ULPD Proccessing Division
Jersey City New Jersey
U.S.A.
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ULPD Proccessing Division harassing, threatening phone calls. Jersey City New Jersey
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2Consumer
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Receiving threatening phone calls from a Indian male from a company called ULPD Processing Division identifying himself as a Officer Brian. The male said I owe him money for an unknown loan. The company has my Social Security number and said they will see me in court if I don t call them back. The male threaten me on my voicemail. I called the number 1 201-234-4602 ext 1051 and they keep hanging up on me or I get a busy signal. It is harassing that this company can just call people like this.
Jg
Galloway, New Jersey
U.S.A.
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#1 Consumer Suggestion
AUTHOR: Kay - York (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, January 04, 2009
POSTED: Sunday, January 04, 2009
I was too a victum of this company and was scammed out of 390.00 dollars this is not a real company! Please do not give them any money! I can say it was a long week for me when this happened to me because they had all of my personal info Things you should do right away if contacted by men with thick accents from ulpd.
ALL THIS WORKED FOR ME: ( And It Can for You)
call your local police to file a report.
Call your local FBI they have a website you can report this type of fraud on.
Change your phone number because they will not stop calling. I did and we have not ever recieved a call from them again.
Change your bank account number or cancel your debit or credit card number if they have it. Also it is important that you keep all of their names and nummbers and location or address they may have given you for the police ,FBI, or your bank this will help if there was ever to be a crimminal case against them even thouugh it may take a long time.
Also if they do debit your card or account get the phone number that is on the debit that goes through your bank because they can do a fraud investigation to get your money back. I did and I got my money back from the bank because they debited my visa and it was found to be fraud.
I also put a fraud alert on my social for my credit reports
#2 Consumer Comment
AUTHOR: Stacey - Dallas (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, January 04, 2009
POSTED: Monday, January 05, 2009
Next time they call tell them you know that it is a scam and hang up!
Don't change your phone number just tell them you are on to this scam
