Allied Interstate has no stable mailing address

Do you smell blood in the water with Allied Interstate? When there is blood in the water, sharks follow the blood scent to eat the bleeding creature. A few years ago Allied Interstate was considering bankruptcy. Apparently, there is not much money ("blood") in collecting money from poor people. They received financing from one of their clients to keep them in business, so they could continue harassing poor people for blood. The creditors are keeping them afloat. Isn't it nice that Allied Interstate can take bankruptcy and get out of their debts, but they will harass debtors to the grave. Oh! the hypocrisy.

I suspect that the reason debtors can not get a mailing address on this company is because the company is barely financially solvent (bleeding) and they have difficulty paying the office lease. Landlords, lease management companies, and telephone companies like prompt payments of blood. Being late with the blood means that there is an eviction. I think there is a reason for the lack of stable addresses with Allied Interstate. What do you think?

If the debtors stopped paying Allied Interstate, how quickly do you think Allied Interstate would bleed to death?

These are just the thoughts of an astute psychotic. REMEMBER: The whole world floats of B.S. Remove the B.S. and the world (Allied Interstate) is no longer floating financially. Many debtors would relish the idea of a world free of Allied Interstate and its multitude of violations of the Fair Debt Collector's Act. - - "psychochemist" - -