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When you sent the Revocation of Power Attorney, did you send it to your creditors or to RMP?

I canceled the POA over the phone with the creditors and sent the letter to Ridk Mgt.

I see very little complaints on lawcash about RMP.

I would think we would have more complaints on lawcash.com. Hoping we could get noticed on that site. Maybe there are more Hyla's on here than we think.

There are 15 complaints for 'risk management'on law cash

I am going out of my mind!!!!! Evil or Very Mad

Our company sent out a revocation letter to ALL your creditors requesting
them to remove our Power of Attorney from their office/files. The only
thing your creditor has to do is actually legally remove our Power of
Attorney from their file, sign our letter that confirms they have
successfully removed our Power of Attorney and return our letter to our
office.

Seems like an easy task to us!

RMP is a third party. My past creditors WILL NOT speak or converse with them. What the hell am I supposed to do?

Citikid... they are screwing with you. I'm sure you have done all you can but the 'Easy task' would be for them to give you back what is rightfully yours. You need to send them your creditors letters showing that the accounts no longer exist as you have settled them yourself therefore RMP can not be removed from any account because there are no accounts. Get a copy of your credit report if you have to and send that to them showing closed accounts. What has your senator's office said?

Also, I tried to make a complaint on lawcash but it seems like you have to pay to become a member to even make the complaint.... is this true? Or did I do something wrong?

It is free to join as a regular member. This option will on the right side of the sceen. The upgrade membership will be the box on the left

Well today I went and talked to an attorney. The news for me (I am in Missouri) is that he would send a demand letter and he said it would simply say that they demand that they contact him within 10 days or he will file suet. He said that they would know probably that he can't actually sue them in another state besides Texas. This is depressing! We are going to find someone there or take a road trip to Irving Texas and do a drop in.

Lori,

If you do make road trip, please let us all know the outcome.

Citykid,

I'm with you.

I am settling on my own with the creditors and am going to tell them that I have revoked power of attorney. With this being said, and by the way, I see nothing in the so called "contract" that says anything about the creditors having to sign and return anything to them upon revoking the power of attorney. In my opinion they're purely stalling and they don't have a leg to stand on.

Well, I sent out today copies of all the paperwork from my previous creditors to RMP. Showing them that all accounts are, in fact, closed and that there can not be any power of attorney. I sent copies to Hyla, the finance dept, and the legal dept. I am now taking bets on how much I will be ignored. Rolling Eyes