TJF Corp and/or Bahamas Marketing Group Giving Hard Time

Hey everyone. In the community success story on the forum, I wrote how after sending a fax, e-mail and certified letter to Pay Day Yes, they have agreed to my terms of paying them back. They replied the day after my fax.

Now I'm trying to get back my finance charges I paid to pay off my loans from: United Cash Loans, ameriloan, and TJF and/or Bahamas Marketing group. I sent each company a fax, e-mail and certified letter yesterday (12-10-07). This morning at 6:35am Pacific Time I received a call and message to my voicemail from TFJ/BMG. I can't believe "Chuck" called me that early in the morning. Anyways, his voicemail said that I need to check my records because they have no record regarding my previous loan with them. But I kept all the e-mails and the loan documents that were sent by them. So this is what I sent by fax, email and certified letter:

"TJF Corp. and/or Bahamas Marketing Group
5700 Broadmoor Street
Mission, KS 66202
Phone #'s: 1-816-822-0724, 1-866-224-8777
Fax #: 1-866-224-8777

Your company may want to re-check your records regarding my loan by your company. Here are the e-mails, correspondences and loan documents sent to me.

You are once again reminded that telephone contact between your company and I are illegal. Only e-mail and/or letters sent by U.S. Postal Service are accepted. A record of the telephone contact between your company and me on 12-11-07 at 6:35am Pacific Time has also been sent to the California Attorney Generals Office, the F.T.C., the California Office of Financial Institutions and the B.B.B. Those offices have also been sent the e-mails and loan documents sent to me on June 5th, 2007. regarding my loan. Any contact by telephone is illegal once your company has been notified. A record of any telephone call will be recorded and once again sent to the proper offices.

I once again demand a refund check of $90.00 by your company for the illegal finance charge, ($300.00 principle and Illegal finance charge of $90.00) collected by your company. Once again, my letters and loan documents will be sent to you by E-mail, Fax and United States Certified Mail."

(name removed for your safety. cannr)
SSN#----------

CC:
Better Business Bureau
Federal Trade Commission
California State Attorney General
California DFI
Washington Mutual Bank

Sent by:
Certified Mail (United States Postal Service
Fax
E-mail"

And these are the e-mails sent by them and an attachment of the loan documents at the bottom of the letter.


From: appinfo(at)thebmggroup.com Add to Address Book Add Mobile Alert
To: (email removed for your safety. cannr)
Subject: You have received information from TJF Corp. and/or Bahamas Marketing Group...
Date: Tue, 5 Jun 2007 13:54:00 -0500

Hi, my name is Ryan, Im with company Bahamas Marketing Group. I did receive your application for a loan, you are approved. I just need to verify a few things on the application, it takes two to three minutes. If you have time and are still interested in the loan give me a call at 866-224-8776. ext.114. Thank You, Ryan

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From: appinfo(at)thebmggroup.com Add to Address Book Add Mobile Alert
To: (email removed for your safety. cannr)
Subject: Account Summary
Date: Tue, 5 Jun 2007 13:56:57 -0500

Account Summary is attached.


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Now I have proof that a loan was granted by them. Let's see what they are going to do with it. Also, in both letters that I have faxed, e-mailed and sent by certified mail, I have told them that no telephone contact is allowed but they still called me. When I received their call this morning, the caller I.D. said it was from "913913" and also when I looked up the record of my calls online, there wasn't even a record of it. What should I do now if they keep calling? I've recorded the time and date of their call but I don't know what else to do.

Any help is appreciated, Ed.