RJM Acquisitions LLC - What do consumers say about them?

How do I send an email to RJM acquisitions. Any email address available.

do yall hav a web address to pay online

Who is the issuing bank with this card? What is the open balace once the balance is cleared? What will be the credit limit? What will be the interest rate?

The New York State Attorney General's Office opened an investigation on them in May 2009 -- http://www.ag.ny.gov/media_center/20...may27a_09.html

If it's clear they are scamming you for debts you've never had, go to the AG's site and give info.

I was contacted by RJM about an alleged debt from 1984 with Ann Taylor. I contacted Ann Taylor's corporate office and after much research, they said there was no record of me ever having an account with them, (which I already knew.)
My credit rating is in the high 700's and there is no listing from Ann Taylor or RJM. How convenient they have no web address.
I am going to ignore this bogus summons until such time when they escalate their scam.

Hi,

When you sent my confirmation email, all I got was an error message that said this; ( Please re-send, I need a record of this transaction). Thanks......Steve

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I am currently in a payment plan with RJM for a closed account. Out of all the collection agencies I've dealt with, RJM is the best. If you have a debt with them, they are willing to help you set up a payment plan that suits your budget. I haven't missed a payment yet so I am not sure what would happen if I did, but like I said, they set up a plan that suits you.

Well right nowim paying payments to RJM from a bank account from 4 yrs ago. Yet my ex said he paid the entire thing off. so They do like to play games. and be bs'ers.

Hi Theresa,

If your ex had paid off the debt, there's no reason why you'd still be making payments to RJM. Does he have any document to prove that the debt has been paid off? If he does have one, send a letter to RJM along with this proof and ask them to not contact you further for the debt. If the debt is paid off and they still come after you to collect it, you can file a complaint against them with the FTC.

I just called to settle on an old bank account. They immediately took 30% off the total amount (I probably could have gotten them lower) and agreed to remove it completely from my credit report (something NCO flat out refused to do). They also agreed to mail and email me before I made the payment so I would have it in writing that they would remove it from my credit report. The girl (Melissa) I spoke to was very friendly (also VERY unlike NCO!) and helpful. Absolutely the easiest experience I've ever had with a collection agency.

Something similar happened to me, except that it appeared on my credit monitoring service. When I contacted RJM ACQ LLC, they said they would remove the account. I'm waiting to see what happends.

They where nice to me, offed to send a agreement via fax and email to me, took a C.C. over the phone (hehe I got points for paying them) and they settled for 50% of debit

RJM Acquisitions reported to the credit bureaus that owed $250 to Compass Bank for a checking account. I've never had a checking account with Compass. I did have a savings though and while the account did become over drawn, I did pay the fees then I closed the account. If you receive a report from RJM Acquisitions, be sure to ask for proof of debt. By federal law they are required to send you valid information of the debt. Also, dispute the report with the a credit bureau, if they find the information to be inaccurate they will be required to send a notification to the other credit bureaus and to any one who as inquired your credit report in the past 6 months. Be sure file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission as well (www.ftc.gov/complaint).

I live in NJ and I receive mailings from the Syosset, NY office. I love RJM, seriously, as much as you can love a collection agency. I don't work for the company or anything, but I did have a good experience. I'm just finishing up a bill and they always send me reminders on time and the options are great, I just send 12 bucks a month the main thing I love is that I send money orders and they always send a paid envelope, I think that is lovely sometimes thats the main thing to keep me from sending off a payment. Call me crazy but go RJM! Granted the balance was actually mine and it was less than $200 so other people may have different experiences.

shillin,shillin,shillin.keep them shills a shillin.you had your say now off you go.

iF ANYONE HAD ANY COMMON SENSE THEY WOULD SEARCH OUT THESE CREDITORS THEY ARE MONEY BLOODSUCKERS they can't collect a debt that has been filled in bankruptcy .just ingore them they will go away if not turn them in to better business bureau. make a log of calls and make copies of all mail you recieve from them how can they help you get better credit you have to do that your self you got your self in debt now work to get yourself out