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Sub: #1 RJM ACQ LLC
Replied on 04-18-2007, 05:01 PM
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i have sent several letter to RJM to validate my debt but have not gotten any replys. i have also had credit agency do a investigation and the results state the debt is valid. at this point i dont know what my options are. Any help would be greatly appriciated.

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Replied on 04-18-2007, 05:05 PM
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If they can't validate, they can't collect.
If they can't collect, they can't place entries on your credit report. I'm short on time, but you might find a suitable letter to send to them in these templates.

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i used the debt validation letter from the templets for the letter i have sent them. i am about to send another letter. is their a letter that i can send to the Credit Breaus to inform them i have tried to get info but with no results?

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Replied on 04-18-2007, 07:59 PM
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If you disputed through the credit bureau, you will receive a letter from RJM that contains the the original creditor, original account number and I think date of last activity for the debt. I disputed the debt twice and received 2 letters.

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i did it online but i never got a letter from the CA about the debt

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Replied on 04-19-2007, 04:19 AM
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I'm thinking you should send them (RJM) a letter demanding that the credit report entry be removed as the debt has not been validated. I'm pretty sure the letters you'd need are among the 27 on the template page. Perhaps you might want to think about an attorney, try naca.net, or you could file a complaint with the FTC.

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When did the credit bureau notify you of the results of the dispute?

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Be very careful with this company. I found a judgment on my credit report three months ago from them. When I contacted RJM, they told me they received judgment against me for an old debt. When I went to the county clerk, there was nothing. I contacted a lawyer through Legal Aid and filed a complaint. The judgment was deemed falsified. It is so important to check your report on a regular basis.

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Someone on this forum pointed out that RJM is not licensed and bonded to collect in some states. No bond, falsifying judgments? Sounds like a company about to be hit by a tidal wave of lawsuits.

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Replied on 04-21-2007, 02:55 PM
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I agree with texaslawyer. And Guest, I would think about suing them if I were you.

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Replied on 04-21-2007, 03:00 PM
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Rjm are dirtbag jdb's who believe the law is what they can do to get their money.I normally don't believe in class action,but in this case someone needs to bleed these fools.

Guest if you don't file a lawsuit,please file a written complaint to your attorney general with copies of your proof.

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If you did a dispute through the credit reporting agency and they stated that RJM is a vaild debt there are only two options that is to either pay the debt or to simply let it stay on your credit. Or you can pay the orginal debt to the company you owe. But if the credit agency has validated then RJM does not have to validate it with you.

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Guest, as unc would say: YOU ARE FULL OF SH&T!


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Well. I see that my reputation preceeds me.......





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What is this RJM AXQ LLc on my credit report?




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Replied on 05-19-2008, 12:58 AM
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They are a collection agency, I think they may be a junk debt buyer who buys seriously past SOL accounts and tries to collect upon them.

To the original poster: The fact that they verified the account to the CRAs is a violation since that is considered continued collection activity. You now have them on at least $3000 in violations. You can send a 2nd letter demanding that they close the account and remove it from your credit reports or else you will file suit. Even if they later validate the account (and they would have by now if they could have) you still can get them on $3000 in violations, regardless of validation.




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