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Allied interstate - are they really rude to answer the people?

Date: Fri, 01/19/2007 - 10:56

Submitted by anonymous
on Fri, 01/19/2007 - 10:56

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Over the last week, allied interstate has called me over 2 dozen times, looking for another party that does NOT exist in my place of residence.

Unfortunately, the people answering the phones when I called to find out why I am being harrassed were extremely rude and unable to answer my question as to who gave them MY phone number as a contact number. I believe Allied Interstate has been defrauded by the subject they are looking for, but they didn't seem to care as I was rudely hung up on by at least 2 of their employees.

Does Allied have a legal department that my attorney and the NY State Police can contact, because stealing someones phone number and other personal info and using it as your own is as bad as total identity theft.

BTW, Allied representatives DENY that their company has called my home numerous times looking for said person. I have the evidence on my caller ID and multiple messages on my machine.

The phone numbers originate from multiple zips also, a 201 area, a 336 area and an 866 toll free number.

Someone please advise or I will have my attorney file papers against Allied along with the person giving out my info.


Welcome to the Community :D I'm sorry you are having problem with a debt collector. Alot of us have had the same thing happen to us. What I did, was write a letter, and telling them wrong house,wrong person,wrong number, and to cease and desist from contacting me again, and it worked. Alot of times, they use an old phone number, then it's given to someone else who gets these calls. My friend got calls from a CA for a neighbor that had skipped out, seems they used tax records and found out all the neighbors numbers,etc. Good Luck, and let us know what happens. I'm sure they have a legal department or representative . Be sure and send all your correspondance ceritfied,return receipt..Karen


lrhall41

Submitted by Bossy4455 on Fri, 01/19/2007 - 11:24

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Sue them after you have enough proof of them violating the FDCPA.

Keep a note of all the calls made, with date and time and the name of the person calling you.

Send a cease and desist letter mentioning that you refuse to be contacted by phone. Send it through certified mail so that you are sure about the delivery of the letter to their mailing address.

Check out your state laws first and start recording the phone calls. Tell them know about your actions and that you are interested in filing a lawsuit with your attorney because they are violating the federal and state laws. They should not be calling you one more time after receiving the cease and desist communication.


lrhall41

Submitted by aciotsf on Fri, 01/19/2007 - 12:09

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I would definitely send a cease and desist letter to Allied Interstate scam stating that theres is nobody by the name they are looking for at this number.Here is another number for them if you dont already have it 800-447-2934.

They are also affiliated with IntelliRisk Management. If you still get no satisfaction you may try the IRMC consumer line. IT'S 800-811-4214.


I still get call for someone who had my number from 4 1/2 yrs ago.Apparently they still have it on the checks they're using .I know how frustrating it can get.


lrhall41

Submitted by taksmom476 on Fri, 01/19/2007 - 12:27

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allied interstate is the absolute worst. I can't begin to tell you what a terrible experience I had with them. I eventually had to write a letter to the FTC that put an end to their stupidity. My humble opinion is as follows: take whatever action you deem necessary against them and follow through until you get total satisfaction. I'm not kidding - for my sake and all of the others that have had to endure these nitwits, take it to them!!


lrhall41

Submitted by fjv4 on Fri, 01/19/2007 - 13:36

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in order to stop a (1st time ) draft from Allied Interstate,phone number 973.753.1437,my bank needs their I.D. numbers ? Does anyone on board have this info BASED ON THAT BRANCH PHONE # ,PLEASE ? ANY /ALL ASSOCIATED WITH THAT OFFICE .Yes,I got several calls at work and on cell regarding this 7 year student loan debt (daughter's) Yes I got suckered in,gave him my bank info.NO I was not contacted of late by the treasury dept.regarding this matter.out of the blue ,Allied call,insisted that a payment must be made.Curiosity led me here ,to the board,and glad to know that I'm not alone.If anyone has the I.D. numbers,please post,or send to "toefloss2@hotmail.com". THANK YOU VERY MUCH !!


lrhall41

Submitted by on Thu, 07/23/2009 - 09:18

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i've only had this phone number for a week and they're calling me looking for my ex-husband. we've been divorced for three and a half years. i told them to stop calling me and she didnt appreciate it too much. where can i send a letter telling them to stop calling since i'm sure that they wont!


lrhall41

Submitted by on Wed, 09/16/2009 - 18:14

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I Googled the name --Allied Interstate, Inc. and it's a collection agency.
They are most likely calling your number because a delinquent creditor from the past had your phone number before you did. Creditors and debt buyers often have wrong phone numbers in their records.
i.e.--- someone else that has a delinquent account had your phone number in the past --before you had it.

As for stopping them from calling you, assuming you don't owe the debt.
On one occasion I had a problem like yours. The person who had my phone number in the past owed a bad debt. A collection agency was calling my number/home repeatedly. On several occasions I asked them to stop calling, as I was not the person and did not know them. The collector did not stop.
Here is what I did !!

I called my states dept. of Commerce and Insurance and asked how I file
a complaint to get a the above problem stopped. ( In my state the dept,
of commerce amd insurance regulates collection agencies) they sent me
papers to fill out and an affidavit for me to affirm/swear I was not the
person that owed the money and did not know any such. The state made
headway, the calls from the creditor / collection agency completely stopped about 2 1/2 weeks later.

I would bet the same is happening to you. Your phone number was assigned to another person before you had it.
So please stop jumping to conclusions about it being a scam.

Thanks


lrhall41

Submitted by on Mon, 11/08/2010 - 06:15

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