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Educated · Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 8:19 am Subject:

Listen people, stop trying to make this seem so much bigger than it is. MMI World Communications is not one of, our or part of the Law Office.
Where do you people get this information? I guess what is even more sad, is that people read this stuff and believe it.

Intimidated2 · Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 9:16 am Subject:

Ok then "Educated" ....what is the precise name and address of your "law office?
I am sure you would not want us.... the people who "owe money" to send transactions to the wrong law firm, would you???
If everything is legitimate as you believe it to be, you would reveal who you are and where you operate from in a professional manner. Clearly, you do not, and will not display any of these factors.

One word...SCAM!

Intimidated · Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 9:20 am Subject:

Thank you Indimidated2 for your support. Over the last day or so, I have really done much investigating and have an understanding of my rights and believe me, I will not be intimidated again!

Educated · Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 11:13 am Subject:

Intimidated,

Please contact the office to arrange payment, and you will be provided the information you need to ensure your payment reaches the correct destination. Once your payment is received our client (the PayDay Loan company that you did not pay back) will receive notification and we then forward payment to our client.
If you'd like confirmation, please call the PayDay Loan company in question and ask them who is providing them with recovery services.
Please do not hesitate to contact our office should you have any further questions and/or concerns.

Regards.

Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 12:32 pm Subject:

Thanks for your suggestion Educated. It would be of great help if you can mention what is exactly wrong in my post, so that I can rectify myself. Please don't repeat the words, pay your bills and stuff like that. I have mentioned repeatedly that our fight is against unlawful collectors and we never support deadbeats.

BTW, I will again suggest you to visit this thread. I have already posted it in the previous page. Also check the posts of JeffW on the previous page and give your feedback-

click2houston.com/troubleshooters/5428045/detail.html

Educated · Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 1:47 pm Subject:

Firstly you have indicated on a couple of occasions now that you don't support deadbeats, when in fact that is exactly what you've done. Mr. Intimidated addmitted that he didn't pay back a payday loan company, the Law Office contacted him/her because the payday loan company is our client. He took a peek at your site and decided that the Law Office was a scam. In your response to this person you say something along the line - "so now you know this is a scam"
Regarding JeffW. I don't know which case he/she is referring to. If he/she would be so kind as to post the file/case number I will look into this.

Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 1:58 pm Subject:

Educated,

Well structured answer, however, you have not responded to the other question. What about this link-

click2houston.com/troubleshooters/5428045/detail.html

Also, please understand, any collection agency willing to do business in any state of USA should be licensed to do so. There are several reasons a consumer will like to see some paperwork before paying you. Please go through the following link first.

http://www.ftc.gov/os/statutes/fdcpa/fdcpact.htm

Now don't tell me that FTC needs to do some homework, lol.

People might have tough time in their life that does not mean they are deadbeats.

Educated · Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 2:03 pm Subject:

I reviewed the thread
click2houston.com...
Once again I have no idea which case this is referring to, however let me explain. We are hired by companies - Tier One companies. They send us files of their indebted customers. We then pursue the indebted customers on behalf of our clients. We don't pull names and numbers out of thin air. Letters are sent to indebted customers, along with a debt validation notice to those indebted customers within the USA. Our clients name and the full amount of the debt are indicated on the letter, which are on legal letter head.
Just because someone decides that they don't owe the money, or they can't remember doesn't mean they are being scammed.
If someone feels that they have a valid complaint, then by all means complain. Few if any of the posts on this site are valid, some are down right ridiculous.

If this was all such a scam, why then has our company been in business for nearly 10 years? Truly if indeed this were a scam do you not think that something would have been done to stop this by now.

Look I get that these people are angry, and obviously a select few believe they are being scammed, but that just isn't the case. Sorry guys, there's no story here.

Educated · Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 2:06 pm Subject:

This is a Law Office not a Collection Agency.

Guest · Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 2:49 pm Subject:

Educated (funny how you call yourself that), you certainly do spend a great deal of time on this forum trying to defend yourself and the scam company you work for. I guess you must have a bit of free time between your harrassment and absurd phone calls harrassing people with your no backing of documentation attitude throwing out false statements. There seems to be more people on this forum explaining their horrible situations with either you or your representatives than there are defending your side which clearly indicates SCAM written all over it. Why is it that no one can get information out of you? Why is it that you hang up when your bluff is called using your famous "we'll see you in court" pathetically coward attitude threatening that you will sue for more when you know you cannot. There certainly seems to be a enormous amount of information about you and your so called "legit" "law firm" here on this forum. I too unfortunately have has the pleasure of dealing with your unprofessional, trying to intimiate threatening attitude and my word of advice to everyone is don't fall prey to these means of harrassment and to take whatever means available to shutting these con artits down. In business for 10 years???? I guess a change of company names, addresses and lack of information you fail to present/deliver help hide you.

Educated · Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 3:02 pm Subject:

Same name, same address. I don't feel the need to defend the company I work for. We are hired to recover unpaid bills. Guest, when we contact indebted customers of higly respectable companies we don't ask "please"? Our conversations with indebted customers are not the first time they've heard about monies outstanding. Chances are they've already been contacted by a Collection Agency and obviously didn't pay them either. Bottom line here is that when we contact indebted customers and they don't pay, it's our clients that they're scamming.
Unfortunately as a result of people not unlike yourself, I choose to not use my real name because I've no doubt that I'd spend the better portion of my days having to deal with silly issues such as this.

Educated · Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 3:06 pm Subject:

Dear Guest,

If you'd care to provide me with your name or perhaps even just an area/zip code, I will look up your file and provide you with all the information you require.

Regards.

A bit confused · Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 3:38 pm Subject:

Yo Guest,

You trying to tell us that this Law Office called you and wanted money, but they wouldn't give you their address? I guess they just want you to drop payment in a mailbox and hope it gets to them?
Stop smoking Man, you got issues.

Guest · Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 7:27 pm Subject:

If Paul Kupferstein and Associates are bothering you with fraudulent claims
and threats, be sure to report them to 1) phonebusters.com 2) The Law
Society of Upper Canada at 416-947-3300 and 3) your state Attorney General's
office.

LAW SOCIETY UPPER CANADA COMPLAINT FORM :

�www.lsuc.on.ca/public/complaints��m_en.jsp

MINISTRY OF CONSUMER RELATIONS : COMPLAINT FORM

�www.cbs.gov.on.ca/compform/engli��aint.asp

ENOUGH · Posted: Thu Mar 02, 2006 5:55 am Subject:

Educated-
Let me shed some light onto the Click2Houston thread. I'm the one who contacted them after Mr. David contacted me. I was being sued for some 1-900 charges to my phone bill. Were there 900 charges on my phone bill? Yes. Did anyone in my house make the charges? No. But after talking to the company that represents the 900 company, they told me I had to pay it. Though I didn't think it was right, I didn't have time to fight with them so guess what-I paid it. Next thing I know, I get a phone call from Mr. David saying I was being sued for some stupid amount of money and if I didn't pay then my phone would be turned off. You stated that "Our conversations with indebted customers are not the first time they've heard about monies outstanding,". You are wrong! The phone call from Mr. David is the first time I did hear about the money I so called owed. I did hire an attorney back in November. My attorney asked Mr. David to send him all documents they have showing how they have tried to collect the money and we are still waiting to hear from the Law Firm.

Guest · Posted: Thu Mar 02, 2006 7:02 am Subject:

Educated,
Upon contacting your office, I was not given any information you indicated in one of your previous posts rather you verbally harrassing and threatening me right from the get go. When I asked for the information you claim you "claim" your so called client sent you, you basically continued to threaten me with serving me at my work, suing me for an absurb amount and "we'll see you in court" and then hanging up on me. Not once did you ever give me the impression that you would send me the documentation rather give this "so called" client money that I for sure will not be sending to you. I was never contacted by a collection agency, just your agency and I truly believe that it is an agency not a law firm. Lawyers communicate with you in a professional manner, provide you with the documents you need not harrass/threaten you and basically ask for money when in turn not proving anything. The "so called" pay day loan company you say hired you, well if that is the case, you have all the information they have and would be able to provide it just the same when questioned.
Thank you guest for the information links on the Upper Society and Ministry of Comsumer Relations - I have contacted them.

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