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Complaint Review: FMS Financial Aka Palisades Collection
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| FMS Financial Aka Palisades Collection PO Box 681515
Schaumburg,, Illinois U.S.A. |
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FMS Financial Aka Palisades Collection Attempted Debt Collection Schaumburg, Illinois
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I've just received a notice of debt collection from FMS Investment Corp on behalf of Palisade Collection; stating original debt with First USA. Several of the items in the letter match with other rip off reports on this site, such as using my tax refund to pay the debt and offering a generous (45%) reduction. I have never done business with any of the mentioned companies, and would really appreciate someone telling me what I'm supposed to do with this letter. The amount claimed is over three thousand , so I'm concerned. Should I reply or just pitch the letter and forget it?
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Pasco, Washington
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What I'm doing to fight Palisades Collection , LLC
AUTHOR: Wmary2k - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, August 25, 2008
I have had a similar experience with Palisades Collection, LLC for the past several years... actually, my husband has, but I'm the designated fighter. In the summer of 2005 they sent a letter requesting over $10,000 for an account originally held by First USA bank. My husband had no recollection of such an account and it does not ever show up on his credit reports. We were provided with nothing but an account number. We immediately filed a dispute on the claim with Palisades, and requested documentation of the account balances and transactions. We filed the same request in writing to First USA . First USA did not reply at all. Palisades simply sent us the same letter the following summer under the guise of "Merchants Credit" .
We went through the same procedure of filing a dispute, and this time sent a report to the FTC ( it's pretty easy online).
I did not hear last year , so I assumed the case had dried up. This summer , however, we received a new letter, with the new pricetag of over $22,000 , again, from Palisades. Attached was copy of the original APPLICATION for the credit card ( a VISA Gold)... with his signature neatly forged ( obviously not his signature for the neatness of it) and his mother's maiden name misspelled! Oh, yes, and a request for a $29,000 balance transfer ... and an additional card for , you guessed it , his ex- wife. ( not his ex at the time ( 1994!!)) Anyway, this is getting scarier, as now I almost believe there may have actually BEEN an account involved... but my reply to them was that all they had shown was a mere application. I again requested specific information on the account, listing such items as opening date, opening balance, all payments, all charges, and final balance when payments stopped coming. I also requested the reason the amount had doubled since the last letter. My guess is I won't hear from them again for a year, but I think it's time to find someone who knows the RULES about spousal forgery ( if there are any ) and the statute of limitations on such things. Wish us luck!
We went through the same procedure of filing a dispute, and this time sent a report to the FTC ( it's pretty easy online).
I did not hear last year , so I assumed the case had dried up. This summer , however, we received a new letter, with the new pricetag of over $22,000 , again, from Palisades. Attached was copy of the original APPLICATION for the credit card ( a VISA Gold)... with his signature neatly forged ( obviously not his signature for the neatness of it) and his mother's maiden name misspelled! Oh, yes, and a request for a $29,000 balance transfer ... and an additional card for , you guessed it , his ex- wife. ( not his ex at the time ( 1994!!)) Anyway, this is getting scarier, as now I almost believe there may have actually BEEN an account involved... but my reply to them was that all they had shown was a mere application. I again requested specific information on the account, listing such items as opening date, opening balance, all payments, all charges, and final balance when payments stopped coming. I also requested the reason the amount had doubled since the last letter. My guess is I won't hear from them again for a year, but I think it's time to find someone who knows the RULES about spousal forgery ( if there are any ) and the statute of limitations on such things. Wish us luck!
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