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My conversation w/ Lisa Burton of CTC went downhill as soon

Date: Wed, 12/13/2006 - 13:12

Submitted by Apeshizzle McFizzleface
on Wed, 12/13/2006 - 13:12

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as I started mentioning things like:

- applicable Federal and state statutes, common law, and case law;
- the fact CTC is not licensed to lend in my state;
- the fact that wage assignments without a handwritten and in-person signature are illegal in Texas.
- how unethical it was of her to call my references and tell them of the "urgent need for her to get a hold of me" when I had left her a message literally 15 minutes earlier with my contact number
- my demand that she not call me at my place of employment because I cannot accept non-business calls.
- and my statement that I will not pay anything to CTC until I see a debt validation letter, or at the very least, something in writing itemizing the amount I owe and why I owe it, ie, something tantamount to a debt validation letter since CTC apparently does not have such letters.

OH MAN. Her way of handling this call after my comments was priceless.

A) She accused me of fraud for knowingly signing a wage revocation agreement in a state that would not honor it;

B) She accused me of setting out to default on the loan from the start because I knew they were not licensed in Texas.

C) She stated that she will continue to call my references. (Oddly she said that she will honor my request not to call my employer).

D) She stated that she is sending my account to Universal Something or Other in Texas for third-party collection and that they will "PURSUE LEGAL ACTION AGAINST ME."

E) She stated that people like me are "one in a million" and that the other 999,000 people she deals with treat her civilly." She then accused me of bullying her when I responded that "the other 999,999 -- yes Ms. Burton, if I'm one in a million the others are 999,999 not 999,900 like you just said -- must not now that there are federal and state laws that protect them from unfair debt collection tactics.

F) She told me they do not accept mail and will not send a debt validation letter.

G) She told me not to call her back just to harass her.


Please send me a template of the letter in regards to CTC....email address removed as per forum rules - Mike
thanks for all the help


lrhall41

Submitted by on Wed, 12/13/2006 - 14:14

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CTC has been in default only for about 4 weeks. All my other PDL defaults were prior to rehab and most have been taken care of. As stupid as it sounds, I actually used the CTC loan to pay-off two other loans.

I was able to get the loan because I had a bank account and 30-day statement that did not show all the other PDLs or NSFs from another account. And since I am receiving a pretty decent direct deposit check into that account, they approved me for $700, which was enough to pay-off two PDLs.

CTC and FTR will be the last people I pay-off because they are such blatant violators of the fdcpa. On the other hand, the guy who keeps calling me from Astro Lending just sounds clueless and incompetent. He's just like monotone "pay this off or we're sending it to a third party for legal action." Like he's just reading some script and could give two-thirds of a shit about his job or getting my money.


lrhall41

Submitted by Apeshizzle McFizzleface on Wed, 12/13/2006 - 18:16

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LOL. I actually asked Lisa Burton "how she sleeps at night" after she said she was going to continue calling my references.

I thought of another great thing she said. She told me she couldn't get a hold of me yesterday because my phone was disconnected, "I guess you didn't pay that bill either." Actually, I turn my cell off during the day because I can't use it at work. So it just goes straight to voicemail. Idiot can't even tell the difference.


lrhall41

Submitted by Apeshizzle McFizzleface on Wed, 12/13/2006 - 18:18

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I saw the following letter in another thread. Please tell me they did not send something like this to my employer. How embarrassing.

Cash Transfer Centers LTD
also dba
Northway Financial Services LTD
and E CARE CONTACT CENTERS LTD

I got the same run around from them.....




Quote:

Quote:
September 21, 2006

Dear
This correspondence is being sent to you with regard to a loan that your employee, , has obtained from Cash Transfer Centers. This loan is currently outstanding.

We would like to confirm a few pieces of information provided to us by, so that further assistance can be provided to him/her in resolving this matter. In the event that is unwilling to voluntarily resolve this outstanding issue, we will be forced to take further action which may require additional assistance from this payroll department.

To assist in preventing this matter from escalating further, we are requesting confirmation of the following information:
Is SSN listed as?
Is position listed as a?
Is your mailing address , , , , ?
Was last pay day on August 31, 2006?

, given the importance and urgency of this matter, we look forward to receiving your prompt response via e-mail (reply to this email) or to the toll free number referenced below. Please note, however, that any contact between your employee and Cash Transfer Centers with regard to this issue must be conducted via telephone at the number referenced below so that important information regarding resolution of this outstanding issue can be provided directly to. Thank you in advance for your assistance and cooperation in resolving this matter.


Sincerely,

Account Manager
1-866-567-0888

cc:


Cash Transfer Centers Ltd.Loan Number: 29059507Loan Repayment Date: August 31, 2006TOTAL DUE AS OF September 21, 2006:$1,455.00


lrhall41

Submitted by Apeshizzle McFizzleface on Wed, 12/13/2006 - 18:28

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I have dealt with CTC in the past. You can send a letter revoking the wage assigment to CTC. The asssignment is voluntary. You can search the forum for a sample letter. Depending on the state you are in, the employer might garnish wages to pay for this debt. So make sure to send your HR a copy. I know in NC wage garnishments have to be by court order.
Also they sent the loan to the collection agency of Univeral Fidelity in Texas, which is not licensed to do business in the state.


lrhall41

Submitted by bdouble on Wed, 12/13/2006 - 19:01

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