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Date: Mon, 12/13/2010 - 12:08

Submitted by anonymous
on Mon, 12/13/2010 - 12:08

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i dont remember honestly about this people they said i owe them money, i already paid one loan advance and i finishing one more.

i already search for my documents and i dont have anything on this people and they are sending me emails and harrassing me what do i do?

see below

and their emails come different mail addess

[EMAIL="cr@thealliancegroup.us"]cr[at]thealliancegroup.us[/EMAIL]

[EMAIL="acnetworkandassociates@gmail.com"]acnetworkandassociates[at]gmail.com[/EMAIL]

delinquent account has been forwarded to our office for finalization concerning your Bahamas Marketing Group account.
We have been instructed to bring further action against you, as may be necessary.

Case#: 614687
Outstanding Balance w/Interest: $938.00 as of 12/8/2010

At this time you have been listed as the sole defendant in this case, to avoid further action and court proceedings make payment of the requested outstanding balance by 12/16/2010 via postdated check by phone,
Or credit card via our web site thealliancegroupdotus .

After your payment posts, we will report to all 3 credit reporting agencies that you have settled in full with a zero balance and the district attorney will be issued a dissolve number to release all pending allegations.
Sincerely,

Mark Collins
Phone: (877)349-6951

Allied Group
Litigation and claims officer





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MARK COLLINS
DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS
ACN AND ASSOCIATES CORPORATE OFFICE
1-877-349-6951 ext 1001
fax- 678-324-7615


MTE goes by:

MTE Financial Services
Rio Resources
Quickest-Payday-Loan.com
Your-Approved-To-1000.com
1000 Payday Cash
Emergency-Cash-Loans.com
Payday-Loan-Online-1000
TendollarPayday
500FastCash

etc. etc.

Do any of those sound familiar? I don't believe they're legal in any state of the U.S. either.


lrhall41

Submitted by OhioGal1 on Wed, 12/22/2010 - 12:42

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They told me The Allied Group and gave names Mark Collins, Alan Martinez which I saw up on another thread and some rude lady then got on the phone and said a warrant will be issued for my arrest. I know for sure I did not take out a loan I do not know how they got my information.


lrhall41

Submitted by on Thu, 02/03/2011 - 16:48

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Who was the original lender? What state are you in?
How to deal with collection calls:

1.) If you receive a call from a collection agency, DO NOT admit to owing the debt over the phone, as far as you are concerned it's only a voice over the phone and should be treated as such until you are certain (documentation) they are legitimate and following the law!

2.) You are protected by the FDCPA (Fair Debt Collection Practices Act), these laws are designed to protect you from scams, therefore you should exercise your rights.

3.) Ask the voice on the phone; their name, the full name of the business (ask them to spell it), their address, and a direct telephone where THEY can be reached, next, proceed below.

4.) Tell the alleged debt collector they have 5 days to send you a dunning letter (also known as a letter of collection)
through the mail, tell them you are counting the days and keeping a record of all communication to make sure they are complying with the federal law (FDCPA).

5.) If the debt collector refuses to give you any information that is a BIG RED FLAG. Do not give them any of your personal information, do not admit to owing any debt, and do not discuss anything over the phone.
File a complaint immediately with your state attorney general and the FTC.

6.) If and when you receive a letter of collection, you will send them a debt validation letter, certified, return receipt requested, it is extremely important that you send the debt validation request certified. You can obtain sample debt validation letters in the DIY section of this forum.

7.) It is VERY important that you respond and dispute a letter of collection within the 30 days of receipt, don't take any chances, send the debt validation letter immediately, make sure you date it and keep a copy. Again, keep a record of all communication a collection agency attempts to make with you.

8.) Educate yourself on the FDCPA.


lrhall41

Submitted by Shazzers on Thu, 02/03/2011 - 16:53

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Do not give them any information. They are a big scam. Do not let them intimidate you.


lrhall41

Submitted by on Wed, 02/09/2011 - 23:11

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