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My mother, father, and me received a call today from this company. A man with a very pleasant voice called, he had to be in his late 40s/early 50s, not a young person. He said that Adept Recovery Solution is trying to create a mediation with my father. I asked what is the issue, he said he is not sure, but he calls as a 3rd party on behalf of Adept Recovery Solution. He gave me case #, and Adept Recovery Solutions' phone number. I called his number after speaking to my father and mother about it. The number was picked up by what seemed to be a legit company introduction, and woman picked up asking how she can help. I asked to speak to a man I spoke to in the morning, she said right away: "Is this (my father's name)?" I said "yes", already seeing the scam in progress. She asked me to verify last 4 of my social, to which I answered: "I am not verifying any of the information, I need to speak to a person I spoke to in the morning". She started screaming at me, so bad I couldn't even get a word in. She kept screaming telling me that she is not releasing any information to me. It got so bad that I raised my voice at her and angrily said "Did I ask for any information from you?!", she told me yes and kept screaming, and told me she will terminate the call if I don't verify my information, and how she knows who I am. She hung up.

I literally called back right away. I wanted to see if it's the only person who sits taking these scam calls.

Sure enough, it was her again. I asked if I spoke to her right before to confirm, she said yes she is. I went into it now with a knowledge of ScamPulse.com reviews I did after I spoke to my father, and I stated "I read Better Business...." and before I could even finish the word "Bureau" she started screaming again and telling me: "Our business license is #....#....#...#..#..#..#..#..!!!!!!!"

I didn't even say that I knew that they had no license #, but I knew that after review on BBB.

What that means is that people already called her out on it, and she is irate about it now.

God, please, don't pay them anything. If you are old person who is naive, don't believe them, it's not real organization. Their website doesn't even have an address of their "corporation", they are supposedly operating from 2016, but I doubt it.

The number came up as local area code, but I can imagine that it's just another auto dialer fake phone number generator that goes to their main number. Hence why I couldn't speak to that man that gave me their business #.

It's disgusting, I guarantee you that they scammed people out of thousands of dollars with their approach. That man is probably on the scheme with her, and not a 3rd party.

My father's credit history is clean. He had to file for bankruptcy over 15 years ago, and case closed with no debts. So, I knew right away it was fishy, but I thought maybe it was some kind of law suit against some corporation he worked for. The word "mediation" was the key word the man used.

DO NOT PAY THEM, you will lose your money to some imaginary debt that doesn't exist.

My mom and father were freaking out, until I did research and called these scammers out.

I didn't even scream at her, and she was blasting me on the phone. You will not see collections act that way. This is a crime syndicate of probably 3-4 people max.

The people that call, the so called "operator", which is her, and "collector agent" that could be one of the other 3 people in this scam organization.

Better Business Bureau states that the company has not addressed these allegations based on formal request from BBB.

That's unheard of, because any legitimate company is petrified of having bad Better Business Bureau fraud allegations. The only reason why you wouldn't respond, if you don't actually want to be seen.

How are they still operating is beyond me? FBI and IRS needs to investigate this as soon as possible. They are robbing people out of money, pretending to serve credit card/loan/collection services.

Contacted me about an account that was closed 11 years ago. Way outside of statue of limitation stating that I need to pay off/settle the account or further legal actions will be taken. At first it sounded legitimate(stated they tried to get in touch with me and stated if I received a letter from them in regards to the account) but ignoring the caller and actually thinking about the situation led me to see the scare tactics behind the call.

Receiving text messages on my cell and calls to my office...I work in a law firm. It is actually hilarious. These are absolute scammers who have either purchased very old debt that has long ago been charged off, etc. Have any of you recently applied for a loan ie car or home is how your credit report is updated with your most recent contact information. They are opportunist praying on the vulnerable. report them to the BBB, FTC, etc. these debts have likely, if legit, were written off many years ago.
Do not placate them. Tell them they under the fair debt collection act they may not call you or text you. Never give your information.

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These [censored] called my girlfriend's entire family threatening them that she had to reply before things got "escalated". Number they called from was 888-460-0530. Was a woman with a South Asian accent being very rude, pushy, and refused to provide any information. My girlfriend almost simultaneously received a text message from AIS threatening the same things from 415-697-3285. When I called 888-460-0530, the woman with the South Asian accent picked up and answered with the name ARS instead of AIS. When she announced that the call would be recorded, I agreed that I would also record the call and she hung up on me. When you threaten to record a phone call, you surrender your right to privacy, and the other party may record the call as well. Obviously she was upset about having to play fair. I called back immediately and a woman with a North American accent picked up the phone and announced "ARS" and that the call would be recorded. This time I decided to play dumb so I would see what the response was. They are pretty slick. They don't just pitch accusations at anyone. Because they could not locate the bogus info I provided, the woman was unwilling to deal with me and we mutually ended the call. Now armed with the "ARS" and "AIS" data, I located this very page, as well as their BBB info. Now knowing that they were definitely scam artists, I proceeded to call back again. The woman with the North American accent picked up again, and I asked her directly if she was Adept Recovery Solutions. She confirmed, and I told her that now that I know that they are a scam company, we would be ignoring them, since they are truly powerless. The woman became quite rude and asked me why I was calling? I told her I wanted to confirm that they are the notorious Scam Company Adept Recovery Solutions. She became even more rude and I repeated that because I know that she is representing a powerless scammer that I had everything I needed to know she is a scammer, and thanked her for her help confirming that info. She rudely told me "God Bless You" and activated the Call Recording warning, and then hung up when I blessed her back and told her she was going to Hell. Who these people are are former or current Repo/Bail Bond Skip Tracers who are hoping that harassment and threats are substantial enough to collect on debts that either cannot be collected, or you don't actually owe. They've either stolen or purchased people's personal data and are using it for mild extortion. Tell them that you know they are the notorious scammers Adept Recovery Solutions and they will disappear fast. Don't bother being nice to them. Even though their company is "legitimately" registered, they are committing multiple felonies. Report them to the ICCC as well so the FBI or somebody will eventually arrest them or deport them, or both.

- Brandon, FL, USA

This is a possible fraud, or at least a crime of opportunity using very old accounts, which can be very confusing. I received a call on 7-14-2021 by caller identified as Maraya Anderson with Adept Recovery Solutions. She verified my current address, last 4 numbers of social security and date of birth. She advised that a company - name ERG - had tried to service me papers at my home and was unable to deliver. I was very surprised because someone is always at home. I also received two text messages from ERG saying I had an open investigation and to contact phone number 888-212-5845. Maraya also said papers had been mailed several months ago. I replied never any letter by mail. She said I was in the process of being sued over an old account originally HSBC from 2014. Amount of $2,255.87 and gave me last 4 numbers of that card. Maraya offered me a one time settlement offer of $1,217.64. I requested proof of this account and gave my email address. Maraya advised I would receive the letter that evening. I responded would look into this and respond. The letter received was from Adept Recovery Solutions. After much research and lost time, I found a copy of settlement letter which proves that this account was settled in full back in 2013. However this card was sold to other banks several times.

- Los Angeles, CA, USA

They sent a text a 7:14am and called my daughter and left a message, then calls my phone at 8:00am stating that they are calling to collect on a debt for $2092.00. Told me it was my name and ssn, and also an address from back in 1996, he said I opened up a Discover card back in 2011 and they are collecting money. I told him if I had a discover card why I never seen it on my credit report. I ask for proof and he emailed me 2 documents 1-Debt verification & the other is a offer of settlement letter. These people are SCAMS

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during the week of the 14th of june 2021, i started to receive text message from 251-758-2415

"This is a message from AIS regarding an open investigation pertaining to "name withheld" to verify location information. Please contact the issuer at 888-594-1201 and reference the case file 400-00754 to prevent further escalation."

I also received several phone calls from 815-269-5996. i answered 1 or two. in these silly conversations i was asked to verify who i was and to contact 888-594-1201. i told them that if they wanted me they could call me.

eventually the calls and texts started to arrive to other family members about me. My wife C, decided to call and find out about the mysterious calls and texts. she called the 888 number and spoke to a woman "unknown name". the woman said that there was a letter mailed to us in march. We do not know if this is true.

The woman then claimed that I had an outstanding debt from HSBC bank of at first 2095.16 THEN LATER changed to 2155.19. they spoke for about 15 minutes on the phone .

C called me while i was driving home from work and said that this may be a legitimate business. and we should look at paying the debt. I said if we can verify the debt we can work something out.

i arrived home and called the 888 number. the 888 number is attached to a company from boca raton Fl. that services annuity purchases and payment (looks like a predatory business also) SO i called the number and Hispanic male answers ADEPT RECOVERY SOLUTIONS WHAT IS YOUR FILE NUMBER? i tell the person and i am put on hold, a few moments later a woman answers and says "difficult name to pronounce" is on the other line with a "Mediation". and she will be with be shortly (i didnt need to know that ).

After speaking to the WOMAN for several minutes and her assuring me that is was not a scam i gave her my email address. and she sent me two letters that look professional, these state 2 options for repayment of 2155.19. which are ridiculous. 538.80 for 4 months or 7241.15 today and 500 for the next three months.

I am currently working with a debt collector and have a payments set up with them that are reasonable. the unwillingness to work with me on a debt that was allegedly 606.00. is absurd. other factor that raise questions are i looked at the address which is a strip mall out building with a donut shop and diner. i contacted both hsbc to verify the debt and contacted capital one, (I was told by the woman that some HSBC debt was transferred to capitol one). i attempted to verify the debt from both banks.

I googled ADEPT RECOVERY SOLUTIONS and looked at the ScamPulse.com website for complaints. I then asked my wife to read the complaints. then C notified me that an amount due from one of the complaints to the ScamPulse.com is identical to the first amount she was told in her conversation with woman.

1 there is no record of ADEPT RECOVERY SOLUTIONS having a license in Illinois or California. as a debt collection agency.

2, the information on the "account" is limited only having an account number that is not mine and doesn't belong to either Capital One or HSBC.

3. they where asking for my wife's maiden name we've been married for 13 years.

Good morning, I received the same phone message. Could you please tell me what I should do.

We received a local text first to contact them at AIS regarding an account. They then called us from a local # and refused to provide any information but insisted we verify our location because of an account they received from a client they could not disclose to us. We did not comply with their request and the woman said she had phone #s of family member she then proceeded to call other numbers and even our child. When we called back requesting their info and reason for their harassment, they provided us with no information, except now the name of the company seems to have changed to ARS. Adept Recovery Solutions. The woman hung up, then wouldn’t answer, and then she had someone else answer the phone who barely knew his company’s own website address!

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