I received a letter saying I owed $624.99 for Yellowpagesexpress.com, a listing I never authorized. In addition I have not been the owner of the business since 2005.
One of ACA Recovery's other clients, Thompson Hill Publishing/Regional Yellow Pages Online, and various other names, was sued by FTC, and is covered by a permanent injunction, yet ACA Recovery has been collecting on their bogus "accounts" after the injunction was issued. This company is running the same scam, using the same "debt collector", and might even be related.
In addition, file fraud complaints with your state Attorney General, the NJ AG, the Florida AG, and at www.ic3.gov
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DD
WE ALSO GOT ONE FOR 624.99 COLLECTION NOTICE WE NEVER AUTHIRIZED SUCH A SERVICE . GOOD LUCK GETTING THE MONEY. I WILL TURN IT IN TO THE AUTHORITIES.YOU ALL SHOULD.
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J. R.
I also got a letter indicating I owe $624.99 to Yellowpagesexpress.com for services I never authorized (or even heard of for that matter). Also, this company has never sent me an invoice for their supposed services prior to turning "my account" over to the A.C.A. Recovery Collection Agency.
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T.S.
I received a notice in the mail today for $624.99 form the yellowpagesexpress for a account that i never authorized I am turning this over to the local authorities.Everyone else should also. This seems to be a scam when I called the number they immedately told me that they were going to send this account back to the yellowpagesexpress and they would dismiss the collection.
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tj
"this company has never sent me an invoice for their supposed services "
They are trying to avoid mail fraud charges by billing through a debt collector who then claims some nonexistnt earlier bill was sent.
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tj
"when I called the number they immedately told me that they were going to send this account back to the yellowpagesexpress and they would dismiss the collection."
I am assuming you got a letter from ACA Recovery. They haven't been reported to give up so easily for about a year. They must be feeling some heat.
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Kateturlow
I also received a letter from A.C.A Recovery on behalf of yellow pages express.com claiming that I owed $624.99. I spoke to a Mr. Cutler very angrily and he said "So you have never done business with this company?" and then said "All right I'll take care of it ma'am."
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Will
I received a letter from A.C.A. Recovery indicating I own $624.99 We never authorized this - Scam don't fall for this. Turning over to Local authorities .
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Ward
My company also received a letter from Mr. Cutler on behalf of yellowpagesexpress.com stating we owed $624.99 for service. We had previously been scammed by a nonexistent Yellow Page entity so I immediately called and asked to speak w/ Mr. Cutler and was advised that he was in a meeting but should be available in 5 minutes and would return my call. That was last week and I have yet to hear from him. I have contacted the FTC and the Attorney Gen. for New Jersey about this shady company.
I suggest anyone who gets one of Mr. Cutler's letter file a complaint with the FTC an AG right away. Maybe if enough complaints are filed we can put an end the the aggrevation caused by the company
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tj
In addition, file a fraudulent invoicing/mail fraud complaint with the U.S. Postal Inspector.
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tm
My company got the same letter from Mr. Cutler on behalf of yellowpagesexpress.com for the same amount $624.99. i've never even heard of them nor done business with them. I called the number and I was getting an error message that my call could not get thru. I wish I hadn't thinking it was a way of getting our ohone number. Today I got a call from them and I told them that I knew of teir scam and that I googled their company and saw all these complaints and then hung up. I hope that is the end of that. Where do I file a complaint?
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tj
FTC, your state Attorney General, www.ic3.gov, and if you have received any fraudulent invoice, bill, or dunning letter, the U.S. Postal Inspector.
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tj
If you are harassed by the "debt collector", ACA Recovery, file faud complaints with the New Jersey Attorney General as well.
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Jim
I also received a bogus bill for $725 from A.C.A. Recovery, Inc. for YELLOWPAGESEXPRESS.COM and I can assure you that I did not ever sign up for any service with YELLOWPAGESEXPRESS.COM. This has to be a scam - how can we stop this fraudulent activity????? JIM
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tj
FTC sued and won an injusction against one of their clients a couple years ago.
File complaints with FTC and the U.S. Postal Inspector.
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Jack
I have received the same letter about yellowpagesexpress.com and filed complaints with all the authorities I could think of: state attorney general, county prosecutor, New Jersey attorney general, FTC and the U.S. Postal Service. I will also send a bill to the collection agency for my time responding in full to their false collection notice to the sum of $180 for 3 hours of my time. The burden of proof should not fall on our shoulders.
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Fred
If you look up their address on Google Maps, you'll find out it's a UPS drop box. Don't send any money to these scammers.
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Barbara
I recieved a Letter from these [***]'s today 5/3/12, good luck, not going to pay one penny on the scammers. I never authorized this, they want $774.95. Like New Jersey will go out of their jurysdiction to collect on something like this, no lawyer will touch this, unless they are scammers with this company, which then I will turn over to the authorities and have them handle this.
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One of ACA Recovery's other clients, Thompson Hill Publishing/Regional Yellow Pages Online, and various other names, was sued by FTC, and is covered by a permanent injunction, yet ACA Recovery has been collecting on their bogus "accounts" after the injunction was issued. This company is running the same scam, using the same "debt collector", and might even be related.
https://complaintwire.org/Complaint.aspx/DqVvXDYsJwDn1gjMs3ZoRA
In addition, file fraud complaints with your state Attorney General, the NJ AG, the Florida AG, and at www.ic3.gov
They are trying to avoid mail fraud charges by billing through a debt collector who then claims some nonexistnt earlier bill was sent.
I am assuming you got a letter from ACA Recovery. They haven't been reported to give up so easily for about a year. They must be feeling some heat.
I suggest anyone who gets one of Mr. Cutler's letter file a complaint with the FTC an AG right away. Maybe if enough complaints are filed we can put an end the the aggrevation caused by the company
Where do I file a complaint?
File complaints with FTC and the U.S. Postal Inspector.