Reference Account Number-CA-613547 Subject - Lawsuit

Complaint

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Tonya Barclay
Country: United States
This is what is received in an email:
From:    ACE CASH SERVICES <legal.settlement@acsincorporation.org>
To:    tbarclay@maclellanlive.com,
Date:    02/06/2014 12:54 PM
Subject:    Reference Account Number-CA- 613548 Subject-Lawsuit



CUSTOMER ID: 95874125
CASE FILE #: CA3 - 613548
LOAN INFORMATION
PAST DUE AMOUNT - $945.86
CREDITOR  -  ACE CASH SERVICES.
You are going to be legally prosecuted in the Court House within couple of days. Your SSN is put on hold by US Government, so before something goes wrong we would like to notify you about this matter. It seems apparent that you have chosen to ignore all our efforts to contact you in order to resolve your debt with Payday Services. At this point you have made your intentions clear and leave us no choice but to protect our interest in this matter.
Your line of credit is over 60 days past due, but it is not too late to restore your good standing!  
We want to serve as your trusted financial resource in the future, but to do that; we’ll need to come to an agreement on the past-due balance.
If you believe you are unable afford the payment options we have offered, contact us right away by phone or email and we will do our best to accommodate an amount you can commit to.
UNITED LEGAL INVESTIGATION BUREAU HAS STATED 4 SERIOUS ALLEGATIONS AGAINST YOU AND THEY ARE:
(1) VIOLATION OF FEDERAL BANKING REGULATION
(2) COLLATERAL CHECK FRAUD
(3) THEFT BY DECEPTION
(4) AND THE BIGGEST ONE IS E.F.T. THAT IS ELECTRONIC FUND TRANSFER
Now, this means few things for you. If you are under any state probation or payroll we need you to inform your superior or manager what you have done in the past and what would be the consequences once the case has been downloaded and executed in your name. If we do not hear from you within 48 hours of the date on this letter, we will be compelled to seek legal representation from our in-house attorney. We reserve the right to commence litigation for intent to commit wire fraud under the pretense of refusing to repay a debt committed to, by use of the internet. In addition we reserve the right to seek recovery for the balance due, as well as legal fees and any court cost incurred.
WE HAVE ALL THE RIGHTS RESERVED TO INFORM TO FBI, FTC, YOUR EMPLOYER AND BANK ABOUT FRAUD.
And once you found guilty into the court house than you have to bear the entire cost for this law suit $4271.15 which is excluding loan amount, attorney's fees, and the interest charges. You have the right to hire an attorney. If you don't have one or if you can't afford then one will be appointed to you. We believe that this was not your intent and that these steps are unnecessary. We merely require you to contact our recovery asset location department at +1- 347 774 0573 between 9.30 to 6.30 (EST).
IF YOU WANT TO RESOLVE THIS MATTER THAN IMMEDIATELY CONTACT US THRU EMAIL OR CALL US BETWEEN WORKING HOURS ON   +1- 347 774 0573.
UNITED STATES OF ATTORNEY
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    Sarah C.
    | 12 replies
    Ignore it and if you get any more emails from them, delete without reading.  Better yet, block their emails.  Also, there's no such thing as putting your social security number on hold.  That's absolutely meaningless.
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      sweet mama replies to Sarah C.
      This is not the first that this company sent in email. They are scammers.
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      Tamee replies to Sarah C.
      How would I be able to block their emails?
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      Lynn replies to Sarah C.
      | 2 replies
      I have received this same email, and several others from this company, but the most disturbing thing, in one of the subsequent emails they mention my bank by name, and the last four digits of my account. I am going to go to talk to my bank in the morning about this company and about another company with almost EXACTLY the same name....just ONE letter different to find out about the legitimacy of these claims. I got exactly the same introductory email from the second company that I got from the first company!!!!
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        Fran replies to Lynn
        | 1 reply
        got similar email and yes these people knew my bank name and last four numbers of my bank account
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          Paula replies to Fran
          I changed all my security settings. Hope you did the same thing.  I feel stupid but I think I got them back.
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      Marjean replies to Sarah C.
      I just got an e-mail just like  this.  What's really funny this e-mail was in SCAM and I had another in my regular e-mail from a loan officer (supposed) from same company (ACE) wanting to know if I'm  interested in taking out a loan.  It's all a SCAM.
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      Christi S replies to Sarah C.
      | 2 replies
      I just received the same exact email & started panicking!! I've never wrote fraudulent checks or any of the things they listed, so I got worried that it was identity theft. Thank you for clarifying that it was a fraud. What scumbags!
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        camr replies to Christi S
        | 1 reply
        That's what they told me I was being charged with Fraudulent checks.. WTH??? they are very intimating. and seem so real. How do we know..
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          camr replies to camr
          Also, What company would do this stuff through emails?? its ether mail or phone calls Right?? I have never received any phone calls. Although I don't have the same number I just changed it a couple months ago so not many people have it. But still they don't do this stuff over emails. Never hear of a company doing it like that. Its ACS.recovery@gmail.com, a G mail account really??
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      brenda f replies to Sarah C.
      I got the same email, with the last four digits of my social, and bank name. instead they ask that I send the money through money gram,
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      Annete F. replies to Sarah C.
      I just received the same above email the only difference it offered me a settlement for $400, I read the above responses, also I live in the state of New York were these type of loans are illegal
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      karen c replies to Sarah C.
      yes i received and email stating the same thing.  when i called the number  to inquring and stating i forwarded to my lawyer to review they hung up before i could finish my sentence ... its a shame people take so much time in trying to get people when they could spend that time actually looking for an honest job. smh...
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    tj
    | 2 replies
    Also, be aware that sometimes the overseas scammers behind these emails start calling, even if you haven't responded.  
    They typically show up as thick accented callers making threats and using similar ridiculous language as they attempt to sound "official", pretending to be "investigators", "attorneys", or something similar.

    NEVER believe any stranger calling demanding money.

    There are to many scammers out there pretending to be "collection agencies", that you have to force even legitimate collection agencies to follow the book (FDCPA), and send their "g" letter so you can dispute and get proof, before it's even safe to pay a bill that sounds legitimate.
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      cw replies to tj
      your so right about these people e-mailing me this B.S. cause  I never dealt with ace so I knew they was lying and need to be stop for doing this better yet convicted for doing this
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      Ytuskegee replies to tj
      I received a phone call the other day and all of a sudden I was receiving a phone call on my cell.....you think all these breaches that were going on with Target and such were these criminals....this dude told me I took this loan out last year....I said that's funny I wasn't working last year! Do you need income to secure a payday loan.....he hung up!

      The next time I asked them to send me some correspondence and gave them my PO Box, that was two weeks ago, no mail as of today!!!

      DO NOT GIVE ANYONE ONE RED CENT OF YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY!!!! They need to go find something safe to do!

      Best Regards....and don't take any wooden nickels! Shameless hustler's trying to steal from law abiding citizens.......ugh!
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    Edgar Juarez
    I received this scam message too. I never took a long from them. Ain't going to pay them at all.
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    luz estrella
    I received the same email that same day march 4

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