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Dec 15, 2010
these [dirtyword redacted] are the lowest of the low. I asked on the phone for proof, they sent a simple e-mail with no proof. I sent an informal e-mail requesting proof; they did not provide, instead they said, and i quote, "IT EITHER IS OR ISNT AT THIS POINT YOU CAN GET ALL THAT INFO IN YOUR SUMMONS". Caps and all. "Yelling" in e-mail, very mature. These folks go by at least three names:
The alliance group [web, phone]
The allied group [email]
ACN and Associates [email] - this gets a lot of informational google hits.
Some e-mails come from gmail.com. That's a sign of a legit business.. NOT.
I contacted a lawyer and got advice from them and will be faxing a demand letter with a confirmation page, in the absence of a mailing address for them. They have blatantly violated the TCPA and FDCPA. If they show in court, I will file a countersuit and look for any possible way to get criminal charges pressed over violation of federal law, and the considerable stress they've put me under.
I have filed complaints with the TN Consumer protection agency, the GA Consumer affairs division (the state their fax and outgoing calls come from), the FTC, The TN Attorney Generals office, and on the advice of the AG's office, a police report. I suggest everyone else do the same. A demand letter is a MUST as soon as they contact you. Fax it to the fax number on their webpage. With a confirmation letter. Reference the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, 15 USC 1692g Sec. 809 (b). Know that bill and that section and how and when they can contact you. Make yourself a google voice account and have them contact you on that number - press 4 on an incoming call and RECORD THE CALL. Check to see if your state is a one-party consent state, but federally it is, and in any event, the application announces. Save ALL voicemails and correspondence. Save proof of contact. e-mails count. Make complaints with all the above agencies.
their website is thealliancegroup dot us but good luck finding info for them.
Take these bottom feeding lowlives down.
The alliance group [web, phone]
The allied group [email]
ACN and Associates [email] - this gets a lot of informational google hits.
Some e-mails come from gmail.com. That's a sign of a legit business.. NOT.
I contacted a lawyer and got advice from them and will be faxing a demand letter with a confirmation page, in the absence of a mailing address for them. They have blatantly violated the TCPA and FDCPA. If they show in court, I will file a countersuit and look for any possible way to get criminal charges pressed over violation of federal law, and the considerable stress they've put me under.
I have filed complaints with the TN Consumer protection agency, the GA Consumer affairs division (the state their fax and outgoing calls come from), the FTC, The TN Attorney Generals office, and on the advice of the AG's office, a police report. I suggest everyone else do the same. A demand letter is a MUST as soon as they contact you. Fax it to the fax number on their webpage. With a confirmation letter. Reference the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, 15 USC 1692g Sec. 809 (b). Know that bill and that section and how and when they can contact you. Make yourself a google voice account and have them contact you on that number - press 4 on an incoming call and RECORD THE CALL. Check to see if your state is a one-party consent state, but federally it is, and in any event, the application announces. Save ALL voicemails and correspondence. Save proof of contact. e-mails count. Make complaints with all the above agencies.
their website is thealliancegroup dot us but good luck finding info for them.
Take these bottom feeding lowlives down.