888-587-0752 - Has anyone dealt with this law office?

dont know why my post was not showing (maybe deleted because I did not have the same experience as the mods)
Anyway, this sleeze ball firm did freeze my cousins account and stole her last 58.00.

OMG, I hate this company. I owed on a chase cc. They froze my account which was in citi bank and got 217.00 from me. I have no idea how they even got that account #. I fought with citi bank, but they said there was nothing they could do. This was about 6 months ago. Anyone have an idea if I can somehow get my money back

Nope I never set anything up with them. I got 1 letter and then next thing I know they took my money

I deal with them and at first it was a joy to deal with them but i made the payment just to clear it up i requested a letter of settlement from them and to week later i still havent recieved it. I have called and called them every time some body gets on the phone that half speak english cant understand them and still to date i havent got this letter as of yet

I was just denied for a credit card so I checked my credit reports and found a charge for a "seriously over due" payment of 70$. I called the offices and they stonewalled me with these receptionists who don't seem to speak any english other than the lines they've rehearsed. They refuse to give me any info unless I give them my whole social security number over the phone. I tried my full name, phone number, address, even the so-called account number listed in their claim against me - nada. Now, because of their claim, my credit score dropped and I can't get a credit card.
Real a-holes, these people.

for what its worth...

never communicate any identifiing information over the phone...ecspecially to people with foreign accents...

never admit to any debt...you are innocent until proven guilty...no matter what the truth is

if your debt is beyond the statutes of limitations...send a certified letter, return reciept and the whole nine yards...telliing them not to contact you any further on this debt ever again...and thats it...dont admit to the debt, dont identify the debt and you should never hear from them again...if they do...you can sue them for costs plus 1k per violation...

oh...and...never admit to being who they are looking for...never confirm your ID...if you do...it takes them from a fishing expedition to a confirmed contact...and they will keep calling until you are blue in the face...send the letter and its over...they have 5 days to send you a letter after the 1st contact...your reply should be to NEVER CONTACT ME AGAIN ON THIS DEBT...period...end of story...

by law...they cannot lie to you on the phone...they do...they cannot refuse to give you contact info, including address...they will...so dont feel bad about evading any confirmation of debt with these scumbags...they are planting lies about garnishment and siezed accounts to generate fear...they are only allowed to garnish your money if you have a judgement...and then, only if the judgement is properly maintained...if they dont renew the judgement and keep it current its worthless...thats what these junk collectors have...worthless debt that they buy for .02 on the dollar...

I got a call from them the other day,they seem very money hungry,they wanted a payment,but I demanded a letter,or statement showing the balance,everyone is foreign that I talked 2 ,no offense to anyone but that's what makes me skeptical about them,true I have the bill but ive never received a statement from them,matter of fact the guy wanted me to pay b4 I got a letter!!!

I have been dealing with Robert Nolan, he has been very deciving. They offer me a settlement, once I agree, they raised it. DO NOT accept or send them anuything unless you have something in writing from them

My son is getting calls from them regarding a supposed debt to AT&T. He has never done business with AT&T for either land line or cell phone. They are calling my number seeking him, but he hasn't lived with me for 10 years. When he called them, they told him what he owes to AT&T but refused to give him any contact info to resolve this directly with AT&T; they said they didn't have any contact number for AT&T. Surprising, since they claim to be collecting for AT&T.

They are a slime collection agency full of aubergines that have nothing else to do. They buy questionable debt at best. If you call the companies they represent, the cos. do not know who they are.

I received a letter in the mail from this Mitchell N. Kay place saying I owed almost $200.00 to Regions Bank. I have never EVER had an account with them. I have not received any phone calls, just this letter. I googled the website they gave at the bottom of the letter and it would not come up. It did bring up this forum, however, and now after reading all these horror stories I have reported them to the Federal Trade Commission. With the luck everyone else is having, I do not see the point in trying to contact them. Does anyone know if it is legal for them to freeze the account I have now? Thank you to everybody who has posted comments. You have saved me and countless other people from being scammed!

i received a settlement from the law offices of mitchell n kay. they say that chase is sueing me but when i called chase they have no record of this... I am not understanding what is going on..should I pay them? I do owe washingtons mutal the amount they are asking for but when i called them they dont have a record of the law suit either. they dont even have a record that I owe them anything...what should I do? should I pay it or not?

I just received a letter from Law Offices of Michell M Kay, P.C about a T-Mobile account. I was seriously thinking about calling them up and paying the amount, but, after reading this site, I dont think i should!

they are a bunch of aubergines and gandhis speaking in english accents and re a bunch of fools. they are a debt collection firm, if you want to call it that loosely, that buys debts or questionable debts; for pennies on the dollar.

Bet all of you subscribe to those credit protection services too. FOUL LANGUAGE DELETED.

I just wanted to say thanks to the moderator and other helpful people on this board. I received a notice from Mitchell's Law Offices regarding a very old account, demanding $4000. This account had actually been settled over 10 years ago, but for some reason still comes back to haunt me.
Anyway, as suggested I wrote this law office a dv (from this super helpful link- http://www.creditinfocenter.com/forms/sampleletter9.shtml ) and sent it certified mail. Lo and behold, they sent me a notice back today saying that they investigated my account and they couldn't get any information from the creditor so the account has been duly closed. Woo-hoo!!!
So once again, thank you for helping me with this problem! Cheers!

it says "This communication is from a debt collector..." yada yada yada...it is a collection agency..."law firm" is moot here...there are required to adhere to the FDCPA, period.

They are scumbags, send them a certified letter, return reciept requested, telling them to never contact you again. They buy debt that is beyond the statute of limitations and they can not and will not go to court to try to collect it. If you get served on a debt that is beyond the statute of limitations, write a letter to the court to respond that it is beyond the statute of limitations. The "firm" can not collect any debt beyond the SOL, its a perfect defense. NEVER talk to them on the phone. Just say "I have no record of anything you say over the phone, so I will not communicate with you over the phone. If you want to communicate with me, put it in a letter, and mail it so I have a record of what you want. That is the only way you may communicate with me, ever." Then HANG UP. Dont feel bad about it, they are trained professionals and have a record of unethical behavior.

Check what your states SOL is. Dont let this scam artist get the best of you.

http://www.creditcards.com/credit-card-news/credit-card-state-statute-limitations-1282.php

I have also gotten a letter from this "law firm" regarding a cell phone that I used to have, but it has been disconnected for 5 years now. They're offering me a 50% settlement on what I really owe...any suggestions? ~Ryan~

Do be careful in dealing with these people. Starting harassing 3+calls a day on my new trac phone. Not my debt and said they would remove my number. Still waiting. Check online for this number. Not good:(

They just bought an old AMEX account of mine, almost at SOL. Somehow they got my cell and have been calling me like crazy( no idea how that happened). Sent a DV, and have continued to get 1-2 calls a day for the last week. Not sure how the FDCPA works-so not sure if this is fineable violations. I have received other non-valid debt letters from them before on accounts that were never mine, in states I never lived in. they are relentless. But, it would be like getting water from a stone to collect on this debt. There isnt anything to get with this financial crisis.

This so called "law firm" obviously does not practice what they preach. Apparently someone who had my number in the past (and the distant past at that since I've had the number for almost 3 years) dealt with their firm. This morning they called my house. Having the day off, I answered and the operator (after the stupid auto dialer kicked it to a live person) asked for Jacqueline. When I told them that no Jacqueline lived here or ever lived here, I was apologized to and was told that my number would be taken out of the system. Thinking that this was the end of it, I said, "Thank you." and ended the call. Less than two hours the number showed up on my caller id again. I picked up the phone, waited for the live person. When she asked for Jacqueline, I said that I had told the first operator that there was no one here by that...and that was all the further I got before I was hung up on. Now I was a little irked. When the third phone call (and woke up my daughter from her nap) I was really steamed. When I was hung up on again, I decided to call and complain. I called the number from the caller id and reached Jeffrey. After a few minutes Jeffrey couldn't find any occurrence in the system other than the number being inactivated. When I explained that it was not, he hung up on me. When I called back, I asked to speak to a supervisor. In the process of being transferred the "system" hung up on me. When I finally got through to a supervisor it took 10 minutes of being on hold to find out that the system showed that I was supposedly only called once and the number was inactive. But they sure were able to see that I had phoned three times. And when I explained the situation he said he wasn't seeing it and couldn't verify it. When I asked how he would feel in my position he thought he might be upset. After harrassing me through phone calls, hanging up on me multiple times and calling me a liar, the supervisor couldn't explain how their policies were consistent with things like the "do-not call" list and why I shouldn't be upset. So, after this post, I'm headed to the BBB and logging my caller id so that if the number shows up on Monday, I get to be the one doing the harrassing.

Pay your bills on time and you don't have to deal with anybody! How bout them apples. If you don't already know this... You are judged by EVERYBODY via 3 things. TransUnion, Experian and Equifax! If you have somthng in collections... pay it! FYI. The guy with 20 car accidents and good credit gets better insurance rates then the guy with crappy credit and ZERO accidents! That's a FACT! And that goes across the board... Mortgage rates, buying furniture... OH yeah... When you apply for a JOB!

Employers will hire the guy that pays his bills rather then the guy that has accnts in collections! I know... Thats why I do!

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I got a letter from a law firm. It is for an old mobile phone account in collections. I called my old mobile company directly, asked for the collections department and asked for the name of the company handling the collection. They gave me the name and number. The name is the same as the one on the letter and the phone number is different. I will call tomorrow morning to see if the letter is legit.

This crap shit hole company is trying to take a veterans money. but not willing to help

Mitchell and Kay constantly call my cell phone looking for some black guy named antione wilson. For about one year now they have also tried to get personal information from me ,which I don't give them anything. I think we should all get together thru our names that we have posted here and contact the F.B.I. and alert to them that this so called company is doing this theft over the Internet and lets see if we can put some scammers in behind bars.

I just received a voicemail from this number (I didn't recognize the number, so I didn't answer.) Anyhow, I called them back after seeing all this information to try and get this straightened out, so they'd quit calling me all day long. Needless to say, the woman who answered the phone (and refused to give me her name) was extremely rude. I understand it's a job, it's a paycheck, and whatnot....but there is absolutely no need to be rude. The debt she was calling about is over 5 years old, and had been paid in full long ago. Rather than give me information as to how I can clear this up, she proceeded to tell me "Ma'am there is no reason to lie to me, I have the information right in front of me here, you have NOT paid." Excuse me? You're right. I have absolutely no reason to lie. I made mistakes in my past, and my credit is still horrid after working my behind off to pay everyone off, and get things up to snuff. But I know for a fact this particular debt she's talking about was paid. I'm extremely leery of sending them any information I have showing that the debt has been paid in full....if they've managed to find my phone number now, after I've moved a thousand miles and changed phone numbers countless times, they should be able to update their records and see that I've paid this. Also, if they're scammers of any sort....I refuse to give them any access to my records, accounts, or any of that. So my question now is what should I do? I'm not going to send them any money, and I'm not going to send them anything that would give them any further access to my information. They should be able to find it themselves, first of all. It's getting rather annoying to ignore their calls, and it seems putting your phone number on the Do Not Call list isn't doing the trick anymore. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance!!

I also received a call from this so called law firm about a debt which I know I don't have. I declared myself in bankruptcy 5 years ago and the case dismissed me of all charges. I only pay for my car and everything else I pay in cash, so I have no idea where this is coming from. I am a member of Lifelock so I know that this is not a case of identity theft. I called Lifelock and they are going to handle this call for me which shows that they are really loyal. Now that I have read all of these terrible cases of this law firm victims I'm not calling them back until I know what's going on.

I tried to pay on something that was on my credit report just to clear it off and after three attempts at a credit card payment that they say wont go through because of a bad address they want my checking acct info. I have told them the only way i will pay them is with a credit card period. I guess they don't want my money.

I had to pay down $300 I had in debt with T-Mobile. I paid it through a collection service on T-Mobile's behalf, $50/month for 6 months. A few months later these guys started calling me. Saying I still owed $100 on this. I talked with one of these pushy jerks one time (all other times ignored their calls) and I basically said, there must be some mistake, yada yada, they wouldn't budge, they insisted I pay them immediately.
I did not, got off the phone, later went over my checking account statements over the last year and saw that, yes, I made all my payments until I had nothing left to pay back.

I work for the company and have for the past 2 yrs... Do you know that if you paid your bills on time you wouldn't have to complain about paying a charged off acct.. When are you going to take responsibility for your irresponsibility.. Pay your bills and get over the situation you bunch of professional debtors..

You are looking for a person by the name of Eugina Gastis..SHE no longer has this phone number...Inform Rashid your rep that these calls will stop at once..Or you will be hearing from my law firm CRAVATH SWAINE & MOORE..

Law Offices of Mitchell N. Kay, P.C.

What this company is doing is a scam. They are contacting random people that have some connection to the debt and tricking them into paying. They don't have much information on them so they ask them to verify certain things like their addresses and whatnot. Do not give them any information.

Instead, file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) at the links below:

https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/

https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/Information?OrgCode=#crnt&panel1-1

Once the FTC has enough complaints, they will investigate this company further.

Below are reasons to file a complaint:

The company called me after I sent a written 'cease of communication' notice.
The company called me outside of 8am-9pm and/or at an inconvenient time.
The company called me at work, after being told that I cannot take personal calls.
The company called me looking for someone else.
The company calls me repeatedly.
The company added unauthorized interest/fees/expenses to the balance of my debt.
The company fails to identify themselves when they call me.
The company failed to send me written notice of the debt.
The company misrepresented the amount/status of the debt and/or the debt is not mine.
The company threatened to have me arrested and/or have my possessions seized.
The company threatened to take me to court if I did not pay.
The company refuses to respond to my written request to verify the debt.
The company told someone else about my debt.
The company used obscene/profane/abusive language.
The company threatened to use violence if I did not pay.

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One correction... if a suit is filed with a court and a summons issued, you must respond to it even if the debt involved is beyond the statute of limitations. If the summons is ignored, a default judgement may, depending on the jurisdiction, be entered against the defendant. It must then be paid.