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Sub: #273 universal fidelity
Replied on 05-12-2009, 04:48 PM
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These people keep calling with a recorded message saying I have to return their call before a certain time .I have no dedbt with anyone and do not know why they are calling.I can not find a number to call their office to have it out with them.What can I do?



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Sub: #274
Replied on 05-13-2009, 05:18 AM
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They seem to like trying to collect from people who owe no debt, I call that a SCAM. ("http://www.complaints.com/Universal-Fidelity-Corporation-999/Universal-Fidelity-Corporation-999.html")

Unfortunately, scams are worse than zombies, they keep getting back up. Their address and more info on them can be found here: ("http://universal-fidelity.pissedconsumer.com/"). They are required by Federal law (the FDCPA) to send you a dunning letter, detailing the debt info and how you can dispute it and what your rights are. And according to the FTC, leaving a voicemail *is* considered 1st contact. You should also ask them to Cease & Desist telephone contact and contact you by mail, but only for 2 reasons: to validate the debt or to apologize for their error.


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Sub: #275
Replied on 05-15-2009, 06:14 AM
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IVE DEALT WITH THEM BEFORE AND THEY DO NOT JUST CALL YOU FOR NO REASON, EITHER YOU HAVE A DEBT THERE ( BELIEVE IT OR NOT THERE ARE PEOPLE WHO THINK THEY HAVE NO DEBT BUT REALLY DO ), OR THEY ARE TRYING TO REACH SOMEONE WHO HAS GIVEN OUT YOUR NUMBER. SENDING A CEASE AND DESIST WILL ONLY TEMPORARILY STOP THE CALLS, UNTIL ANOTHER COLLECTION AGENCY STARTS CALLING, AND LETTERS ARE NEVER STOPPED WITH A CEASE AND DESIST. YOU NEED TO CALL THEM. FIND OUT WHY THEY ARE CALLING AND FOR WHO. THATS THE ONLY WAY TO GET THEM TO STOP, OR TO FIND OUT WHY.

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Sub: #276 calling and hanging up
Replied on 06-25-2009, 09:04 AM
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universal fidelity (#281-647-4116) has called our home everyday for the last two weeks. They do not say anything, just hang up. I returned the call today and complained to them and they hung up on me. Enough is enough. We have no outstanding debts and several collection agencies have called for two people that had this phone number before. Please take our phone number off your list. personal info removed - Jason I have filed a complaint with the FTC. Thank you, Mrs. Cawthon 6/25/09



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Replied on 06-26-2009, 01:52 AM
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Also file with the FCC (harassment over the phone) and your State Attorney General. If it continues, call your phone company and request the number blocked.


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Sub: #278 Trying to pay.. my real debt
Replied on 06-27-2009, 01:41 PM
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I am having trouble paying off my debts that I occured trying to pull myself out of a foreclosure after my husband was diabled. I understand I have an obligation to pay Target (who I racked up my debt to) but I continue to be harrased by UF. When I bipassed paying Universal Fidelity after they continued to contact me at work regardless of multiple requests that they not do so. I went to a Target store and paid 50 bucks towards my account. UF continues to call me leaving threatening voicemails "urging me not to disregard their call" I want to make sure if their "threats" of garnishing my wages are true, wouldn't it be Target who files a lawsuit against me for non payment and not Universal Fidelity and if someone wants to spend the money to do that, wouldn't I have the legal right to be notified of that and be able to represent myself? I don't think they have the jurisdiction to threaten to garnish my wages unless they are doing it in behalf of Target who i'll continue to throw whatever I can at them. Anyway, i'm filing a C&D for phone contact and requesting any communication in writting to insure I don't get fired when they feel like dialing the "wrong" number and calling me at work.

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Sub: #279
Replied on 09-18-2009, 01:25 PM
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Has anyone had communication with a company called Universal Fidelity?

What are they like?
rude, intimidating and slam the tel on you

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Sub: #280
Replied on 10-07-2009, 04:41 PM
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I reported them to the Attorney Generals Office of the State of West Virginia for phone harassment and they have recieved a letter not to contact us anymore. They still continue to do so. Calling anywhere from 4 to 6 times a day. Not ending some nights until almost 10 pm. They are very rude refusing to give me there address and hanging up on me. I had one so called supervision tell me that I was a Damn bum and needed to pay my bill. Funny thing is we never got anything from Finger Hut to begin with.

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Sub: #281 that is not true
Replied on 11-10-2009, 02:04 PM
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wwe dont ask what you ate just the info that we need so that we can disclose info. and just in case, people is not the same way. there are people who know how to run this

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Sub: #282
Replied on 11-28-2009, 08:17 AM
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I have not had any dealings with Fingerhut for almost 10 years. Universal Fidelity keeps calling me repeatedly and either doesn't answer or hangs up when I keep saying hello ?

Here is their address from their current website :

Universal Fidelity
1445 Langham Creek Drive
Houston, Tx. 77084

281-647-4100

When collection agencies call and harass me I send them a certified letter with a return receipt and also tell them in my cease and desist letter that I am also sending a letter of complaint to my state attorney general's office and the FTC. I've done this several times and then they stop calling. What bugs me is that each time I've done this it costs me $ 5 which I cannot get back. Once my current bills are paid, I'm going to an Iphone and getting rid of my landline. I also tell them that I will only pay money owed to the original creditor, which seems to work. I've not worked for almost 2 years due to illness and these people don't stop UNLESS you send them a cease and desist letter.

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Sub: #283 Credit report Potentially negative Acct.
Replied on 03-21-2010, 05:03 PM
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I am sending a validation collection letter to Universal Fidelity. By law how much time I have to wait for an answer from theme. I dont recalled any accounts with this people and I have never received a letter of Collection, but is in my transUnion credit report.

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Sub: #284
Replied on 03-31-2010, 12:08 PM
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if you just paid your bills no one would call u dead beats

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Sub: #285
Replied on 05-14-2010, 11:07 AM
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The easiest way to stop calls, is to return the call and if you have a valid debt, set up payments or pay it off. Keep in mind that not paying your debts affects your credit report. In today's society your credit report is becoming more and more important. Employers, Auto Insurance Agents and any loans that you may be applying for will review this report.




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Replied on 05-14-2010, 11:13 AM
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The easiest way to stop calls, is to return the call and if you have a valid debt, set up payments or pay it off. Keep in mind that not paying your debts affects your credit report. In today's society your credit report is becoming more and more important. Employers, Auto Insurance Agents and any loans that you may be applying for will review this report.
Sending a debt validation request is important, it's always best to make sure the collection agency is REALLY who they say they are and are legally able to collect a debt, all collection efforts must cease until the debt is properly validated, and rightfully so.


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Sub: #287
Replied on 08-04-2010, 06:30 PM
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uflp is a very good company treated me with respect i would mind working with them on paying bills

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Sub: #288
Replied on 01-25-2011, 06:06 AM
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go to consumerslaw.com and pull up the cease and desist letter rewrite everything and make sure you tell them to stop calling you or anybody else also have it mailed maked sure you get a signature from it. if calls continue you have a case against them then contact a attorney.




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