (which is how they make their money) or if they actually steal your identity and open credit accounts under your name/soc#.This company has A TON of information about me... addresses going back 10 years. Scary!!

Mr. Reality/The Kid:If you are going to post many messages here hoping it appears that those messages were posted by different people, you may want to be careful not to misspell the same words in the same unique way. Case in point...Mr. Reality: "you diddnt pay up when you said you would.." (on page 9)The Kid: "I WOULD BREAK YOUR LEGS AND FINGERS IF YOU DIDDNT PAY ME BACK"Diddnt? Let me help you disguise your future fake messages. It is spelled "didn't".Furthermore, you mentioned in your Mr. Reality message this this "childish website is a joke". And yet, you are on this website posting threatening messages. Childish, indeed.It is also telling that in your Mr. Reality post, you indicate that you are a debt collector. (I don't believe that you loan people money.) And yet, after posting that self-righteous lecture as Mr. Reality, you then post this vicious message as "The Kid". I tend to think that the real you is closer to the social menace on display as "The Kid".Oh, just one more thing. Give my regards to Special Investigator Loomis.

RSI Claims Processing/Arbitrator for Murray Bradshaw and Associates left a message on my mother-in-laws answering machine indicating that if no call was received from me within 48 hours, they would assume that this was my phone number. After having contacted RSI Claims, they explained a debt that I could only figure out was an old debt that I had already been contacted on (13 years earlier) and had already settled on (13 years earlier). I remember having settled on 3-year contract with ADT that I was not able to fulfill my obligation on but that was old, old news and I did settle with ADT, their legal representative, or their debt collector (whoever it was) at the time.My first problem with this RSI Claims Processing/Arbitrator for Murray Bradshaw and Associates was that when he first presented the date of the debt I indicated that I was circumstantially not able to even obtain credit at that time (Chapter 13, Federal Debt Repayment process). Conveniently, he had made a mistake while looking at the report and the date the debt was incurred shifted to two years later.The second problem is that this "delinquent" debt doesn't show up on my credit report. If it was actually a valid claim that they were making it would still be there.The third problem is that RSI Claims Processing/Arbitrator for Murray Bradshaw and Associates indicated that they had sent several notices in 2001, twice in 2002, and in 2003 to an address I did not even reside at yet.Well, they have my present address now and they actually have *my* phone number now so hopefully they won't continue to call my mother-in-law. She works for the State of Kansas and is actually friends with Steven Six (the Kansas State Attorney General) and Phil Kline (the former Kansas State Attorney General). I'm sure the KS State AG would like to take a bite out of RSI Claims Processing/Arbitrator for Murray Bradshaw and Associates for harrassment.I have call blocker so I guess I'll just block RSI Claims Processing/Arbitrator for Murray Bradshaw and Associates from whatever phone numbers they decide to call from. If I receive mail from RSI Claims Processing/Arbitrator for Murray Bradshaw and Associates I'll just forward it straight to the Missouri State Attorney General. Even though using the mail would make this fraudulent claim a Federal offense I'm sure the MO State AG would like a piece of this action.And if by the most remote possibility in the world that this claim is legitimate, RSI Claims Processing/Murray Bradshaw and Associates can still go f*** themselves. I'll take my chances in court. I can afford an attorney.

The bank is the victim not pal

What's more, there is no Murray, Bradshaw & Associates law firm. These silly bunco artists routinely impersonate attorneys. That is another illegality that you can report to your attorney general and the police.

Here is my story. They call and leave a message on my answering maching for my step father whom I have not spoke to in over 20 years. My question is how they got my number, my step father doesn't even have it! They are looking for him to recover a bad debt...they won't answer me to how they got my number. They are rude, lowlife scumbags themselves. I have perfect credit, but they are calling me regarding someone whom I am not and have not been in contact with in such a long period of time...for all I know, the guy is dead! But will they take my number off of their so called list, nooo...they think I know where this guy is and I can give them a message. PHOOEY!!

we need to remove our phone numbers from Online telephone white pages.Worth it.

Here's the bottom line: Even if the debtor pays the old (ie: expired) debt, the original company does not even see the money. The payment simply lines the pockets of the debt collectors and covers ridiculous and made-up charges (like $300 fees to send letters and make phone calls).If that weren't enough, most of the time the paid debt isn't reported. So not only does bad credit stay on a credit report, five or ten years later another "debt collector" can come after you again for something you paid off years ago, hoping that you had forgotton about it, and the hound you again for yet more money (so you're paying it twice). Ethical? I don't think so.

Murray, Bradshaw and Associates are at it again. What is really pissed me off was the fact that they contacted my mother. My mother calls me at work frantic that if I did not call MBA back I would be summoned to court. (scary I know). I called 618-916-5965 before I googled the number. I was told I had a civil complaint against me for fraud, property damage etc. amounting to over $5K. The idiot I spoke with told me I was in collection with Bank First if I did not settle out of court today, I would receive a summons to appear in court. I told the idiot I had not received anything in the mail and if she could fax me something in writing outlining the details perhaps would could come to some sort of arrangement. After being put on hold for several minutes. She told me they did not have any documentation they could send me. I told her that was ridiculous and I wanted to speak with a lawyer there immediately. I was again placed on hold for several minutes until idiot #2 picks up the line. Idiot #2 begins to go through the same song and dance blah, blah, blah. So I asked idiot number #2 to send me something in writing. He says he can't and give me some line about not having access to the information blah, blah, blah. After going back and forth with him for several minutes with idiot #2 it finally hits me I was being scammed. Thank goodness I didn't give him any additional personal information, other than what he already had on file about me, which was pretty scary. Not only did he have my mother's telephone number, he had my current home address as well as my former married name and the first 5 digits of my SSN. When I asked idiot #2 for his company's street address, he then got very silient and asked why I wanted it. I told him I didn't know that his company street address was part of a top secret military secret and apologized for asking for such a thing. He then told me I was being a smart. I laughed and thanked him for the compliment. He then told me since he was still in a good mood he would end the call and I would get a summons in court. I am telling this story because I want this to be posted all over the web so someone won't fall for this scam.