received a call from this number and a voice mail was left giving the name of states predisposition services and that I or my attorney should call 1-800-918-3844 and ask for Lisa Poole. I do not owe anyone any money so I have no idea what this was about. I called this Lisa and when I asked what it was about, she refused to tell me without giving her "more" info. I refused and she hung up on me.

i was called by hillary romano at 800-918-3844 ext 413. i spoke with here she is says this is a debt from 2004. it was from a company called bmg marketing. told her i did not know this company. she said it was for a 200.00  payday loan. then she told me she would refer it back to the orginal company and then hung up on me. i called back and asked her to send me a letter of validation thru the mail and she said she had referred me back to the company for them to take action on me. she said she could fax the letter or she could email. i ask why she could not send throught the mail, she said because the company was already going to go after me. so i asked her to email it to me. she said no. that she had changed her mind and i need a lawyer. so then she told me not to call her office again and then hung up on me. but she did take very loud during the whole conversation and would not let me speak the second time.

I recieved a call from these people twice on my cell phone.  I don't know who they are or what they wanted.  The number was (404)-000-4321 Since I did not recognize the number, I didn't asnwer it.  I've made it a policy to not answer a number I do not recognize, much less with "Unknown name" on it  unless I already know who the number belongs to.  Since my phone is a pre-paid cell phone, each call whether I answer it or not eats up my minutes.

I talked to this lady yesterday. She is very rude. She told me the same thing, that I owe money for a payday loan. Originally I talked to an Alexis Washington who told me that. I told her that I had paid that back and she said they still show that I owe money. I told her I honestly thought it was paid back last year. She said since it was an oversight she could let me talk to somebody about fixing it. She transferred me to Hillary Romano. I asked her what needed to be done and I explained how I thought it was paid back. She told me no that it wasn't. I asked her what happens next and she told me that she had already talked to the courts and we could settle outside of court to pay back $403. I asked when it would have to be paid back by and she told me immediately. I told her there was no way I could do that and she said that was my problem. She didn't care either way if I paid it or not. She was going to have a good Christmas and didn't care. I asked her to explain some more things to me and she became EXTREMELY rude. When I told her she was being rude and I was just trying to understand what was going on, she started yelling at me. So I asked her what was going to happen next since I can't pay it right now and she said that the state would track me down. And I said and then what. She told me it was basically like I walked into a bank with a mask and stole money from them, what do I think was going to happen? Were they going to hand me a ribbon? I told her again that she was being very rude and she started yelling at me again so I hung up on her. What do you think I should do, other than contacting an attorney? Should I turn her into the FTC?

I have been called twice by this company, once right before Christmas when I was out of the office and they told my supervisor it was urgent I call them so he left a message at home.  I called a Lauren Ortega and asked what the nature of the call was and they said I had essentially robbed a bank by not paying back some payday loans from 2005!  The total cost was now up to $4,000 including attorney and court costs.  I said no way was I paying something without getting a written breakdown of costs for my attorney to look over.  Then she said "We have the GPS tracking device on you and know where you are."  I told her I would have my lawyer contact her after the holidays.  Today, Jan. 2, 2008, Alexis Washington called and said it was imperative she speak to me!  These women are being threatening, abusive and calling me at work!  I am reporting them today to the FTC and the Washington State Attorney General to see if they can get them to use fair business practices without threatening arrest or assault.  They are so dead!