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Jun 16, 2011
Hello,
This number came up on my caller ID. This is a scam. Do not be afraid of what they threatnen you with.
If you answer right the first time they call you they will tell you that they are representing a lawyer company. They said their company is Intergraded S. Recovery. They will have all the information on you when they call such as a past bank account, social security number, drivers license number, address, your county of residence, etc..... They will use a variety of people and names when they answer the phone. The name they used for me was Micheal Kirkpatrick.
They will even go as far to claim a company that you may really owe money has turned you into them. They are very clever when it comes to scaring people. In my case they said Cash Net U.S.A turned me in. This concerned me because I do really owe Cash Net U.S.A.
Do not be afraid because of the information they have on you. I have gone through these scams before and have talked to local police, County Attorney, State Attorney, FBI, and the BBB. They all told me the same thing. In all 50 states of the United States if you have bad checks out the county attorney or state attorney must send you a letter stating where the bad check was written too, how much the check was written for, the date, and other vital information. In most all cases of bad checks the letter will be from the county attorney for the county that the bad check was written in. They attorney's will tell you how much you owe including fees and how long you have to pay the check or checks off. If you do not pay the bad checks off to the county attorney in that time then an arrest warrant will be issued for your arrest. Also they all told me that no company can have you arrested for debt. They said that not even a real collection company can have you arrested.
Also a real collection company must send you a letter to verify the debt. Ask for a letter from these people and they will not send you a letter. Also an real collection company must state the line this is an attempt to collect a debt. These people do not say that.
PLEASE DO NOT GIVE THEM YOUR BANK INFORMATION OR A PRE PAID DEBIT CARD INFORMATION. They will use that to say you gave them permission to take funds from your account or preapaid card.
To make them give up sooner if not that day tell them you are reporting them to the FBI and BBB. Also say that you are on the way to your lawyers office right now. Hope this helps keep you from going through what I have before with another company.
This number came up on my caller ID. This is a scam. Do not be afraid of what they threatnen you with.
If you answer right the first time they call you they will tell you that they are representing a lawyer company. They said their company is Intergraded S. Recovery. They will have all the information on you when they call such as a past bank account, social security number, drivers license number, address, your county of residence, etc..... They will use a variety of people and names when they answer the phone. The name they used for me was Micheal Kirkpatrick.
They will even go as far to claim a company that you may really owe money has turned you into them. They are very clever when it comes to scaring people. In my case they said Cash Net U.S.A turned me in. This concerned me because I do really owe Cash Net U.S.A.
Do not be afraid because of the information they have on you. I have gone through these scams before and have talked to local police, County Attorney, State Attorney, FBI, and the BBB. They all told me the same thing. In all 50 states of the United States if you have bad checks out the county attorney or state attorney must send you a letter stating where the bad check was written too, how much the check was written for, the date, and other vital information. In most all cases of bad checks the letter will be from the county attorney for the county that the bad check was written in. They attorney's will tell you how much you owe including fees and how long you have to pay the check or checks off. If you do not pay the bad checks off to the county attorney in that time then an arrest warrant will be issued for your arrest. Also they all told me that no company can have you arrested for debt. They said that not even a real collection company can have you arrested.
Also a real collection company must send you a letter to verify the debt. Ask for a letter from these people and they will not send you a letter. Also an real collection company must state the line this is an attempt to collect a debt. These people do not say that.
PLEASE DO NOT GIVE THEM YOUR BANK INFORMATION OR A PRE PAID DEBIT CARD INFORMATION. They will use that to say you gave them permission to take funds from your account or preapaid card.
To make them give up sooner if not that day tell them you are reporting them to the FBI and BBB. Also say that you are on the way to your lawyers office right now. Hope this helps keep you from going through what I have before with another company.