Nov 15, 2010
Matthew Miller called me at work Friday and left me a voice mail and then called my cell phone 3 times, leaving the same voice mail all 3 times - "this message is intended for Stacey *****, Stacey, the very second you get this message you or your retained attorney... blah, blah, blah" I tried to call back and got no answer. They called again this morning and read me an "affidavit" against me from American Cash Advance. I told him that I had already filed that "debt" on a bankruptcy (I haven't, don't even know what the debt is, but I told him that anyway to shut him up), he then got very confused and I could barely understand him in his accent, but he said "they do not file bankruptcy, this is chapter 9 something or other" I cut him off again and told him I filed bankruptcy and he was not to call me at my work number as it's a violation of the Fair Debt Collection Act. Then I hung up. I'm curious to see if they call again. This is a scam, third party collection agency trying to intimidate people into paying them money. I've have received calls from people like this for the past year since my divorce and alot of my ex's bad debts, and not once has a lawsuit actually been filed.