LLC LAW OFFICE 229 11TH ST 10026
Complaint
Amina
Country: United States
I was called today by a Inidian man named Alan Johnson. Stating that I took out a loan on Dec. of 2010. He also stated that hes going to call my job and tslk to my supervisor. He told me the police will be at my house at 11 am, so be perpared to go to jail. I asked him what courthouse was thsi civil claim filed at , and he couldbn't tell me. An I asked him what the docket number was, he gave me some number, but docket numbers are only for criminal cases. If its a civil suite you would recieve a summons.... This crap is a scam and I need to figure out how to get him too stop. He "Paralegl" is using one of those voice overs, becauses he probably the same person.
Comments
The "debt" is fake, as are the threats.
I am expereancing this same problem and I would like to have information on how to deal with this.
Do you have any information on how I should proceed?
Thank you
Virginia DeMun
I also had to check into my credit situation to make sure that they had not done anything to tarnish my history with any of my creditors. I did though go to a man I know that goes after harrassing debt collectors and has won. He is very good at what he does and makes sure that you are entitled to everything that is owed. We are victims here and we cannot be taken advantage of like this. It had me so stressed out that I would be missing calls from people because I was having to shut off my phone! No one should have to live like this.
Here is the info. Let him help you make your life a little bit easier like he did mine.
http://www.markcareylaw.com/
Phone is toll free as well at 1-877-LAW-MARK or 1877-529-6275 as well as 678-341-5550
I really hope this helps you:-)
You should file a BBB complaint against Western Union and Moneygram for failing to provide clear warnings against these fake "debt collector" scams on their website.
Moneygram settled with the government, agreeing to warn consumers about scams.
They haven't updated their warnings in years.
http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2012/02/acc.shtm
"...
For Release: 02/21/2012
Court Halts Alleged Fake Debt Collector Calls from India, Grants FTC Request to Stop Defendants Who Often Posed as Law Enforcement
At the request of the Federal Trade Commission, a U.S. district court has halted an operation that the FTC alleges collected phantom payday loan “debts” that consumers did not owe. Consumers received millions of collection calls from India, and that since January 2010 the operation took in more than $5 million from victims, according to the FTC.
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If you are being harassed by this type of scam, contact FTC.