2239875200 - Does this number belong to Cash Today Limited?

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Sub: #753 He said his name is Bob...lol
Replied on 02-01-2008, 09:22 AM

This company is crazy the keep calling for some girl who no longer works here over and over. What there doing it's legal but there over seas and they don't care. THere rude all of the time to the girl who answers the phones here i told her to tell them will report them to the nevada att. generals office and to the local police station if they call again...we'll see if that works.


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Sub: #754
Replied on 02-01-2008, 04:13 PM

When they call tell them that the calls are being recorded and that you will give a copy of ALL of their calls to the police who in turn will give them to the right agency to handle this. That is what my HR dept. did and they stopped calling.

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Sub: #755
Replied on 02-01-2008, 06:25 PM

Stop playing games with them. Why not just call the police?

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Sub: #756 know where this company based ,,,,,,
Replied on 02-03-2008, 04:37 PM

it is based in FINCLEY ROAD in LONDON (u.k.)
DEBT RECOLLECT COMPANY.......(work 4 US clients )
really a shit company to work with .....
got bad experience with these people....

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Sub: #757
Replied on 02-26-2008, 12:53 PM

They have been harassing me on and off for soe time. They stop for a while then 1 day they will call numerous times. I just put them on hold. My boss has told them not to call here and they say I gave the permission to call when I repeatedly told the not to. I don't get upset with them anymore I laugh at them and tell the to send me some paperwork then I will talk to them. This really pisses them off.


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Sub: #758
Replied on 02-26-2008, 06:03 PM

I'd just hang up on them. That's what they deserve. What slimeballs!

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Sub: #759
Replied on 03-03-2008, 09:34 AM

SO NOW THEY ARE SAYING THEY ARE GOING TO TAKE IT OUT OF MY CHECK. I A IN TEXAS AND I KNOW YOU CAN DO CHILD SUPPORT AND TAX LIENS. CAN THEY DO THIS? I ASKED FOR PAPERWORK TO PROVE I OWE AND THEY CANNOT PROVIDE.



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Replied on 03-03-2008, 12:47 PM

If this is indeed Cash Today, they are blowing hot air at you. They are ILLEGAL. They can not take money out of anyone's check. Soooo illegal. They will use empty threats to scare the money out of people.

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Sub: #761
Replied on 03-04-2008, 07:02 AM

I told the I would make arrangements if they could provide me with paperwork that I owe this. They cannot provide me anything because they have nothing. They wanted my work fax number to fax over an order to take out of my check to our HR department. I would not give the the fax number. We are a fairly a small company. My boss says they can't do it. It has to be a court order for it to happen and in Texas they don't garnish for debts just child support and tax liens. They called this morning from their "legal department" I gave them my home number and told them I would be home after 5. They said they will be gone and I needed to call them during my lunch. Fat chance that is happening as that is my time to do errands and I am not calling them from my cell phone. I don't want them to have my number! Will this ever end!!!!


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Replied on 03-04-2008, 05:31 PM

Geez, I am so sorry this is happening to you and want to know when this slimy company will finally be shut down!
First off, I would send them a Cease and Desist letter to their address in Nevada. They'll ignore it, but your ducks will be in a row. Next, file complaints against them with the BBB, the FTC and the Texas State Attorney General.
So do the Cease and Desist and Validation letters (where you ask for proof from them that you owe this debt) and then file your complaints, mentioning to these agencies that you have done this.

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Sub: #763
Replied on 03-05-2008, 08:22 AM

I have done those letters already. Any others I may need to do?



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Replied on 03-05-2008, 03:29 PM

striker, you've covered your bases. Honestly, you have. These creeps will eventually disappear once contacted by the government agencies. They did attempt the old wage assignment with my employer; however, didn't work. Then my state AG got on them and I've never heard another peep out of them. They didn't respond to my state AG; however, they just disappeared.

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Sub: #765
Replied on 03-14-2008, 04:45 PM

These people are nuts. i had fraud a few yrs ago adn someone stole my acount # they got a $200.00dollar loan and now these people are after me. I have spoke to an atturney closed my accounts and filed a police report. They kept calling me at work they talked to my boss who even threatened them with harrassment and they still called. I spoke to the bank that I had when the fraud happened and they told me that they dont give out any personal information to companies like that and they are doing illegal things because they cant do a loan agreement over the phone it has to be a signed contract. Now they are threatening me that since it has been 2 yrs I owe them $3000.00 due to intrest. I told them that they are not getting a dime from me and just hang up on them. But they left me a message that they are going to send this to the credit companines so it shows up on my credit and will ruin my credit report can they do that?

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Sub: #766
Replied on 03-20-2008, 07:52 AM

Will they really take your paycheck .. how can they do that without any info on your job.>please let me know someone. Thanks

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Sub: #767
Replied on 03-25-2008, 01:04 PM

They can't in Texas. Seems to be one of their threats they make to everyone. Check you stat laws on garnishment.

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Sub: #768
Replied on 04-01-2008, 10:21 AM

I have had the same problems with these people. They have talked to my supervisor, harrased me, etc. The only way that i have been able to stop them is to make payment arrangements with them. However, now I have paid the loan back plus double what i owed and they still are taking my money with no end in sight. I have been wanting to call them and tell them this but because of their harrasing nature, i am putting it off. One day they tied up every phone line at my work for 20 minutes trying to call me. I dont know what else to do. If we can get a lawyer to represent us, possibly we can do a class action suit against these people i dont know what else would work.


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