HELP ME!!!

Pennsylvania, South Carolina, North Carolina and Texas do not allow wage garnishment for creditor debt.

Just wanted to verify the info I already had. :)

I keep seeing on my callerid 636-327-4442. I have done a ylw pgs search & it shows up some guy named Kelly Keyser in Wentzville, MO...When I call it, it says the mailbox is full & the v-ml name is Harry Palmer....Really weird. Does this by chance sound familiar to anyone?

Hi Igall, I answered you in another thread. But I did a search on the number and this is what I came up with:

Kelly Keyser
Wentzville, MO (map)
Tel.: (636) 327-4442

It appears to be a personal matter. Maybe you should answer it the next time they call. I don't think you have anything to worry about since its not a collection agency or lawyer. could just be the wrong number. or someone trying to find an old friend or something.

Dana-You may want to check out this thread (I hope I posted it correctly). If you signed a "Voluntary wage assignment"-it is my understanding that things could be a little different. Still, you can revoke that but I would suggest you do it if you have concerns about this. Good luck to you! maryanne
http://forums.debtcc.com/forums/non-garnishable.html

That's great! Thanks for that link.

If you see this on your caller id - do not answer. It is a charity fraud - for an organization attempting to collect funds in support of injured police officers and families. Do not respond.
They again called me to donate and when I asked more about the organization, the guy hung up. I had already researched them however . . . and was well aware of the scam

I received a call today from 636-327-4442 when our 5 year old answered someone hung up or if it went to voice mail they did not leave a messege.
So I called the number back and a messege call on about a police protection fund-no thanks

I don't know if it was the same number or not, but I got a call from someone wanting "donations" for injured police offers foundation. They gave me this long spill about what they do and how the money is spent and how they saw I had "donated" before, which was a crock because I never donate over the phone. Anyway,I told him that he was mistaken about us donating, but my "husband" and an "injured police officer" and how much I thought it was a wonderful idea and would he please tell me where I could get more information on this "organization" and how my "injured husband" could receive assistance, blah, blah, blah....funny, that "nice" person on the other end said, sorry and hung up on me! I laughed my butt off. I tried the number back and all it did was ring! Imagine that! Sometimes it is funny to mess with these people! I never ever make donations or anything like that over the phone.

I also got a call from this number I saw on my caller ID. They did not leave a number.

add ur name to ur local state's do not call list..

I get the same calls from this number. They claim they are the police protection fund. I did a search and found it to be located in Wentzville, MO. I filed a complaint with the general attorney's office to have them investigated.