I was threatened that I had a warrant for my arrest for an unpaid check (on an account that had been closed for over a year). I was unable to have written that check and believe it was identity theft! This "collection agency" said nothing about collections just that I was going to be arrested. My husband is a Law Enforcement Officer and heard them treaten me over and over, knowing full well that I was unable to have written said "fraudulent check" My number is unlisted and I was told my ex husband gave them my current phone number. I DID NOT write any check when they are trying to say I did. I have already had to deal with quite a bit if Identity Theft in the last 5 years, and believe this is another instance of that!

We also got a call from this outfit about a fraudulent check. "Investigator Barnes" left a message. I dont even have a home phone in my name so I dont know how they got the number. Do not call them back.

I got a call from someone no identifiable name was give. I was told that there was a warrant issued in my state for a fraudulent check written in April of 2005. While the information he gave me was from an account I had at the time and he read me my License # I refused to "make arangments" until I seen something in writing. Ill be damned if I give my current information to someone threatening 6 mos in jail or settle out of court.

We are a company based in Atlanta, GA. If anyone believes that they are a victim of identity theft and the debt does not belong to them, then please call us at (404) 249-1099 and bring it to our attention so that we may remove you from our database. Writing a bad check can be a criminal offense in some states, however we will pursue civil action against debtors who refuse to pay any outstanding obligation.

We are a company based in Atlanta, GA. If anyone believes that they are a victim of identity theft and the debt does not belong to them, then please call us at (404) 249-1099 and bring it to our attention so that we may remove you from our database. Writing a bad check can be a criminal offense in some states, however we will pursue civil action against debtors who refuse to pay any outstanding obligation.