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Replied on 12-28-2005, 11:49 AM
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Lisa1967,

I would also suggest consulting a lawyer of your state. See the papers provided by the bankruptcy court. There should be a list of accounts that were discharged or paid off. You can check your credit report also to verify the state of this account.

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Sub: #98 E-Processing Payday Loan
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Has anyone heard of E-Processing? It is another payday loan company over the internet-just got a call from someone claiming to represent them and used the name United Federal Bank in WY - check - no such bank- told me he was an atty from Jacob & Meyers, and gave me the same stuff about the money gram, etc. that Interwire Compliance BC gave me. I did remember reading something on this site about this same situtation. Anyone have any info? NO not going to send them the money.

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Replied on 12-28-2005, 05:08 PM
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Did a net search, could not locate any such payday company. Be careful before paying them. I will continue searching on them and will post in forums if I find any info.

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Sub: #100 EP processing
Replied on 12-28-2005, 05:51 PM
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I think they're actually called EP or EPP processing. They are the same company that IWCB is calling me about. Even though my bankruptcy does discharge this debt, they tell me when they call that they are not calling for money - that they are calling because they want to let me know that they are going to file a criminal complaint because it was a fraudulent wire transfer (due to the money not being there). I asked them what they did want and they stated they wanted my attorney to call them, if I have one. I still think the whole thing is suspicious, but if they aren't for real, why would they be willing to talk with my attorney? Actually, though, I did the bankruptcy pro se, so there is no attorney.........

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Sub: #101 EP Procesing
Replied on 12-28-2005, 07:26 PM
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Does anyone know about Electronic Processing? Are they the same as EP or EEP processing? Some place on this site I read about someone being called from Jacoby & Meyers representing United Federal Bank using the same method of operation as IWCB people.
When I was first contacted by IWCB they mentioned both Apollo Funding and E Processing..which leads me to believe that something is very suspicious and are working together. They told me the same thing this time around and this person was very hard to understand - did not speak English very well. Waiting for the next round -

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Sub: #102 Alliance One Collection Agency
Replied on 12-28-2005, 08:11 PM
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Has any one heard of this agency? PNC Bank has put a account since 1998 into there hands and I don't remember having an account with PNC. Called PNC they told me they use this agency. Called the number back and the operator said another name and never connected me with the rep who called me.

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Sub: #103 Interstate Wire Compliance Bureau
Replied on 12-29-2005, 08:35 AM
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Here's some new news: 2710 Thomes Ave in Cheyenne is not the address for IWCB; it's the address of their agent that helped them become incorporated. So, are they only actually in Florida?

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I have some updates for you all:

I read in some other forum that Ellis Crosby used to collect for E Processing and EP Processing few months back. Since ECA was sued these payday lenders fired ECA from collection work. But ECA did not stop collecting at all, as usual, and continued calling EP and EPP customers.

Probably a new collection agency is working for EP and EPP now. If any one gets call for these accounts, make sure with your lender whether this agency has legal right to collect your debts. But EP and EPP have no online identity. They are not there in BBB db.

IWCB might have branches in different location; they are using scaring collection tactics. Complain against them, so that they undergo a review.

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Sub: #105 IWCB
Replied on 12-29-2005, 10:39 AM
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What organization is the best to complain to about IWCB?

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Replied on 12-29-2005, 11:16 AM
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lisa,

Since Federal Trade Commission defines the rules of consumer affairs and protects consumers' rights, I think this is the best place to file your complaint.

You can use their online form to file your complaint. Visit http://www.ftc.gov/index.html

Also contact BBB and your Office of Attorney General of your state in this connection.

Hope it helps; please keep us updated in this matter.

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Sub: #107 IWCB
Replied on 12-29-2005, 12:21 PM
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Okay, I filed my complaint with the FTC. Now, I've seen posts that indicate that Ted Crosby does own IWCB. How can this be validated?

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Replied on 12-29-2005, 02:04 PM
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lisa1967, many people in this forum have been told by their attorney that ICWB is being run by Ted Crosby. In fact, Ted Crosby also used Anthony Galloway and Associates to do the collections. All these are the fake names of the same company run by Ted Crosby. Be cautious if you hear from them.

You can get some more information about them in the BBB website and the Florida attorney general's office. You will get these facts confirmed.

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Sub: #109
Replied on 12-30-2005, 07:00 AM
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My wife just rcvd another call this time from Interstate Wire Compliance Bureau at number 866-225-4872 & some other guy no name would be given from a 800-664-0596 x8. Mr. Seymor from IWCB left another threatening message. This other guy that called first states that he rcvd this file from IWCB and that he is attempting to collect a debt. Then I ask for a phone number that actually works for IWCB and he then changed his story stating that he did not know who that company was. I filed a complaint to FTC but I want to file one with the BBB but without an address I can't. This company is not even in their database. What else can I do?

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Replied on 12-30-2005, 09:17 AM
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SeaninMD,

IWCB is not listed with BBB till date. You can contact the Office of Attorney General in your state and file your complaint there.

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Sub: #111 Interstate Wire Compliance Bureau
Replied on 12-30-2005, 12:23 PM
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I just want you all to know that this is a fraud company they have an address for Cheyenne Wyoming however they are located in Florida. The guy is very rude and that is no such company. They are under investigation with the FBI. Also i have file a claim with my state OAG and i am going to be doing one with the BBB because they have fraudulently got my $200 as well and i will see to it that they pay and pay hard.

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Sub: #112 Legal Calling
Replied on 12-31-2005, 10:31 AM
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When are collection agencies allowed under the law to call you at home?




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