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• Oct 11, 2024
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Hello i received a call from 855-520-3895 robo call with my address stating they sent a letter. I called the number back and got a Sasha Harris who work for the collection agency that’s collecting a debt I owe for first premier bank in the amount off 867.81so I set up monthly pay arrangement made my first payment in the amount of 100.00 on the 13th of sept..

Get a call from January collections tryna collect on this same debt so I emailed January and told them I just started making payments and they said send over proof I can’t even access my documentation I signed with ackermon nor have I received an receipt yet so I call ackermon spoke with sasha to be exact. Tell her what’s going on she states January don’t see that I’m making payments yet and ignore them.i forward over the conversation I had with January to a [email protected] email so sasha can read it.
She said ignore them on Oct 9 2024 I received a text from 866-358-5002 which is premier bank it popped up with the name because I had it stored in my phone from when I did receive the loan. I contact them tell them everything and ackermon is not an agency they use nor do they take u to court make threats and add interest my balance owed is 400.00 they want to settle out 60percent so now I’m receiving declined payment emails from ackermon can someone please help me I’m scared to even pay anything else.

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• Oct 01, 2024
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I had a hefty medical bill after an emergency surgery—$5,000. Honestly, I was in over my head. They called me, and I was ready to argue because I didn’t have that kind of money just sitting around. But surprisingly, the rep was really kind and understanding. We talked about a payment plan that I could actually handle. It’s still a big chunk of money, but I’m glad they didn’t just threaten me with legal action or something. They asked me to write a review, and I’m happy to do it because they treated me like a person, not just a debtor. Life happens, and they made it easier to manage

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• Sep 19, 2024
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They called and told me I had an unresolved loan from 2017. I could pay them $450 to resolve, or else I would be a negative entry on my credit report. They could not provide contact info for the supposed lender though. I called back numerous times to ask for an address to file a complaint with the BBB, and they hung up on me 4 times! Definitely a scam.

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• Aug 12, 2024
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Received a call stating debt from 2017 was reactivated in 2019 and they are collecting. Payment must be made today to receive credit from Biden loan forgiveness and no credit cards can be accepted. This call put me on high fraud alert. They would not verify the original creditor.

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• Aug 03, 2024
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I received a call yesterday from a Michelle who said I had taken out a payday loan back in 2017 and supposedly I only paid 150 on a 600 loan that I defaulted on in 2019. The last time I used a pay day loan was back in 2004! She knew my drivers license number but was very pleasant. She said I was going to get a civil letter for 3500 but due to Bidens plan, I could get it down to 450. I was still blown away and unsure but didn't want my credit blemishes and paid her. She said they didn't take credit card bc you can't pay credit with credit and gave her my debit info. Not sure id this place is legit but if so I was taken for a ride. I just looked back at my documents and see that they even have my social security number wrong.

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• Jul 11, 2024
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Called 3 weeks ago, said we owed for a PayDay loan taken out in 2013. When I asked them to send proof of the debit, they said they would when I either agreed to pay 600.00 now or if I did not agree 2000.00 later. I said I won't agree to anything without proof of this debit (we've never used a pay day loan). What freaked me out was they had my husband's SSN, DOB, and bank we had used for a car loan. I kept asking for for them to send proof and she eventually hung up and said they would put on our credit report. Because they had this information about my husband I called back and spoke to someone else. When I said isn't this past the statue of limitations she said it was from 2018 and it was a personal loan. She eventually hung up on me too. A week later when they called I said I'm still waiting for proof of debit, she said they didn't have it because they didn't have enough space in their building. She gave me the name if the payday loan (because this time it is a payday loan from 2013, but they reinstated it in 2018), I can't find that this company exists. She eventually said it's 5:01 we are closing, I will email you your validation letter, but didn't ask for our email address. They called again today and this time I answered, it was recording asking me to call them back. I did call them back to ask them to "Please cease and desist all calls and contact with me, immediately." unless they are willing to send proof of debit, but they hung up before I could spit it all out.

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• May 07, 2024
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Started back in Feb 2024 Claimed to be a hospital bill, paid 540$ "settlement" come to find out was a scam called them back they said they would be issuing a refund changed their story that it was a personal loan from many years ago "also false" again said they would be refunding the money waited a week never received it now can't even call cause they chaged their answering system, contacted my bank they filed a charge back still haven't received anything, of course because it's a scam and they won't give me my money back
Scam/ fake debt collector

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• May 03, 2024
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You know how debt calls be, right? Annoying as hell. But these dudes? Surprisingly, not that bad. They asked me to drop a review, and I was like, “nah. “ Then they throw in some discount talk, and I'm like, “sure, why not? “

What's cool 'bout 'em is how they handle stuff. Even when they're blowin' up my phone during work hours, they stay chill. I'm all mad, and they're all polite. Go figure.

So, if you're knee-deep in debt and need someone who ain't a total pain in the butt, give these guys a shot.

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• May 02, 2024
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As a reputable and US-based collection agency, we are deeply committed to upholding ethical standards and ensuring transparency in all our operations. Our primary objective is to facilitate the resolution of outstanding debts while safeguarding the rights of both creditors and debtors. This commitment extends to strict compliance with all relevant laws and regulations, including the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), which governs our industry's practices.

It's crucial to emphasize that this communication is an attempt to collect a debt. We understand that individuals may have concerns or questions regarding their accounts, and we are here to provide clarity and assistance. While we encourage open communication, it's important to note that disputing a debt or alleging fraud/scam does not exempt individuals from their financial obligations. However, we are committed to addressing concerns and providing necessary clarifications in a fair and respectful manner.

All our calls are monitored and recorded for quality assurance purposes. This ensures that our team adheres to the highest standards of professionalism and compliance with regulatory guidelines. Additionally, it's essential to highlight that individuals have the right to request validation of debt for their accounts. This process allows individuals to verify the accuracy and legitimacy of the debt being pursued.

We encourage individuals to reach out with any inquiries or concerns regarding their accounts. Our dedicated team handles all interactions with professionalism and respect, ensuring that each communication is conducted in a fair and courteous manner.

Moreover, it's important to note that the phone number associated with this communication belongs to us, the collection agency. We are available to provide assistance and guidance throughout the debt resolution process, and we remain committed to supporting individuals in resolving their outstanding debts in a fair and transparent manner.

In conclusion, we appreciate your understanding and cooperation. We are steadfast in our commitment to providing clarity, assistance, and support to all individuals involved in the debt collection process. Thank you for entrusting us with your concerns, and please do not hesitate to reach out if you require further assistance.

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• Apr 30, 2024
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Dealing with debt calls can be a real hassle, but I have to admit, these guys surprised me. They reached out and asked for a review, and I was hesitant at first. However, they sweetened the deal with a promise of a discount, so I thought, why not? I must say, they were surprisingly polite on the phone, even when I was a bit annoyed at being interrupted during work. Overall, not a bad experience at all

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• Mar 26, 2024
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Debt calls are the world, but honestly, these guys ain't half bad. They asked me to leave a review, and I wasn't going to at first, but after they promised a discount, I figured why not. Polite over the phone, even when I was a little p[censored] off at them for being called during work.

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• Feb 22, 2024
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They are BOGUS, their address in UTAH is a parking lot. All these reviews above are ridiculous, they probably used ChatGpT to write and post them. Not one person negotiated a smaller amount and yet reported it as a SCAM..Unbelievable, I reported them to the FTC.

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• Feb 12, 2024
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I reached out to Akermon Rossenfeld Collection Agency to address an overdue bill from several years ago. While their agents maintained a layer of politeness and professionalism, it quickly became evident that their willingness to assist was surpassed by their inflexibility regarding settlement offers. Even when I offered a huge sum of $600 towards the $1500 debt, they remained adamant in their stand, leaving me with no option but to unwillingly settle for the entire amount.

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• Feb 09, 2024
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Dealing with Akermon Rossenfeld Collection Agency was a frustrating and disheartening experience. Despite my attempts to communicate my financial difficulties and negotiate a settlement, they remained firm in their demand for full payment. Don't expect any flexibility or understanding when it comes to resolving your debt—they seem more focused on collecting the full amount than finding a mutually beneficial solution. If you're looking for a collection agency that prioritizes customer satisfaction and offers flexibility in debt resolution, look elsewhere.

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• Feb 08, 2024
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If you're hoping to negotiate a settlement with Akermon Rossenfeld Collection Agency, prepare to be disappointed. Despite their claims of professionalism, their rigid stance on payment options leaves little room for negotiation. Don't expect any flexibility or understanding when it comes to resolving your debt—they seem more focused on collecting the full amount than finding a mutually beneficial solution.

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• Feb 08, 2024
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I had to settle my payment and due to tight schedules during weekdays I was unable to contact Akermon Rossenfeld Collection Agency. Their unavailability over the weekends has raised significant concerns about their commitment to client support. Apart from that they had no room for negotiation which is truly unprofessionalism. As a result I had to pay full amount which was very disappointing for me.

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• Feb 07, 2024
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Akermon Rossenfeld Collection Agency's agents displayed commendable professionalism in their communication. However, this positive aspect couldn't overshadow the disappointment I felt when attempting to negotiate a settlement. Despite proposing a settlement for my $800 debt, they were unwilling to budge. If you value professionalism but hope for negotiation flexibility, be prepared for potential disappointment.

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• Feb 02, 2024
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I recently dealt with Akermon Rossenfeld Collection Agency to settle an overdue bill. While their agents were polite and maintained professionalism throughout our interactions, I was disappointed by their rigid negotiation attitude. Despite my best efforts, they were unwilling to accept my reasonable settlement offer of $800 for a $2100 debt. It felt like there was no room for compromise, and in the end, I had no choice but to settle for the full amount.

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• Jan 27, 2024
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I received a call from Alermon Rossenfield in regards to a DEBT from 2016 with Personal Cash USA. I talked to a Michelle TP231127 who stated that I took out a loan for 600 on Dec 3, 2016 and made a payment of 150 on feb 3, 2017. I stated that I don't recall ever using any loan company for that amount. She had my SS#, date of birth, email. Old employer, contacts, drivers license number and ect. I DID NOT give her any information. She knew it all. She stated that if I pay the 450 that I owed than they would not pursue a lien on my account. She stated that it would go on my credit and I would have 60 to dispute it. I have good credit so I did pay the money. I recieved 4 emails confirming that I paid and the information about original creditor. However, I began looking the information up for fraud because I could not shake the feeling that I may have been scammed. After I read that other had a similar experience, I have decided to call my bank and explain the situation to them and have this disputed. I hope this helps because the lady I talked to was so convincing but my gut later made me rethink my hasty decision.

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• Sep 09, 2024
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You need to check with your State's statute of limitations. If this is a legitimate debt collector, they would MAIL you a Proof of Debt letter, along with the original debtor, the amount, and the date it was taken. Failure to do that, equals a scam. These are called "phantom debts". They are debts that are made up, and the information they have on you is from the dark web. They are only looking for confirmation that their information is correct. What they are doing is illegal. They need to be reported immediately.

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• Apr 02, 2024
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I got this exact call today. Only differences being February as the month instead of December and $500 loan amount vs the $600 you were told. I talked with Drew Curry. However as he asked me which option I wanted to take to pay them back I had the following dialogue:

Me: Before I choose what was the name of your company again?

Him: Akermon Rossenfield

Me: Spell that for me

He spelled it.

Me: And your name is? First and last please

Him: Drew Curry

Me: And who is it again saying I owe them?

He began telling me and then it got weird

Him: I can tell you but it’s 5:00pm and I am on EST. What zone are you in? Oh Colorado (which I’m not)
I can give you my number if you want to give me a call back tomorrow

Me: why is it on me to call you back if you are collecting the debt? I called to get info on that debt. If you didn’t have time to talk, why did you just call me and answer as I called right back?

Him: It’s your credit have a nice day

Then he hung up…

He had all my info and threatened my credit as well.

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• Jan 30, 2024
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UPDATE: I called the lady back I talked to and asked for an address of her company and all pertinent. I began to research. She gave me an address in Alanta Georgia. I googled the name and a address with the company did pop up but the address was number was different but the street was correct. I then called the company and explained what happened to them. I gaave the name of the michelle and her number. I gave them details of the emails and ect. Aftet everything was xomplete, they informed me that none of the information was correct and the names I gave her were not associated with thier company. She told me that I was scammed and should call bank. I called my bank right away and canceled debit called and initiated a dispute. My banker also informed me that it sounded most definitely like a scam. She stated that the scammers are getting better at thier game. Be careful!

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This company is shady. They are calling me illegally on a debt discharged in bankruptcy over 10 years ago.

Even if it wasn’t discharged at this point it’s past the statute of limitations to take any action- so they are lying about being able to take legal action.

This place is a complete scam trying to scare people for old debts that can’t hurt them anymore. Shame on them.

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