National Credit Adjusters
Date: Mon, 02/16/2009 - 16:39
I would respond, letting them know that the payday lender that t
I would respond, letting them know that the payday lender that they are trying to collect for is not licensed in your state to lend, I would also let them know not to contact you at home/work/or any other number that they have of you. If you paid back the principal, I would also tell them that. I would send a DV letter. I would also check your credit reports, they had reported me, I disputed it with the agencies and they deleted the record.
Should I report them to the different agencies such as the bbb,
Should I report them to the different agencies such as the bbb, state attorney, etc, like I did Payday Loan Yes?
They are one of the worst debt collectors.National Credit Adjust
They are one of the worst debt collectors.National Credit Adjusters has been reported using illegal collection tactics on the consumers.
Hi melmel, It depends on how the CA responds to beli2005's wo
Hi melmel,
It depends on how the CA responds to beli2005's wonderful advice. If you feel better about, you can cc: such communications to the FTC, BBB, Attorney General, etc.
chrys
