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Paulpas · Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2008 10:47 am Subject: What Happen

Has anyone ever gone to court with these people. (National Enterprise Systems) . I have had trouble with them too. I have tried to make payment agreement. they told me that I could settled by paying $500.00 on a $1,000.00. I asked them to put it in writing about the $500.00 and then I would send them a cashier check....The Guy went off tell me that I was going to court. He also call me a few chose words...I told him to do what he needed to do that I would be more than happy to go to court. SO has anyone ever went to court????

Paulpas · Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2008 10:47 am Subject: What Happen

Has anyone ever gone to court with these people. (National Enterprise Systems) . I have had trouble with them too. I have tried to make payment agreement. they told me that I could settled by paying $500.00 on a $1,000.00. I asked them to put it in writing about the $500.00 and then I would send them a cashier check....The Guy went off tell me that I was going to court. He also call me a few chose words...I told him to do what he needed to do that I would be more than happy to go to court. SO has anyone ever went to court????

tea. · Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 9:10 am Subject: national enterprise system

hi, i just looked up my credit report and under inquiry analysis
i found national enterprise syst. requesting info. can someone help,tell me what you think this is.

Jester

I've read people's posts (thanks to the former employees for your perspectives), and I have a bit over $2,000 I legitimately owe Citi that these creeps are collecting on.

I am not averse to paying the amount owed...after all, I DO owe this money, and realize it is my debt to pay. I have worked as a paralegal and have a good understanding of the legalities surrounding consumer debt, and what avenues are open to those wishing to pay off said debt. I am willing and able to pay the amount owed in a series of payments that works with my household budget and other financial obligations. I cannot, and will not, pay the $2K in a lump sum, regardless of who threatens me or how. I know for a fact that I CANNOT be forced, under any circumstances, to make a single payment of $2,000. Even if I am served process and a judgment is obtained against me, I STILL don't have to make a lump sum payment, they can garnish my wages to get it, and only to a specified percentage of my pay. So scare tactics are wasted on me, I know the ins and outs.

I have worked with a collection agency once in the past for a charged off card of about a thousand dollars. They were very nice about letting me handle it in three payments and I had no problems with them attempting to cash postdated checks early or anything. I did not realize that that experience was not the norm. I knew I was dealing shady collectors when they obtained my boyfriend's cell number from my former employer, who they obviously threatened, or she would not have given it out. This means they have discussed my personal information and debt with two parties who are not myself (or even a spouse), which isn't even legal. They have threatened my boyfriend, telling him that they will implicate HIM in MY debt (which was accrued years before I ever even met him) if he does not pay up. Ridiculous.

After reading this, I am SO NOT going to send these people ANYthing. I am categorically unwilling to give them ANYTHING resembling electronic access to any of my finances. The only thing I will concede to is paying off the debt in installments, and ONLY by money order. NO WAY are these crooks getting anything with a routing or account number on it from me.

It appears that neither of these things (the installment payments nor the money orders) will be accepted, if the above posts are accurate. I do know that that their collector "Ms. Levinson" (hey, at least these losers watch "The Office") has noted quite shrilly that no payment plans will be accepted.

My question is, is it even POSSIBLE to settle this with Citi? I know I should have done it about two months ago, before they sold it to these freaks. But I didn't. Now that it's sold off, do you suppose there is any way I can negotiate through them? I am incredibly uncomfortable doing anything resembling financial business with these crooks, who surely have more shadiness under their belts than my $2,000 worth of finance charges on a card with a $600 limit, eh?

Guest · Posted: Fri Aug 15, 2008 4:44 pm Subject: I have dealt with them.

I wrote a cease and desist all communications letter and it seems to have worked. I highly recommend that. They are evil and underhanded though!

finas456 · Posted: Tue Aug 19, 2008 12:22 pm Subject: Corponlonia

Hi Corpolonia,
My brother recently got a somewhat threating callfrom NES wanting a large amount of money. They threatened him with court costs and lawsuit if he did not pay the amount they wanted to pay. It is going to put a big pinch somewhat unreasonable amount on our fiances. We offered to pay in payments but they wanted more. I was wondering who you talked to that was the nice cop at the corporation so we could speak to them instead. my email address if XXXXXXXX@XXXXX.XXX Thanks again.

Email address removed, for your protection. - Uncle Wulf

BackySue · Posted: Thu Aug 21, 2008 12:43 pm Subject: 2nd party contacts

If in fact you have told these people to stop calling and they still do so, you have the right to call your phone service provider and report the calls as harrassment.

I have done this myself.

Bewildered · Posted: Wed Aug 27, 2008 2:04 pm Subject: What to do

Oh woow! I called Chase Bank to ask for my credit card statements. I explained to them that I understand that I have been turned over to a collection agency (NES) but was wondering if they (Chase) can provide me my statements because I needed this information to file along with my complaint I filed earlier today with FTC. The guy was so wonderful (don't know if these are the offshored guys from India....). I told him how these guys NES have been so terrible that I have filed this complaint against with FTC. So he tells me that the reason they turned me over is that my account had charged out.... He asked me to fax them a copy of the letter I told him I had sent to NES to cease from communication with me except via mail. He said that once they receive this letter, it will take about 7-10 days and I will have my account restored with them so no more NES/debt collectors. Then they can set up new payment arrangements. So I will be back with Chase bank and continue to pay my credit card debt with them. I really wanted to share this information with anyoone that may reading this site. I hve been very well educated since I involved myself with these debt collectors. Well they found their match and left them no room to intimidate me, didn't care it was male or female. I screamed back as well. You have to fight with them. ...

Monet311 · Posted: Thu Aug 28, 2008 9:48 am Subject: Debt Collection

It never ceases to amaze me that individuals who are contacted by collection companies and asked to give their personal information will trust this stranger and give it to them. I have had the misfortune myself of having to deal with these people. Arm yourself with knowledge. Read through the fair debt collection act, especially for your state. While the fair debt collection act covers a broad scope, individual states can vary on specifics. Never, ever, ever give out any personal information to these people!!!! Do not be intimidated by them. They are required by law to provide you with certain information. If they send the debt to one of the big three credit reporting agencies and you have disputed the amount, they must list that. Last but not least, these are hard times for all of us. Ask yourself this: If I am having trouble paying my bills, do I really want more credit? That answer should be a resounding NO. In that case, does it really matter so much if your credit temporary goes in the crapper? Again, no. Stuff happens. Do the best you can, fix it later and don't put up with this--you don't have to. As far as continued harrassing phone calls--well, take the call and set the phone down and walk away. Leave them hanging. Unplug your phone if you can. Most people have voice mail. If they continue, you can do what I've done to other obscene callers and blow a referree whistle right in their ear--you know, the big one they use at sporting events. You have rights--know them!!!

KC · Posted: Wed Sep 10, 2008 6:43 pm Subject: harassing calls

I can't believe the unbusiness type attitude of this company. I have received three phone calls from them now, even though I do not owe any money to them or any other agency. When they were told they have the wrong person, the one they are looking for does not live here I was informed that I must be hiding them and they would continue to make harrassing phone calls to me. Needless to say I have made complaints to both the Attourney General's office and to the FTC

EWagnon · Posted: Fri Sep 12, 2008 1:45 pm Subject: NES National Enterprise Systems

NES is the most horrific debt collection company I have ever had to deal with. Our family has run into some trouble the last year or so and our Verizon account was turned over to them. I have asked that they document the file that they are not to call me at my office or I could get fired and they continue to do so. A gentleman name Gary Ross 800-243-0002 x1443 made a settlement with me on the account and now they continue to call stating he was not a supervisor as previously stated and not authorized to make the settlement. When you get their name and number of the rep calling you they act as if it is inappropriate to inquire. Maybe the last 10+ calls I have asked to speak to a supervisor and after being placed on call for several minutes the call is disconnected (on their side). I try to call back and the extensions don't work or moments later their office is closed. It is absolutely craziness that a company like Verizon is utilizing a company like this. Here are the other #'s I have for them. Liz Waters 1-877-603-7165 x1455, compliance 877-603-7165 x2066; 800-243-0002. They have no problem calling and verbally (truly verbally) harrassing me, but I can't get them back on the phone.

Guest · Posted: Mon Oct 06, 2008 4:27 pm Subject:

they just called and stated there was a complaint filed against me by the city!
Last week they said it's in my best interest to call regarding my property.....Iam NOT nor have I ever been one day late on my mortgage.

Orenstein · Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2008 6:35 am Subject: Just say: Don't call

I told them: Do not call. If you call I will report you to the police. I keep a log of all incoming calls, and the small amount I owe for their bill, will be nothing after my civil suit against them ends. i already won $2000

Guest · Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2008 8:06 am Subject: nes

they just called me aout of the blue yesteerday at work saying I owe 6,000 and If I don't pay them today or if I hang up the phone they will file a judgement with me. Then they had the nerve to call again today at work wanting to speak to me. I never gotten a letter or anything from them.

Guest · Posted: Sun Oct 26, 2008 5:40 pm Subject: NES

That figures, I had paid off the debt they were collecting and my credit report also still have them on there, as 'still owing'. Guess we better contact some one in 'debt cures' and see if they can help!

Guest · Posted: Mon Oct 27, 2008 5:53 pm Subject: Losers!

Ha those losser changed their number. "F" them hell they sent me a letter saying I owed somebody, the when I called to question them about it Jeniffer hung up on me twice> Because they didn't understand why the company that hired them fired their ass!!!!!

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