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Sub: #65
Replied on 04-11-2007, 09:56 AM
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hi, back after i resigned from Nco... don t mind collecting debt, can t deal with stupid supervisors trying to get me fired.

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Replied on 04-11-2007, 11:25 AM
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u know, it doesnt seem like ur bothered by the amount of times that they call u... it seems like ur bothered by them calling u at all.

simple solution.

DO NOT CALL ME AGAIN. SEND ME SOMETHING IN THE MAIL. REMOVE MY NUMBER FROM YOUR LISTINGS.

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Sub: #67 credit
Replied on 04-16-2007, 07:00 PM
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can having fund that need to be paid make you credit bad

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Replied on 04-16-2007, 09:22 PM
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If your question was, "Can having an unpaid debt hurt your credit?" then the answer is yes.

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Sub: #69 IC systems
Replied on 06-14-2007, 06:02 AM
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Hello all. I have been getting calls from the 651-204-1341 number and now I know it's IC systems because of this site. They call my cell phone every 5 mins now for the past two days. I did not know it was them and have no idea why they are calling me. Is there something I can do about it.


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Replied on 06-14-2007, 06:57 AM
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If you don't know why they're calling, I'd call them back and find out why--and then take it from there. Remember, you can always ask for your debt to be validated.

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Sub: #71 Help me
Replied on 06-14-2007, 12:15 PM
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I need help.
I had major surgery in Oct. 2006, which disabled me for working Full time. I work P/T and with 4 children, I find it VERY hard to play catch up with my bills. Ive tried reasoning with these debt collectors, and they are without feelings. I tried to take out a personal loan, being that I own my house, and was denied because of my credit. What can I do, these collection agencies are harassing me and my family. Yes, my family! These voltures do not want to hear that what ever it is I make in salary I have to spread out to pay everyone.
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Replied on 06-14-2007, 02:43 PM
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Ok, I just read through this thread, and some things should be cleared up for everyone.

First, someone asked about how many times a day a CA can call. FOr some reason the federal law does not list a definite amount. However, I have seen other people say "they can keep calling and if you do not pick up the phone it doesnt count". This is incorrect. This is exactly what the fdcpa says about this in section 806:



Notice how it says "causing the phone to ring OR engaging in conversation..."? Simply put, a CA cannot legally call your phone over and over each day, whether you pick up or not. Again though--since there is no set limit within federal law as to how many times a day they can call you, it comes down to matter of opinion. Recently, I came across a lawsuit in which a CA was found to be harassing the consumer because they called six times in a week. I found another that ruled that harassment had taken place with over 80 calls in 9 months. This decision will lie within the opinion of the judge or the jury assigned to the case, it would seem. Currently, I am working on one situation with a CA that has called my home something like 80 times in a month. If that doesnt qualify as harassment, nothing will. Of course, the fact that they have refused to validate, as well as refused to honor the C&D request we made, all of this will tie in nicely when we file suit against them.

Second, marlee has stated that you need to tell the CA on the phone to stop calling. This will not help you in any way. The law requires this notification to be made by you in writing, not over the phone. If you tried to fight it in court after telling them on the phone, they could just say "we dont know what youre talking about". Now, if you have the call recorded, thats one thing, but in the end the law still does say to notify the CA in writing. This is what the certified mail letters are for that everyone talks about in here. Send them. Cend them CMRR, so you can prove they received it. If they call after they get this letter, you should then sue them. Period. At present, in addition to the one CA I mentioned above, I am also dealing with ERMI right now. And they, just like LTD, have ignored my cease and desist demand. LTD sent a settlement letter a week after they got my letter and they still call....and ERMI still calls too. So....LTD is about to get sued, and so is ERMI. And honestly, I am at the point where I cant wait. I am usually a pretty easygoing guy, but with all the BS these idiots have put on us lately, I am basically out for blood. And before any collector types try to say "just pay the bills", they havent even validated yet, so I dont even know anything about the supposed bills!!

Marlee--your posts are most welcome. It is refreshing to see that someone in this industry knows how to be respectful. I really appreciate your point of view and the attitude you present. And for what its worth, you can do so much better than NCO anyways...


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Sub: #73
Replied on 06-14-2007, 08:41 PM
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Skydiver,
Great points as usual. I guess too many times is in the eyes of the beholder, right? It would be great to get a set number, but that would be a pipe dream, lol.
I have mapped out my bills for the rest of the month and have told two of my creditors that they will get paid shortly. Every time they call me now, I just say "read the notes--no change" and hang up!
And Marlee, hopefully you can come over from the dark side! We'd love to have you...

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Sub: #74 I.C. System
Replied on 07-31-2007, 06:24 AM
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I.C. System is a collection company owned by e-bay. The best way to have them to stop calling is by calling them and telling them that you get several calls...
"Change your name and say that you've had the call for a few days, and that it's your new number" they'll stop calling... I told them that my next call would be to the FTC (Federal Trade Commission) My calls stopped right away!

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Sub: #75 calling agaia 3
Replied on 08-16-2007, 05:09 PM
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i am getting call daily 3 times but they neither answe nor recrded massage which is wrong it should not be done

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Sub: #76
Replied on 08-22-2007, 01:13 PM
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I hate to revive an old thread, but I am also having a problem with this number. I have spoken to them and they identified themselves as IC Systems and claim to be collecting a debt filed on behalf of eBay.

I have asked them FOUR TIMES (no exageration, literally four times now) to send me information in writing and not to communicate with me by telephone. I have yet to receive anything in writing despite verifying my address, and they continue to call me 4-6 times a day. One day they called me within an hour after I asked them to stop calling until they could send me something in writing!

How do I make them stop? The fdcpa says that I have the right to ask for proof of the debt, but they're not sending anything and, apparently, do not intend to do so. If I owe a debt, I will pay it, but not to someone who just randomly calls my phone.


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Sub: #77
Replied on 08-22-2007, 01:15 PM
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It is time to get mad now.Contact your attorney general and a good consumer attorney.

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Sub: #78
Replied on 08-22-2007, 05:05 PM
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You need to send the debt validation letter in writing along with a request to cease and desist all communication on the phone. Send the letter through certified mail and return receipt requested. Once they have received your letter, the burden of responsibility to prove the debt will be on them. And if they call, they will be violating the federal laws. It will be time for you to record the phone calls after checking your state laws. Keep a log file of date and time of the call and the name of the person, and consult an attorney.

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Sub: #79 ME 2
Replied on 10-12-2007, 08:20 AM
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these people call me all day also !
I hate them .GRrrrrrrrrrrrrr
I have talked to them,lied to them,answered and not answered !
I can't make them stop either

Has anyone stopped them? without paying.
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Sub: #80 651-204-1341
Replied on 10-18-2007, 06:57 AM
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Please help. I get so many calls from this company in a day it is hard to count! Starting this morning at 8 am to 9 am I got 8 calls, one every 5-10 minutes. I have been getting these calls for about 2 months now and have reported them to donotcall.org and is seems to have gotten worse. What can I do to stop this??? This is my cell and they chew up so many minutes of mine monthly...it is just not right...I answered once and no answer from them, the second time I told them it was my cell and if they didn't stop calling me I would report them...so far it has done no good...anyone out there no what I can do?




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