Allied Interstate keeps me waiting on the phone
Date: Wed, 02/28/2007 - 16:07
It is quite possible that it wasn't a live person that called yo
It is quite possible that it wasn't a live person that called you, but a computer. When it got a live person (you) instead of disco'ing the call or leaving a message, you were transferred to a queue. You then got the next available collector. I advise sending them a letter stating you will only communicate via mail (utilize return receipt). While you are at it, send another letter demanding a validation of the debt. You need to send it to them in writing; telling any given collector these things carries no real weight.
Find their address nearest to your place and send a letter to va
Find their address nearest to your place and send a letter to validate your account in case they are collecting for your past debts. See the sample letter here
http://www.debtconsolidationcare.com/forums/about216.html
You should be notified about the debt in writing before they call you again. If there is no response, send a cease and desist letter.
http://www.debtconsolidationcare.com/template-cdletter.html
