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I'm Getting Served
Here’s where it gets good: I live in one state and work in another. So unless James moonlights as a teleporting wizard or has a twin on standby, I’m not quite sure how that delivery plan was supposed to work. Either way, I was intrigued.
Naturally, I called back. That’s when I got connected with Amy. She informed me that they had done their research and knew how much I make, how much is in my bank accounts, and even had copies of two forms of ID. But when I asked which ones, she suddenly couldn’t remember. Convenient, right?
I then asked where and when this mysterious demand letter had been sent. Amy confidently rattled off an old address of mine and said it was mailed out over 48 days ago. Since I hadn’t received it, she said she’d kindly ask the legal department to hold off on the judgment. How thoughtful!
Then came the offer: I could pay $550 today, and then $277 a month going forward. I asked for the last four digits of the Capital One account and the open date... crickets. I asked what would happen if I couldn’t pay the $550 today... more crickets. She put me on hold, then came back with a revised deal: If I could cough up $277 today, they’d hold off the judgment. If not? I’d be “served” in 7–10 days.
At one point, Amy casually dropped that they had reviewed my bank records and already knew what I could afford. Wow. That’s some next-level budgeting assistance right there.
But here’s the real kicker: They never properly identified themselves at the start of the call, didn’t mention any of the fair debt collection language you’re supposed to hear, and couldn’t give me basic info like account details because—get this—“it’s all in a sealed packet waiting to be sent to you.”
ONE sealed packet. Just one. Apparently, the entire operation hinges on this top-secret envelope. And here’s the cherry on top: I’d only get to see the contents after I made a payment. Amy swore they’d email it to me. Sure, Amy. Totally sounds legit.
Please don’t fall for this nonsense. These folks rely on panic and pressure to get you to hand over your money. Stay calm, ask the right questions, know your rights, and don’t trust people who can allegedly time-travel to deliver debt notices.
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Scammed
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They served me
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Civil laws sue
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I thought this was a scam as well.....
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Just happened to me
Julie Bowers Towers Consulting Group
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Am I being scammed???
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Am I being Scammed?
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Scam?
I WISH I KNEW
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