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Sub: #1 harrassing phone calls at work
Replied on 01-06-2009, 10:26 AM
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These peopl representing TJF are calling me at work telling me they are officers and that they will take this to court and call me supervisor and so on. I tell them to stop harrassing me and yet they continue. The funny thing is that they have all my information and say that I had funds deposited into an account in January of 2008. Well the joke is on them because I didn't even open the account they speak of until May of 2008 and have never applied for a payday loan for deposit into that account. Any advice on what to do to catch these people and put them out of business?




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Replied on 01-06-2009, 10:28 AM
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Have you ever taken out a pay day loan? Do you know what TJF stands for?




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