Palisades Collection Agency collecting for wrong account – what to do?
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#177
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Shirly im going thru the same thing right now with these people.... I have a attorney and everything... My attorney sent them a letter and they still havent responded to him either..... Attorney closed the case for now unless something else comes up..... I am in law enforcement and see this all the time. I have filed a police report and keeping it on file.... You should do the same...... Its id fraud in this state and im assuming in every state..... I have never owned a chase manhatten credit card but i do have a mortgage with them however they had no clue what i was talking about when i spoke to them about it... Im current on my mortgage and have never been behind.... This is all very strange to me also...... What a suprise to me when i went to the mail box to find i was being told i was being sued for 3200 dollars on a credit card i have never owned! Ill keep you update...... Rachelle.... Michigan
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#178
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So we went to court to make a date to see a moderator (I thought it was to let the judge settle). My debt had been written off by the credit card company. Date of last activity was 1/2002 (CA law SoL is 4 years). The date on the papers was 4/2006 and went into the mail 6/2006. What’s up with these #$@&*$?
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#180
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This company seems to come frrom no where. They reported an accountt to my credit very easily. Which in fact I don't owe AT&T. I found that information through some one else. I am very upset at the fact that it is so hard to get this off my credit.
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#181
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So when I was 18, I got my sister a cell phone as she was recently divorced from her husband. Being the naive kid I was, I put everything to her address. She moved and so did the bill.
Well 2 weeks ago, I got served with a summons from Richard Battaglino, attorney for Palisades Collection LLC, for a $1350 bill that my sister ran up and never paid. I called Palisades phone after getting it from here and they were basically useless. Accusing me of ignoring phone calls and letters they sent. Any thoughts on this one or should I be looking for an attorney. |
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#182
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I am glad to see that I am not the only one fighting these jerks at Palisades. My problem is the debt is legitimately not mine. I had a similar episode with Calvary Portfolio about a year ago only to find out that Sprint screwed up the social security #. That was removed only to find out that it back on. Now getting to Palisades, they say it is from AT&T which I have never done business with and my address is in a town that I never lived in. They wouldn't verify or deny my social and told me I had to call some attorney's office if I wanted to dispute.
Not sure what to do here, but I do know that when I am done they will paying me a healthy chunk of change for the higher interest rates I have paid, the time spent fighting them and attorney fees. Any suggestions or directions would be great. |
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#183
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Was looking for litigation against Palisades on the net and found this string. I am currently suing Palisades and their agents/partners/shareholders/lawyers/compadres - no one wants to admit much affiliation with them or explain their relationships. They tried to extort money from me on a former Chase account I'd already paid off. They are a REAL piece of work! They are either owned by or are partnered with or at least employ Wolpoff & Abramson and their network of law offices belonging to their National Collection Attorney Nework (again, they are all in cahoots but don't want to disclose the truth.)
I suggest you go to budhibbs.com and read about these people - they are all the same - and you will get a lot of good information. Hope it helps! Don't let them get away with breaking the law! |
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#185
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About a month and a half ago I received a summons to district court from the sherriff's dept, to the tune of some $1800,Palisades being the plaintiff. After reading these forums, I realized it must be for an old ATT acct. We had cancelled the acct 3 years ago, at the end of our contract term, so there should have been no canclellation fees. My bill was usuall $120 a month, but to my knowledge, all was paid. I have not received any notification from ATT of an outstanding debt, etc. Well, I contacted the court and told them I intended to defend. My court date was coming up this Monday, the 13th. Well, lo and behold, yesterday I received notice in the mail that they had withdrawn the case and it was dismissed without prejudice. What bothers me here is, I don't owe this debt, however, had I not done something, they would have gotten a judgement against me for all that money! Don't they have to show some type of validation to request a court date? I think of all the people that probably don't show up for this, and think of all the illegitate judgments this company is probably accrueing and it bothers me....
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#186
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palisades sent me to lawyers here in washington. they are trying to get a judgment on me. i just got this on the 11/10/2006. the papers were signed 09/18/2006. they are not giving me much time to do anything. they don't even give you any addresses to send anything to them.
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#187
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When a collection agency you have never heard of goes after you and there is no valid reason for this, immediately contact the State Attorney General's office in your area. Usually they are online and file a consumer complaint form against them. The consumer complaint forms are ususlly on the State Attorney General's website or contact them by phone and request a consumer complaint form to be sent to you via the mail. The State Attorney General's office will investigate the problem and get back with you on their findings usually within two weeks. They will investigate your problem for free. If there is any wrong doing found, the State Attorney General's office will resolve the problem completely and to the full extent of the law. When filling out the consumer complaint form simply follow the directions on the form, be direct, factually, and completely honest, as what you put in writing will be scrutinized.
Hope this helps. Good luck to you. |
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#189
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Hello, I received a letter in the mail from allied interstate stating that Palisades Collection LLC is trying to collect a debt from me for GTE Southwest Incorp. It is the holidays and no one is at the office and I can't wait until Monday to get information on this, so I was wondering if anyone could help me find the website or any other resources needed to collect my information. I have all my account numbers and amount due, I just can't seem to get where I need to be. Thanks for your time...Tanya White
Please e-mail me at email address removed as per forum rules - Mike if you can help!! Thanks a Million |
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#190
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Palisade collection LLC - 201-567-5648 is a Delaware Limited Liability company. Their address is
210 Sylvan Ave Englwood Cliffs NJ 07632 Did you get anything from Palisades about validating the debt? The company needs to send you in writing about the account they have from GTE Southwest Incorp. They should prove their authorization before you send the money. |
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#191
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I just received a letter from the circuit court telling me I lost to Palisades and a judgement was entered. The problem is I NEVER received a court date never! When I checked online they appeared in court numerous times. :cry: I dont know what to do at this point. HELP
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#192
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Suzy, you probably want to hire an attorney (see naca.net), but can try to handle this yourself. You need to file a motion for relief from the judgment and to dismiss the lawsuit because you were never served (if you were never served).
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