Universal Fidelity (BBB accredited) violating consumer rights

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Sub: #257 Unwarranted calls
Replied on 01-28-2009, 07:49 AM
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This company began pestering me for someone else's debt for whom I am not responsible and have no connection. Sent complaint to DoNoCall Registry this past week so am waiting to see if they, again, leave one of their annoying voice messages on my phone. If they continue, will contact them by mail as just shown their address. Anyone have this trying experience?

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Sub: #258 Beware of Universal Fidelity
Replied on 02-06-2009, 05:38 AM
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I got a letter from them a couple of days ago, followed by a phone call the very next day. Mind you, the debt in question was paid off two years ago, and I have a letter from the debt holder that proves it. When I told them I had this proof, and that I would be filing harassment charges against them and notifying my lawyer about their attempt to collect on a debt that had been paid off, they couldn't get off the phone fast enough. I called them back - the number on the letter went to a voice mail box that didn't identify who it even belonged to. I called the same number again, and it went to yet a different voice mail box. I left messages on both saying that I wanted their fax number so I could fax them the letter showing the debt was paid. Amazingly they have never called back. This kind of makes me think they are scam artists and are just hoping people will pay up to protect their credit. Thank God I have saved that letter!

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Sub: #259 Never Enough
Replied on 02-18-2009, 03:45 PM
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I made all my payments and was supposed to be done paying them this month!! They just told me that I was building interest the whole time and I have to pay another $170 to pay off my total. The catch is, if I wait until next month to pay it, I will have another bill for the interest on the interest!! When does it end?

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Sub: #260 "unpaid bill"
Replied on 03-11-2009, 06:58 PM
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these people some how get my information and ask for"unpaid bill"from san jhon hospital every year,last year i chk with hospital there is not any "unpaid"bill under my name.

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Sub: #261
Replied on 03-20-2009, 10:56 AM
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i spoke with universal fidelity and the guy was a complete ass!
My card was used fraudulently and i could prove that i was in the middle east and some asshole said that a copy of military orders was not enough proof!

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Sub: #262 Universal Fidelity
Replied on 03-25-2009, 11:10 AM
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They called me a week before christmas, I agreed to start payments after Christmas. They (Scott Eaches) told me that "his client" wouldn't wouldn't accept after Christmas it had to be now. I asked if he would even ask his client or make the offer, he said no. I told him I was a single parent/student working full time to stay off public assistance. He told me "If you think its rough now wait until I get done with you" I was shocked, that's a threat. So now when Scott calls I ask politley if this is the guy that made said threat, when he says yes I hang up. I may be in debt but no one is threatening me and or my child.

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Sub: #263 Universal Fidelity
Replied on 03-25-2009, 11:11 AM
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They called me a week before christmas, I agreed to start payments after Christmas. They (Scott Eaches) told me that "his client" wouldn't wouldn't accept after Christmas it had to be now. I asked if he would even ask his client or make the offer, he said no. I told him I was a single parent/student working full time to stay off public assistance. He told me "If you think its rough now wait until I get done with you" I was shocked, that's a threat. So now when Scott calls I ask politley if this is the guy that made said threat, when he says yes I hang up. I may be in debt but no one is threatening me and or my child.

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Sub: #264
Replied on 03-30-2009, 12:13 PM
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I have a finger hut account but do not owe a balance on this account, I do not want to call them, is there anyway I can find out what they want without returning their calls?

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Sub: #265 how do I find out what they want without calling them
Replied on 03-30-2009, 12:16 PM
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I don't owe them or anyone else anything that I know of so I don't want to respond to them how do I get rid of them

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Sub: #266 Harassment from Universal Fidelity Corp
Replied on 04-09-2009, 07:09 AM
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I am being harassed from UFC for a debt that is not mine. I have told UFC time and time again they have the wrong number and to stop calling but everyday I continue to receive calls, sometime two or three, on my caller ID. How can I get this harassment to stop?

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Sub: #267 universal bull
Replied on 04-24-2009, 10:06 AM
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Universal is a sham with exploitation up the *** i was laid off from them in the beginning of April and was promised a commission check which will never be written out since I'm not on pay roll to the company. Even their top collectors will disregard requests to stop calling and wrong #s. I'd consider giving out extension numbers and manager names for those in need but I need to look out for my career and their testimony is still one I would like.

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Sub: #268 universal bull
Replied on 04-24-2009, 10:10 AM
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For those who are nervous to call, it is your best bet to finding out what they want instantly. Explain the situation with the telephone calls they'll need your name or the # they are contacting to find out why they are calling. they settle accounts and most of the collectors will take it, don't fall for any haggling... most of their prices can be dropped to 50%

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Sub: #269 finally got a person!
Replied on 05-01-2009, 08:49 AM
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I called them collect since I have no business with them and I wasn't going to pay a long distance charge. They wouldn't take the call but gave me a toll free phone number!! It is 1.800.580.8887. They weren't very kind, but did say my number was listed for some one else and that they would remove it. We will see if it happens or not.

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Sub: #270 finally got a person!
Replied on 05-01-2009, 08:49 AM
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I called them collect since I have no business with them and I wasn't going to pay a long distance charge. They wouldn't take the call but gave me a toll free phone number!! It is 1.800.580.8887. They weren't very kind, but did say my number was listed for some one else and that they would remove it. We will see if it happens or not.

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Sub: #271
Replied on 05-05-2009, 12:47 PM
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edited by FYI - we do not attack people here. This site is here to help to the best of our ability.

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Sub: #272
Replied on 05-05-2009, 12:47 PM
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edited by FYI - we do not attack people here. This site is here to help to the best of our ability.




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