"Interstate Collections" is located somewhere in Jacksonville, Flordia.
Also, the same switchboard operator who use to work for Ted, at Ellis Crosby & Associates, is now working at Interstate.
Weird ain't it?
Phone number: 866-225-4872
Hopefully no one has to deal with them, as many are starting to get threatening calls from them.
It's also possible that they are called something else, but I was told by another forum member that they are "Interstate". Whoever they are, the switchboard operator is definitely the same person who answered "how can I dircect your call" for Ted Crosby.
Regards-
Mike
Sub: #41 posted on Thu, 12/08/2005 - 14:20
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Sub: #42 posted on Thu, 12/08/2005 - 14:34
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You should not tense yourself when dealing with this company. Make sure that you keep your basis strong. Think of keeping a track of everything so that you can defend yourself later.
Sub: #43 posted on Thu, 12/08/2005 - 16:26
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I spoke to DA Wisenburg yesterday and called his bluff. Now they are supposedly sending my debt back to the orginal company. (That I have never heard of)
Sub: #44 posted on Fri, 12/09/2005 - 06:37
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Sub: #48 posted on Fri, 12/09/2005 - 08:37
Sub: #49 posted on Fri, 12/09/2005 - 08:38
They know they have the higher power when they don't tell you who they really are. However, over time with all the complaints that get made and with everyones sneaky investigative work we can find out who they are.
While filing your complaint, tell them the next time they call that you find it hard to believe they are a real company when they have no website, no address to mail a certified check to, no local phone number to call, or any other information that can validate the debt to you.
This company is still in hot water. Keep all receipts and documents if you send anything to them. Record the calls if you must. In some states, recording the call on incoming lines is ok. In situations where outgoing calls are placed, you need to announce it.
Regards-
Mike
Sub: #50 posted on Fri, 12/09/2005 - 08:40
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