Asset Acceptance/Xcel
Date: Thu, 08/24/2006 - 10:19
:?: I am a home health worker. My client got a letter of AA regarding a $56 electric bill from 2000. When I called to inquire, the woman was rude, did not immediately identify herself and when I started to speak, told me that she had already spoken with me and told me what to do. When I told her that I had never spoken with her, she did calm down a bit. But my client paid all her bills at her previous residence before she moved 6 years ago. She is elderly and disabled and, of course, kept no records. Has anyone else had this negative an experience with this company? Are they for real?
Confused home health worker
Confused home health worker
Everyone in this forum has experienced the full nastiness of thi
Everyone in this forum has experienced the full nastiness of this damnable agency. They are for real, but are nothing to be afraid of.
Ask your client to send a debt validation letter to Asset Accept
Ask your client to send a debt validation letter to Asset Acceptance. The debt account should be clearly put in writing for which they are attempting collections. The collection agency must prove their legitimate collections first as per the fdcpa.
