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Bass & Associates has a new place of business!

Date: Sat, 12/22/2007 - 13:21

Submitted by cajunbulldog
on Sat, 12/22/2007 - 13:21

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From the ACA website.Someone needs to turn this over to Florida AG for a heads up,any takers?

States Pre-disposition Services, Inc.
Evelyn Jackson, President
1204 S 2nd St Ste F
Folkston, GA 31537-4305
Phone: (912) 276-9254


The handful of posts from people they have contacted on this name all indicate affiliates of Bahamas Marketing Group. (Platinum B, SSM, etc.) So either Tucker is sending them over the Jackson after he buys the debts back off these companies or he's still re-selling the debts to Westbury, who've been using Bass for years.


lrhall41

Submitted by FreakyFriday on Sat, 12/22/2007 - 18:36

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That was an interesting article in the Jacksonville paper. I'd like to read Bass' motion for dismissal. I'm sure it would be a really entertaining work of fiction. The next round of the trial, in January is when they'll get the axe. They know they are going to lose, or they would not have tried to flee prosecution.


lrhall41

Submitted by Law Student on Sat, 12/22/2007 - 19:17

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I really roared when I read the newspaper article! I think the statement about the woman talking into the radio was about the funniest thing I've read in a long time! If I had been the person she was doing that to, I would have asked her if that was a Sirius radio. If so, she's probably the only one listening to it.

FreakyFiday mentioned a South Park episiode. Was it the one where Cartman was dressed as a cop yelling "You will respect my Authority!"? That one was a hoot!

I live in Jacsonville, so I'll definitely be on the lookout for any more news about this.

I wonder why the local TV news has not picked up on this. They've done pieces before about shady CA's and people knowing their rights under the fdcpa. I think one station even did a story once about a CA that reported a woman as deceased. They advised the reporter it wasn't their job to verify whether the woman was actually deceased or not. I'm still not clear on that one, yet; I would have thought they would have requested a copy of a death certificate.


lrhall41

Submitted by FloridaRon on Sun, 12/23/2007 - 07:39

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I was thinking of the episode where Cartman and the boys are playing cop and another group of kids comes in playing FBI and takes over their case. But the one you described fits even better. It's perfect! I can just imagine the conversation:

Basshole: This is Agent Orange of the FBI. I'm investigating the theft of $200 from the poor folks at Platinum B. If you don't pay them by three o'clock I'm coming to arrest you, your boss, your dog and anyone else I can think of.

Victim: B-b-but I alrady paid them over $1000 on that loan . . .

Basshole: Shut up. YOU WILL RESPECT MY AUTHORITAY!!!


lrhall41

Submitted by FreakyFriday on Sun, 12/23/2007 - 14:36

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I would think you would want to contact your state's Attorney General's Office, not the Florida Attorney General's Office? Unless, of course, you happen to live in Florida. I would think your's state's AG's office should be they one to handle any complaints regardless of where the CA is located.

Am I confused?

Of course the Federal Trade Commission is going to be across the board, regardless of what state you or the CA is located. Don't forget to file complaints with them too.


lrhall41

Submitted by FloridaRon on Fri, 12/28/2007 - 06:17

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I see. Thanks for clearing it up for me. I thought I may have been a little confused.

I guess it wouldn't hurt if they filed complaints with their state's AG's office too, though? As well as the Florida AG's office?

The more the merrier!


lrhall41

Submitted by FloridaRon on Fri, 12/28/2007 - 06:32

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I received a call at work, which they actually called a co-worker of mine. They would not tell me who they were at first, but she told me she was sending my case to the authorities for "Stealing" money across federal state lines. She then told me I had a $390.00 loan that I needed to pay and I had 4 hours to deposit money into their Bank of America account. She asked me if I was on probation or parole and that she needed all of this information to show that I wanted to pay off this one loan. She said she would have to talk to people and they didn't care if I paid, they didn't want the money but they wanted to see me go to jail for breaking the law. I got a little freaked out, but I have a pre-paid attorney so I contact them. This lady told me to call someone who loves me and have them pay. I told her nobody loves me that much. She wanted $1000.00 today.
While waiting for my attorney to call back, I had my husband call and act like he was a friend who was going to help. When he asked for their Idaho Collection Liscense number they said they were a litigation firm, he asked for their Law Licsense and she didn't respond. This lady hung up on me twice. They told my husband that I had 2 $600.00 loans and that they were from 2006. I hadn't taken one since 2005. I called her back and she said that I had to send proof of legal representation within 2 hours.
After a couple more phone calls with the attorney and a couple more phone calls between my husband and "Tracie" we found all of the information on this website. They faxed a letter stating they needed $1000.00 and they addressed the letter to with my name but the greeting had someone elses name on it.
This lady told me to leave work so I wouldn't be embarrassed when they came to arrest me.
Finally she called my husband again and he told her that we knew her company was being investigated and that he thinks she is working out of her house. Now up until this point she hung up on me twice and was sweet as pie to my husband. She freaked out on him and screamed "Fine don't pay it then". She called me twice again before he talked to her, and now the phone calls have stopped.
Also, she disclosed all the "information" on these debts to my husband, and he didn't even tell her who he was. She even referred to him by a different name than what he gave her. She gave dates and amounts, even though different than what she gave me.
Fight back. Don't buy into this stuff!


lrhall41

Submitted by on Wed, 01/09/2008 - 11:46

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Wow, more of their BS in breaking the law.
Lets count the fdcpa violations:
1. Implying that you have committed a crime.
2. Threatening you with arrest.
3. Use of abusive language
4. Third party disclosure
I bet they didn't even provide the mini miranda, probably also had some meaningful disclosure problems in there as well.

File suit against them as well as contacting their state Attorney General's office as well as the FTC. They are already looking at a shutdown in FL because of these same actions. Time for them to get it again in GA I guess. :lol:


lrhall41

Submitted by JCEMT on Wed, 01/09/2008 - 16:11

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