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Area code: | 855 |
Prefix: | 764 |
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The first question this young lady asked me was "have you been served with any legal papers?" I said "no and I am not interested!" I hung up on her before she could say anything more.
Wow it's been so long since we got one of these scare scam calls that we figured that they had finally given up this MO, especially in light of all the blogs & websites like this busting them daily....But alas here's another one!!! It's the same old same old set-up: Vague yet unsettling message left on answering machine (this one was from an "Allison Schrader") saying that my name & SSN are attached to some file & this is my last chance to make a statement yadda yadda yadda....We called & we get the voice mail for "IRP & Associates". We will call back tomorrow during normal scam hours -- Stay tuned!!!
We made several more calls to "IRP & Associates" to gather further evidence that they are just another scare scam company -- & they did their job of proving themselves to be just another scare scam company that buys old payday loan & online cash advance info from 3-5-7 years ago & then calls people saying that these debts were never paid off & resolved, thereby attempting to scare folks into paying off "the remaining balance". All of the usual red flags were accounted for during our convos with "Mr. Singletary", "Stanley Jacobs", & their fellow criminals: 1) Refusal to send you any correspondence by mail, reason being that they have allegedly "made numerous previous attempts to contact you" & will only send further info via e-mail or fax; 2) Refusal to identify themselves & exactly what they do -- Are they a debt collector, law firm, court processor? -- Usually saying they are a litigation, mediation, or arbitration office; 3) Refusal to give you a physical mailing address, reason being that "we receive numerous death threats & cannot give out our physical address for safety reasons"; 4) Refusal to give you any contact info on the original creditor, reason being that "our office is now handling this & you are not allowed to contact the original creditor"; 5) The threat of "further legal action" or court summons, or some other scary-sounding stuff. In our case, they had record of actual payments made to an "O'Brien, Wexler, & Associates" back in 2012, & their claim was that we stopped making payments to that firm & monies were still owed -- which is straight BS. They then claimed to have "federally recorded audio" of me setting up payment arrangements -- which was more BS. The easiest way to unravel these scams is to start asking questions, questions, & more questions: Ask for dates, ask for times, ask for names, ask for amounts, ask for phone numbers, ask for addresses, etc.....Their whole goal is to get the victim to take the bait & get them to either pay over the phone or get locked into a payment agreement ASAP with no questions asked (Of course only taking payments with pre-paid cards or debit cards), so once you begin asking for further details on the matter, it throws off their whole scheme, & then they start getting defensive & will usually hang up once they realize that you are "refusing" to pay. We are going to do further investigation on their alleged association with Obrien Wexler, as they claimed that they were part of that firm.
Charles Johnson, real name on the buying side is obrian wexler and associates. You probably got a call a month or two ago from Global Asset Agency. Scumbags had to take the file back because it was fake and they are collecting on it anyways
Received a call and like a dummy I called them back. The guy answers "yeah" instead of hello or stating the company name. He said he was looking for my husband in regards to a legal matter in his office. I hung up. He called back and like a dummy again I answered and he told me I was a piece of [***]. Real professional! I hung up and he called me back 5 more times in a row. I just ignored it.
Stanley tells me I owe debt, it cannot be disputed, report attached to my file, will not stop calling no matter what, I'm scum for not paying my debt, etc etc.The NJ AG transferred me 6 times only to tell me they don't handle complaints. FTC tells me to call the NJ AG. FTC then tells me to go online to file complaint, but since I don't have any documents, or an address, I shouldn't expect anything to happen.
I got a threatening phone call saying that they had a case against me and they were pursuing legal action and they wanted my side of the story before they go forward with file # blah blah blah... I sent the call straight to voicemail. I don't have any friends with 800 numbers!!! It's a scam!!!
I as well got this call saying I had a loan through a online financial place and I need to call by 3p.m. eastern or matters will be turned over and put on my collections first never had a loan through an online place second they give some bogus reference number and stated I had an account with Huntington bank never did I ever have a bank with Huntington I blocked their number but comes to voicemail
Received a call of me owing money from 2012 that I supposedly had transferred from a payday loan info my bank.. The company would have never conducted business as such #1 and #2 never an amount as stated and #3 if one goes 2-3 weeks without paying they pay a visit which never happened because not true.The nerve of these people to try to scam people who claim to be from a company called IRP