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Been called multiple times from different times and numbers from Florida to Texas to California numbers I live in oregon never lived in other states scam and need to have number blocked for all

+7

Definitely scammers who are persistent. I hope someone in law enforcement stops them soon!

+13

Okay, I know debt collection is a tough business. There are ever-changing laws, each state they call has their own set of laws that often have "long-arm" provisions, and then add in court cases -- compliance with them all is a pain, which is why judges often rule against litigious debtors who try to use federal or state consumer protection statutes as swords rather than shields.

That being said, COVID-19 has certainly not stopped the legitimate collection agency retained by our local hospital system from sending my roommate letters related to his ER visit while uninsured. It is no excuse at all to not have a physical address on a website when they leave an ultra-generic (as in, could have been spammed to every consumer in my state) voicemail threatening my credit and telling me to feed them my personal information to this website.

Without a physical address, I cannot narrow down which state they are in and then look up all debt collectors licensed to collect debts in my state -- my state IS one that has a "long arm" statute requiring both in-state and out-of-state debt collectors to be licensed by my state's agency -- to figure out which ones might be using the acronym ASG. That database also has a good phone number for each licensed agency, so instead of feeding my information into a random website I can call their headquarters and KNOW I am speaking to the real licensed agency.

Instead of anything approaching legitimacy, the voicemail and website both scream "Scam!"

As a result, I have filed complaints with my state's collection agency licensing bureau and my state's Attorney General's office. Even if they are legitimately trying to collect a debt, to do so from people in my state an agency must get a license first. And according to my state's bureau, they have not done so.

Why would I trust any "collection agency" that doesn't have a compliance officer to get them licensed -- or at least, scrub their portfolios of phone numbers in states where they don't have a license -- with my personal information, especially the amount requested in the "Identity Theft Report" they want people to make instead of just a regular FDCPA dispute?

+11

??? Same with my attorney general. FBI next. Thanks for the inspiration.

They are a debt collection agency. The reason why they ask for your name and last 4 social before going over the debt if for security and privacy purposes. If you feel you don't owe an account you can always send in an identity theft report. Every reputable agency including this one will work with you to get your account resolved.

+4

*you’re (typo earlier)

Your kidding me? ?
Send an identity report… Found the scammer.

Any reputable agency would also have a physical mailing address somewhere on their website, as many rights under the FDCPA can only be asserted in writing.

A few other things to note about how reputable agencies operate:

1) They perform skip-tracing, and therefore you get a physical "dunning" letter in the mail if you've had the same address on your credit report long enough before you get phone calls. Five years? Definitely long enough. In the alphabet soup of collection agencies, they know that physical letter helps consumers know why people are calling.

2) If you speak to someone live and offer your mailing address, even without confirming anything more than your phone number and your name, they will happily accept your mailing address so they can send a proper "dunning" letter -- as the law requires them to do so within five days of a first telephone contact, and they will always want the most current address in their databases.

3) They do not threaten legal action/garnishment or say they are calling from the "Legal Department" on an alleged debt that is outside of your state's statute of limitations for suit, nor do they even intimate that non-resolution could damage your credit if the alleged debt is outside the limitations for reporting to credit bureaus. They can still ask for money if a debt is older than those limits, but cannot threaten actions that cannot legally be taken.

And no, COVID-19 is no excuse for a collection agency to refuse to provide a physical address for consumers to write them about disputes and requests for communication to cease. UPS stores are still open, and so is the post office. While I still think emailed "dunning" letters are questionable as they're likely to be marked as spam (and therefore not seen), there is simply no excuse for refusing to place a physical address on their website for consumers so contacted (by email or phone) to respond back in writing..

Until there is a physical address shown on their page, I believe them to either be scammers or graduates of somebody's "Get Rich Quick By Collecting Debt!" seminar who doesn't know how to even maintain a veneer of legitimacy.

these people call asking me to do the right thing and settle my account today...I called them and I got a robotic voice that asked me questions...was not able to talk to real person, I have no Idea what they think I owe. If it is a payday loan as indicated by others that have complained online about, I don't owe anyone anything. They asked me for my last 4 on my Social...I refuse to give any personal information out. As reported by other people these people are scamming and they know it. SCAM SCAM SCAM

+6

These people keep texting me saying they noticed that I’ve logged in and not made a payment.. every time I call this number nobody answers and I know for fact I don’t owe anybody anything..

+6

They keep texting me saying I have a payday loan. I have never had a payday loan. They won’t stop

+1

These people claim I have an unpaid payday loan from 2012. They have part of my bank account number online to let me know that they somewhat know what they’re talking about. The problem is this. I did have one loan in 2010 but nothing after that. Anyone who has had these loans knows that you have to attach them to a bank account where your paycheck goes into. They take their payments automatically and there’s nothing you can do to stop them. That account is still open and I still use it. If I didn’t pay those loans off then that account would have been frozen or my credit union would have paid and charged an overdraft. There’s nothing on any of the 3 credit bureaus showing any kind of non payment to any payday loan from that time or any other. I’ve talked to them once or twice and when I tell them this they just say “fine, we’ll put you on the non payment list.” They’ll wait about a month then start calling again. I’m tired of it. It is 100% a scam and they know it is. The one time I have tried to contact them they refer me to their website only or to the chat feature where they refuse to give information. They have also started texting my cell phone asking why I have not selected a payment option. Real collection agencies do none of that. They want to talk to you. I’m tired of this and I want it stopped.

+5

The best way to stop them now after you contacted them if to tell them you know it’s a scam. That’s what others are saying. I rather not play the game because once you call you get more calls back. I decided to waste my energy reporting them to a state and federal agency instead. They have you now on their phone number list of people they can potentially bring in.

I have been called and left voicemails from this company. I have just received text messages from them also. I said I didn’t have any information so I didn’t know what they were talking about. They emailed me a demand letter. Then in the text messages they proceeded to send me info from over 13 years ago about an account that was closed before I moved to another town. I have the details on that. They then tried to tell me that the company that did this payday loan was something different from all the original info I received from the bank years ago when I dealt with this. Look into the websites before dealing with companies. Their website has a 2022 copyright date on it.

+3

This company states that I have a payday loan outstanding from 2015 and just started calling me now in 2021. Their website had a chat bubble to speak to a rep but once I said there is no check and go in my state, the chat option disappeared and I could no longer scroll on the site.

+4

Phone rang only 2 times. Somehow they were able to leave a voice message saying that my account has been sent to them for collections and to goto their website to resolve. Went to website, called number listed on there and it just texted me the same website address I was on. Tried the chat on the website and person on that end refused to have anyone call me in regards to this "collection". I feel I may have been scammed because you can try and get info with your phone number and last 4 of your SS# which I put in on website and on the phone call but didnt receive ANY info on ANY collections.

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