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Anyone heard of US National Bank 866-979-5100

Date: Wed, 01/10/2007 - 14:00

Submitted by amroyal0520
on Wed, 01/10/2007 - 14:00

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I got a call this afternoon from 866-979-5100, the guy said he is with the legal department of the company and that I got an internet payday loan from them back in February 2006. They said that they were going to download an affidavit to St. Louis County by 3:00 pm for my arrest. Then they said the only way to stop it, is if I pay $620.00 by 3:00 today. I asked the main what was the original amount of the loan because I didn't remember getting a loan from a US National Bank and he tells me he doesn't have the exact amount, but he could tell me that in order to stop the downloading of the affidavit I would have to pay $620.00. I told him to let me call him back and he gives me the 866-979-5100 number to call him back at, and I asked him for an extension and he tells me that is his direct line. So, I call him back and the phone rings until the voicemail picks up which states, "if you are calling during normal business hours, then we are experiencing extremely high call volumes", so obviously this was not a direct line. Then when I try to look up the company, I can't find any information for US National Bank anywhere. Can anyone help me out on this?


This guy is full of crap and he has no affidavits that he will be downloading. Do you recall any payday loans that you took out last year around that time. If so, you need to contact that company and verify what collection agency your account was sent
to.
These are the same scare tactics that Prelitigations, Bass & Associates and Interstate Wire Compliance all used and I'm pretty sure they are all the same people.


lrhall41

Submitted by PinkLady on Wed, 01/10/2007 - 14:12

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This is the kind of crap I am going to focus on in my next blog entry.

If you are going to threaten someone with arrest and what not, at least make it believeable. All this downloading BS that Bass uses is ridiculous. And then for the guy to say he doesn't know what the original loan amount is??? Are you kidding me?

I know how to threaten people in a way that is much more effective than this. It doesn't work on everyone but it works on enough people.


lrhall41

Submitted by on Wed, 01/10/2007 - 16:12

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Well if anyone figures out the actual name of the company associated with 866-979-5100, please let me know, because it is not US National Bank. I called there today just to see what would happen, a woman answered the phone, so I asked her if I had called US National Bank, she said no. I asked her what the name of the company was, but she wouldn't tell me and rushed me off the phone. Something's not right with these people. I want to know who they are. Any info would be greatly appreciated.


lrhall41

Submitted by amroyal0520 on Thu, 01/11/2007 - 15:10

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An Affidavit is used to verify statements made in a complaint. It has no authority as a document to effect any proceedings or procedures against you. Gads ... I love it when idiots pick up legal terminology and try to use it to make themselves smart. An Affidavit ... oooooooh I would be scared -- Not! :roll:


lrhall41

Submitted by DebtFairy on Thu, 01/11/2007 - 23:05

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I received a call from a lady today "Melissa Swan" Trying the same tactic with me. As soon as I told her that I had an attorney and gave her the detectives name that completed my identity report I asked her for her name and number. She gave me her name and then hung up. When I called the number back that showed up on my caller id it was a disconnected number. Does anyone have any other information about these jokers?


lrhall41

Submitted by on Wed, 08/22/2007 - 10:19

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