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Warren Schembs' Latest Foolishness, watch him hang himself!

Submitted by on Tue, 04/11/2006 - 18:19
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Here is an e-mail that "Warren Schembs" sent to me today. Which, oddly enough, is about the same time that the BBB has contacted the "company" he works for as a result of complaints filed by myself and several other people who have been harassed by this company.

Keep in mind that in my case, I have paid my debt in full. In fact, I overpaid, they refunded part of the amount I sent them for my payoff because I paid so early. Warren Schembs doesn't understand that, and I want him to push this as far as he can. After all, you can't argue with a processed check, or a letter that says "thank you for paying off your loan with Xpress Cash/PD6 Ventures". This is check and mate, and I am going to broadcast this here for all to see. Watch as this dummy hangs himself right before everyone here!


Keep it coming Warren, the Lions are hungry!!!
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I have sent you this email already and have paperwork ready to pursue this account. Please contact me ASAP! This is a very serious matter and can't be held in this office any longer. Please respond before COB 4/14/06.

Date to respond by: 4/14/06

Reference #

-Status: Level 5 Delinquent/Possible Fraud

From: Warren Schembs

-Account Manager ECP CD

When we set up the accounts and issued the loan it was with the understanding that payments would be made, but unfortunately at this time we show that there has been nothing that has been paid out from your bank account and you have actively stopped any attempts we've made to retrieve our funds which constitutes theft. We have contacted you various times in various ways (e-mail, letters, phone) trying to re-establish contact with you and work this out in good faith. We have been acknowledged only with your silence, false promises, or outright refusal. Please touch base with me before (24) hrs if you want to resolve this so I may make any necessary adjustments. After this date, extensions and missed/late fees will begin to accumulate once more. A fraud investigation into this matter will begin on 4/12/2006, but you do have until the date shown above before legal actions are taken against you. The next contact you have regarding this will be an investigator, or an attorney which will mean reporting to the credit bureau, legal action, and possible garnishments, which we tried to avoid.

Thanks,

Warren Schembs

Reconciliation Consultant

Xpress Cash/PD6 Ventures

1-800-859-6439 x. 237

1-800-853-7221 fax

P.O. Box 26413

Kansas City, MO. 64196


And this is getting beyond a "forgive and forget" type of thing where they can acknowledge their mistake and apologize and we forget about everything. This is getting to the point where legal action may be nesc. I need to see what comes of the next few days. I also need to get a few more opinions from lawyers in my area about the case. The lawsuit amount varies depending on what charges we intend to persue. Hey Warren: Can you say the word "extradition"? LOL..


Submitted by on Tue, 04/11/2006 - 18:57

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He is not smart enough to quit when he is ahead. He has already, according to my lawyer, done more than enough to give us grounds to persue a case against him and PD6. Civil or criminal is the question. I am letting him do and say whatever he wants. There will be a valuable lesson to be learned here.

For all of you collection monkeys out there, you bottom dwellers, who lurk in the shadows, who hide in your little cubicles, behind phone calls, e-mails, letters, scripted threats. Watch this thread, and watch it closely. This is exactly what you DON"T want to have happen. This is how a mistake comes back to haunt you....

The rest, sit back and enjoy. Forget about you problems, and watch.. Watch.....


Submitted by on Tue, 04/11/2006 - 21:59

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I recieved this stupid threa this morning.

Quote:

In response to your note of 4/11/06, I once, again, am, letting you know, YOU NEED TO LET YOUR ATTORNEY KNOW THAT YOU OWE US AS ONE OF YOUR CREDITORS.

It is not my responsibility to contact T&C, BUT YOUR responsibility to take care of your debt TO US.

Whatever method you wish to use, WE NEED LEGAL DOCUMENTATION from your attorney or THE STATE.

When you needed FUNDS, you signed a Contract and we loaned you the FUNDS, you requested.

I notice on your note of earlier, some bleeb about??? terminating collection???

NOT!

You think you can type up this note, and we will decide to NOT COLLECT from you!

Come on now Deirdre.

IT IS YOUR LEGAL RESPONSIBILITY TO PAY US.

I would appreciate you getting back to us on this matter promptly.

If you are unable to tend to your own financial responsibilities, please seek a professional, who can help you.

Once you do this, please let them know, we are one of your creditors you owe at this time.

Our information is here-

CRI
1110 Mar West
Suite ???B???
Tiburon, CA 94920


Submitted by deirdre_williams on Wed, 04/12/2006 - 04:52

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Dierdre, keep that note or recording and send it to the Attorney General of their state. That collector sounds seriously unstable! She broke quite a handful of laws right then and there!

Jerkball, that is one hilariously funny declaration of disdain for collectors! You must really hate them! I used to be a collector you know, of student loans, and I was nothing like the monkey you describe. I ignored the script and my interests lied in helping people find solutions, these clowns are only interested in what they can take. And that's shameful. Nobody should be stooping to these scummy levels for a few extra bucks of bonus money. It's like selling your soul for a baloney sandwich.


Submitted by Jedi Mistress Ari on Wed, 04/12/2006 - 15:52

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Deidre,

Who is this e-mail from, Xpress Cash? Okay, Jerkball, I agree with you that this company is the scum of the earth. I have dealt with them myself and let me give you a few pointers. First of all, check the payday loan laws in your state as well as Missouri. They told me they were licensed in Delaware which was a big fat lie. Deidre's letter cracks me up because they won't contact T &C nor respond to the proposal letter but she is to seek professional help in case of financial troubles. Hmmm, seems to me that is what she is trying to accomplish.


Submitted by on Wed, 04/12/2006 - 16:03

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Also this guy is really hanging himself with the e-mails that he has been sending to you, Jerkball. This is not fraud and this company called me a thief and an embezzler. If you have proof that the loan was paid that I don't understand where this guy is coming from, sounds to me like he needs to check his own records before harassing you.


Submitted by on Wed, 04/12/2006 - 16:05

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They also use the name "Whistler Holdings" and, as such, I have a signed check with their name on it, PAID IN FULL.

I just want him to keep on coming, and hopefully turn this into something BIG.

We'll see what the BBB says. I sent my complaint to the AG here in MA today. I talked with them via phone and they are most interested. My own attorney feels he is walking a very fine line between civil and criminal in this case. His stupidity will be the difference between his punishment being under civil law or criminal. At this point he is crossing the line, and I certainly won't stop him. He will be a poster boy for collection agents as the type of person you DON'T want to be. His mistakes so far alone could cover an entire day of onsite training for new collection people, lol.

Only the dumbest of the dumb survive in that business, lol.


Submitted by on Wed, 04/12/2006 - 18:54

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Don't sweat it Igall! Eventually the financial farces meet their end. You are welcome still to be a part of this forum for as long as you like even after the debts are gone.

Now you know from both myself and Jerkball that while the debts are to be taken seriously, the collectors are not. The ones in the payday loan arena are a bunch of uneducated, smart-mouthed, bumbling imbeciles with no life. Let them piss and moan all that hot air, they can't do jack to you no matter how sincere they sound.

Keep us close too. Any questions you may have will certainly have answers!


Submitted by Jedi Mistress Ari on Wed, 04/12/2006 - 19:13

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Thank you all for your support. This guy works for the payday loan company C.R. Interweb. He is seriously mistaken if he thinks he got to me in any way other than making me laugh at his stupidity. I printed his email and will keep it just in case he contacs me again. Then I will contact the Attorney General. I am so very grateful for this forum. It has not only educated me but has brought me much needed peace of mind. Bless you all.


Submitted by deirdre_williams on Thu, 04/13/2006 - 06:12

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It's easy. Just do a google search and you're right there. When the stupids from First Credit of America called my husband for a debt that was not even valid, after he got off the phone (he paid just to cover his ass)I asked him about the nature and content of the call, I was working at CCA at the time where the fdcpa was a religion. As it turns out, the collector from First Credit of America completely bumbled his way through the call and disregarded the FDCPA. I immediately drafted a letter for him to send to the Attorney General of Illinois. Less than a month later, he got the amount refunded to him from First C of A plus a letter of apology, and the AG and the Consumer Affairs department investigated the original creditor and I beleive they got ding'd as well.

The funny thing was, I kept trying to call 1st C of A to try and settle this with them and call them on their disregard for the FDCPA. All I ever got was "Audix" and nobody ever returned my calls!


Submitted by Jedi Mistress Ari on Thu, 04/13/2006 - 06:31

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Anyone want some popcorn?? This is gonna be good!

Let these scammers keep digging and digging their own holes. The longer you let them commit illegal acts, the more you have. Maybe you can even sue the collector personally as well.


Submitted by on Sun, 04/16/2006 - 16:24

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I "TEACH" the "fdcpa" and I will tell all of you thatyou all have an extremely strong case against these "dirtballs" each violation carries a $1000 fine. You may sue the Agency "AND" the "collector. If you all get together, call the FTC & have them file a "Class Action" suit. All parties would get 1% of the companys net worth or $500,000 (which ever is larger. Split between say 100 of you would be $5000 a piece. My girlfriend just received 2 calls and an email from these guys. I've already put them on notice myself.I for one am going to follow through on this. They won't know what hit them....Trust me


Submitted by on Thu, 04/27/2006 - 17:28

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We trust you, bro! I once helped my husband bring a similar group of dirtballs to their knees! First Credit of America, they did not stop to think that their debtor was married to a student loan collector, and they got caught with their pants down. After I got the details of the horribly FDCPA-fumbled call from my husband, I drafted a letter to the Illinois Attorney General, and my husband got every penny refunded, plus a profound apology from that agency. This one in question will be the biggest bunch of the sorest losers ever!


Submitted by Jedi Mistress Ari on Thu, 04/27/2006 - 19:13

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I am waiting on one of my payday loan collection agencies to hang themselves. It was being paid through T & C with them to the original lender or affiliate lender since the funds were disburse by the First Bank of Delaware. I received a letter from the First Bank of Delaware earlier in the month. They were replying to a nasty gram that I had sent Universal Cash Advance about not being licensed in my state. They did send me all my orginal paperwork that I needed. I had sent the collection agency a validation request a couple of months ago via certified mail with return receipt requested. I have the green signature card that it was received by them to the correct address listed for correspondence and not payments. The letter that I received from the First Bank of Delaware states that the collection company did not receive any request or payments from me. Duh they were went to Universal Cash Advance. I have contacted the division of financial institutions on my state for for more information on how to proceed with the matter. Universal Cash Advance has a mailing address in Georgia and payday loans are illegal in Georgia according to the attorney general's office. This could get interesting.


Submitted by on Fri, 04/28/2006 - 02:43

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I sent my payday loan sharks the certified letters and Arrowhead rejected it giving me a bogus Vegas address. I can't find One Step Cash but I did fax the cease action and calls letter and they along with CR Interweb are completely ignoring them. After I put a lock on my acount I just found out that one of the jerks were able to withdraw fund twice yet I cannot access my own money. I verified with the bank tat no money was could be taken with out me authorizing it in person including ACH transactions. I am furious. I emailed the bank officer that locked my account and will call them this morning.


Submitted by on Fri, 04/28/2006 - 05:16

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do you not have anything better to do than bad mouth my name online? i am a person, who has a job to do. if you did not make poor choices.... i would not have a job. so continue making poor choices... poor people... and i will continue reaping my big fat bonus checks. hugs.


Submitted by on Thu, 05/24/2007 - 08:10

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Hey guys I had an old laptop running XP Pro. A couple of weeks ago, every time I would connect to the internet via DSL or wireless, the hard drive light would come on - as if it were writing something to the hard drive. It would cause IE to run slower than dial-up. I looked in task manager and although the CPU usage was high, there didn't seem to be a process listed that was using it. I used LavaSoft Adaware to scan on a regular basis as well as Norton 2005. I eventually gave up and bought a new laptop (Vista Home), which now has the same problem. It is obviously related to something that I copied over to the new computer from the old computer. But the things is, Norton Internet security isn't picking up a virus. I used it to scan everything before copying it on to the new computer. Has anyone heard of such a thing or had the same problem? I'd much rather be able to find and remove the problem rather than restore.

Thanks!


Submitted by on Wed, 04/23/2008 - 09:37

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What's always been crazy to me is how involved these collectors get. I never met anyone in real life who is so involved with their job and so loyal to their company. Are they getting commission for collecting debt? I'm seriously curious, because I never thought they made too much money and I wonder why they get so into it?


Submitted by bea2ls on Thu, 05/01/2008 - 07:27

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Might be slightly off topic, but I've been edging to get this out. Okay who would win in a fight, Obama or Bush? :D
I'd say Obama would pull out with some slick moves he's got up his sleeve. :-p
Comments?


Submitted by on Wed, 05/14/2008 - 16:28

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hey guys. I've been lurking here for a few months and I thought I'd finally make a post. My boyfriend's birthday is coming up and I want to get him something nice but I'm a little short on cash... (shopping and all).

So here's my question... has anyone here ever bought a replica watch online before? obviously he'll know it's a replica watch... I'm not trying to fool him or anything :)

But I'm curious about if anyone has ever bought from a site and NOT gotten scammed. I've read a lot of bad things about a lot of different websites.

I've been reading replicawatchnews.com and they have a few sites to avoid, but there are hundreds out there and it's just not enough.

Should I just buy from the sites they recommend? Should I just get a new boyfriend whose birthday isn't coming up? Should I buy myself a new purse instead? Let me know what you guys think :)


Submitted by on Thu, 05/22/2008 - 15:18

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hello im new here and wanted to introduce myself to the forum, been a long time lurker to this forum but never really got right into posting and stuff. Im a family man and dont have alot of time to play on the net but did decide to get more active in posting and conversating with good folks like the ones on this forum.
Hope to meet lots of new freinds from here.


Submitted by on Fri, 07/04/2008 - 06:50

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This has gotten a little off topic, so I will try to answer some questions.

If you see spam, there is a" Report Spam here "topic in the Pub. Just post the link, and the mods will get to it when we are here.

If there is a spam bot, they sometimes post faster than we can delete, but all the mods try to keep an eye out for this.

If you have a question, or comment not related to the post or topic, feel free to start a post or question in the Pub, where all sorts of things are discussed. Whatever the post or question, we do not allow advertising, etc., please refer to the Terms of Service here.

Thanks, and I will try to catch more spam if I am able..KAren :D


Submitted by Bossy4455 on Sun, 07/06/2008 - 11:26

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