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Pdl ny --vincent cignoralli

Date: Wed, 03/16/2011 - 12:14

Submitted by anonymous
on Wed, 03/16/2011 - 12:14

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Last thursday started getting calls to my grandmother with whom i do not reside saying i needed contact this attorney's office for a check fraud case. When i returned the call, the guy advised that there was a 2008 pdl for 250 and to settle out of court would be an excess of 1317.00 or there would be both civil and criminal charges for a bad check by nys regulations. I did take the loan, however did not disclose this to him. I requested documentation numerous times during the conversation and he replied they weren't obligated to give any. I advised i wasnt obligated to talk to him any longer and hung up. This week i've gotten two messages, one from a jessica johnson, process server, saying she is authorized to serve me court summons tomorrow and will do so at my place of employment and another from a miss baldwin who adv to call the office again in regards to this matter. I've filed a ftc complaint based on the fact the details were disclosed to a person that was not me, and based on research and on reading these posts, they are misrepresenting themselves as attorneys and bondsman and are really debt collectors, but now what do i do???


File a police report using the phone number they're calling you from. Tell your grandmother and other family members and/or friends to ignore their calls. The next time they call you tell them you've filed a police report, you're aware this is a scam and that they won't be scaring you out of any of your money. Then tell them to eff off and never speak to them again. They'll stop eventually. PDLs are illegal in the state of NY. This is a typical unlicensed / illegal lender tactic when someone defaults on a loan. Did you pay back any of the $250?


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Submitted by OhioGal1 on Wed, 03/16/2011 - 12:49

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