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I have a similar story as the above incidents. I received a phone call three months ago from "BB Managements". The guy that I spoke with told me that I was being sued by Capital One for credit card debt stemming back from 2017. At the time I didn't think about the context of the conversation as I was alarmed to hear that this company wanted to pursue legal action in ascertaining this debt. So I was hoaxed into setting up payments to avoid court proceedings and they collected $400 from me over the course of 3 months under the guise of avoiding legal action and settling out of court. On 4/19/21, I wanted to check in with "BB Managements" as I wanted to inquire about the remaining balance owed, and to my surprise, I had to venture down the rabbit hole trying to locate a number for this company. I had to pull my bank statements to get the name of the company pulling this money out and the company that was listed was "NCS LLC" and a number was provided (813.614.0680). I called the listed number 4x and each time I called an automated directory would state "Stay on the line for the next representative" then I was immediately transferred to a voicemail that stated that I would receive a call back in 24 hrs and to leave my name, number and reason for the call. This was the first red flag that went off, then I began to google "NCS LLC" and couldn't find anything for this company. I then proceeded to contact my bank to make them aware of the situation and to halt any future payments coming from this company as I had set up a reoccurring payment agreement.

I then proceeded to sift through my emails for the documentation of this agreement and was met with success. The company that sent over a document was called Bayside Brooks (e: [email protected]) and they used a program called "DocuSign" in which they sent the pseudo contract for me to sign for the automatic payments. Upon this finding, I noticed that the document did NOT carry any company logo but only provides a telephone (888.345.1209) and fax (813.441.7328) number in addition to my info. After this finding, I called the number listed and was able to speak with a lady named Amanda. I asked her if this was "NCS LLC" and she stated that it was one of their companies, so I then proceeded to tell her that I was inquiring about the remaining amount on the debt owed and she then transferred me to the original guy was spoke to. I asked him about "NCS LLC" and he said that was a part of BB Management (aka Bayside Brooks). When I began to ask him questions about the debt they were collecting on, he immediately said that I could stop payment and they can proceed with legal action. I asked him how he got my information and he stated that they bought my debt from a third-party collection company but could not give me the company name they bought it from nor could he tell me the exact date on which this debt was bought. When I inquired about the amount owed, he said it stemmed from 2017, which can not be true as I had no credit cards in 2017 in default. After I mentioned that he then changed his story and told me they extracted it from my credit report and that I would not see it on there because they removed it as I was already making payments. I contested this with him and he was getting more irritable on the phone and hung up on me abruptly. I called my bank again to provide them with my additional findings so they could proceed with getting my $400 back. The following day, I attempted to call (7a pst/10a est) the number (888.345.1209), and I was immediately met with Amanda's voicemail saying that she was currently away from her desk, the office hours, and instructions on leaving a message in which she will contact the caller within two days. Since then, I have not been able to get in contact with anyone from this company, and serval of the numbers I used to talk to "Amanda" and this unknown male is either disconnected or only has a voicemail.

Since this ordeal, I have alerted not only my bank but also all 3 credit bureaus, SSA, Better Business Bureaus, and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. I am hoping that this story helps others put a stop to these kinds of scams!

It's important to note a few things about the scam company:

1. They are located in FLORDIA
2. The numbers below are numbers I found and some that were provided by my bank. They are now either invalid numbers or a voicemail from an unknown woman or "Amanda"
- 813.563.8911(before was an unknown woman's voicemail and now its a "consumer info line")
- 863.614.0680 (no longer connected)
- 888.840.1015 ("Amanda" voicemail)
- 888.345.1209 ("Amanda" voicemail)
3. They go by a few different business names: the ones listed below are the ones I was able to confirm after an extensive web search investigation
- Bayside Brooks
- BB Managements
- NCS LLC
4. They like to use scare tactics such as threatening legal proceedings for the debt owed and the debt they are likely collecting on is either nonexistent or from 10+ years ago.

I have also teamed up with the FTC on this matter as well. For anyone else going through a similar issue, please contact the FTC at 877.382.4357.

I just got a call that is just like all the above from a Bayside & Brooks. Stating I was bring sued for some credit card debt from 2012 I had no knowledge of. When I said I had no idea what he was talking about he got rude with me and talked to me like I was stupid. I got angry with this man and hung up. After I calmed down I called back and just asked who is this and what company answers the phone without stating the name of the organization. He got nervous so I asked for the name of the organization , his name, phone number, and the name and number of his boss.. he hung up on me. I also watch my credit and have no record of this which would show in the public records. I am extremely disturbed that these scam artists knew so much of my information including the last four numbers of my social security. What more can be done to put a stop to this? Not only is it cruel but it really is upsetting and stressful when you feel this is something true.

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I have a similar story, a woman called my place of employment, when they patched her through I answered with my name like I always do and she hung up. She called back and instead of the secretary putting her through she asked if she could take a message this is where the lady left a case number and a number to contact them. I called the number and it was Bayside and Brooks, the man said I was sent a demand letter on a debt from 2013 and I failed to respond so they were planning to “ serve me” since the statue of limitations was going to be up in October of this year, which isn’t true I live in Ohio and the Statue had already passed if it were a real debt. He gave me three options to pay and the one with no interest from original debt would have to be paid immediately. The plot thickens from here but I contacted a lawyer who advised me that I should pretty much tell them to kick rocks because they’re full of BS with the threats they were making and the debt was not collectible number one because it was time barred and was paid in 2013 when I consolidated my debt and paid it all off with a personal loan. I think they’re doing this to scam people knowing people are receiving large amounts of money right now from stimulus funds.

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My sister received a call on March 20, 2021 from a man with "PCS Delivery" looking for my 79 year old dad to serve him with a summons to appear in court regarding an outstanding credit card debt from 2009. He said my dad defaulted on this card in 2017. My sister was given a number to call Bayside Brooks Litigation office. I got the info. from my sister and called them. Spoke to a woman who gave me Case File No., said suit was filed in Volusia County and gave me an amount of $5,700.00 my dad owed and that once the process server finds him and serves the summons he would be locked into paying that amount. If dad could contact Bayside Brooks before summons was served, he would only owe $2,700.00 because then he would not have to pay court costs and attorneys fees. What a scam! First of all, neither of these companies, if legit, would give us information about the amounts, or what the summons was for in the first place. Praying on the elderly and pulling other family members into the scam. What low lifes.

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I also had the same situation happen. Someone had called my sister in law looking for me for delivery of certified papers. When I called the number I was informed I was being "sued" for an unpaid credit card from 2014. When I informed the man I had already settled that debt he became very rude. Stating that i had better have a good day in court then and pay triple of what he was willing to settle with me for. I have proof of payment and it is not on my credit reports. This company is a total scam and needs to be shut down.

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My experience sounds very similar to the one above. On March 16 2021 I received an email from [email protected] with a letter attached indicating I owed a $1160 debt originating from a credit card and offering a settlement for $500 as compromise. The letter had my name, address, the original account number and last 4 of social on it. I didn't see this account on any of my 3 credit reports, so I called the number at the top - it goes to a generic voicemail with no company name or anything. baysidebrooks.com site just says "coming soon". I called the number on the bottom and spoke with someone who stated the reason the account would have been removed off my credit report was to prevent a consumer filing bankruptcy on it, but that if I pay the debt it would go back on the report as paid. I keep a close eye on my credit, so I know nothing had suddenly disappeared, and i hadn't had any recent collections, etc. I contacted original creditor, and was directed to a different collection agency. That is when I remembered I did pay a debt with THAT agency some years ago. Upon speaking with the legit agency, they advised the debt was paid and there is no active collection. In the meantime my mother and wife both received phone calls from someone named Angelina supposedly with "PCS Delivery" stating there had been a missed delivery of certified mail and to call a certain number for re-delivery. The reference number they advised on these calls was the same as the reference number from the email I received. When my wife called the number to see about redelivery it was back to Bayside Brooks, the person got rude and stated she didn't know what we needed since she already gave me the info to call the original creditor. That is when my wife told her we know they are fraudulent because we did call creditor. Then the lady began speaking loudly over my wife to say it isn't fraudulent and she would let her litigation team know, and I would have to follow the dispute process. My wife called back the number she received the call from "pcs delivery" and when she asked what company it was when they picked up the phone the person stated there were 45 departments, looked up her number and said my name was associated with that number, and would she know who to ask for considering that since they have 37 different departments. That is when my wife said the caller claimed to be from PCS and the lady said ok that is our doc management team, hold please. My wife hung up at that time. This debt has already been paid to another collection agency years ago, and is not on any of the 3 credit bureau reports. I fear this Bayside Brooks is trying to scam people. I have placed an initial fraud alert on my credit since the company had so much of my information; I am not sure what else they may have which could lead to ID theft. I also filed a complaint with the consumer financial protection bureau.

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- Reedy, WV, USA

I received a phone call from some lady telling me that I needed to call another number about a litigation. I called and was told that I was being sued about a debt from 2013. They said they mailed paperwork numerous times that I never received. I was told if it went to court it would cost me $2600. I could settle today for 400. I told her I don't give card information over the phone and she said I could mail a money order with tracking number or go get a prepaid card and send them the money. I'm pretty sure it was a scam. Pretty fishy.

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- Boise, ID, USA

Initial call came from Pacific carrier services stating that they were trying to serve me with legal documents. They had an incorrect address for me. I was then instructed to call another number for clarification on what the documents were and to set up a time when documents can be served. I called the number and was told about a now very large debt Stemming from an account that was taken care of in 2009. I was threatened with court litigation and told her that I am currently a defendant In a delinquent matter.Over the phone I was given options to resolve the debt totaling $5267. And was given one hour to make arrangements because if this debt was not paid the day of contact the settlement offer would be Null & void. I was also told that the car I am financing currently would be a seasonable asset and they would take possession or file a lien against it. This agency already had my email address And other sensitive personal information. John sent offer to settle via email, but it’s still had an incorrect address on it for myself, and no dates about the debt that he was claiming I owed. After an hour I did not call the agency back after exploring the state repository, calling the county clerks office, contacting factual data, and looking at my full credit Report. The agent called me back, at that time I asked for a Verification of death letter sent to me via US mail. At this time John became angry raised his voice and said “I don’t have to do anything you say to do. Good luck with the lawsuit since this is a disputed Debt we will now take full legal action and you will end up owing more than what I told you.”

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