- Report: #160580
Complaint Review: LHR S&P Capital
| LHR S&P Capital 56 Main St
Hamburg, New York U.S.A. |
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LHR S&P Capital Reages debt Hamburg New York
*Consumer Comment: There are two companies by this name
*Consumer Comment: S&P Capital Investments seems to be no longer in business
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1996: Filed complaint after Monaco trice tried to add $1500 for insurance. Their notification of this charge was forwarded from the old address when our change of address had been used by Monaco before. Predator! Proof of insurance had been provided twice so Asked for transaction history to verify all was removed from the account. They never provided this. Then asked for a payment deferrment as had moving expenses...they repo'd the car! Never heard from them again.
S&P Capital/TX reported this as a 2001 account "twice" in July 2005 to all credit bureaus and Lists original creditor(s)as Monaco (no longer exists) and FAF Auto. Sent complaint of FDCPA infraction to FTC and will soon contact Consumer Protection in both NY & TX. so they both will face $4000 fines. Also getting advise from attorney to file a lawsuit for damages. Reaging is Exhortion. Reaging is illegal. Exhortion is illegal.
NOTE: FAF is the NYSE code for First American aka TRIAD. TRIAD had been a wholly-owned subsidiary of Ford Motor Credit. In May 2005 the sub-prime auto lender Triad Financial Corp. was purchased away from Ford Motor Co. by a group of investors led by Dallas banker Gerald J. Ford (not related to the Ford Motor family). GJ Ford also owns stake in AmeriCredit and Triad owns the online Roadloans. The TRIAD website touts 300,000 accounts worth $4 billion. Buyers Beware.
Plaintiff
Atlanta, Georgia
U.S.A.
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There are two companies by this name
AUTHOR: Anonymous - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, May 18, 2009
When one conducts a search for S&P Capital, the results are rife with Ripoff Reports. These apply ONLY to S&P Capital Investments. S&P Capital of North Carolina has an impeccable record of service and customer support and is wholly unassociated with the entity referenced therein.
#2 Consumer Comment
S&P Capital Investments seems to be no longer in business
AUTHOR: Gary - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, May 07, 2008
S&P Capital Investments (A Collections Agency)
1601 Airport Fwy
Euless, TX , 76040-4020
Phone: 817-358-6886
Website: www.spcapitalinv.com
Or
S&P Capital Investments (Same Company as above)
212 W Ellison St
Burleson, TX 76028
Phone: (817) 426-6811
The above listed information is the exact same as what Equifax, trans Union, etc. have on their system. It should also be the exact same information as is listed on your credit report. Through being determined to find out more about them, I finally found someone at Trans Union that would take my call. This is after I called my State's Attorney General and the FDIC. S&P Capital Investments use to be a collection company. It seems that they purchased a lot of old collections debts and the last known activity from them that I have found was in 2003. The person at Trans Union actually had on file that in late 2003, they filed a dissolution (Going out of Business) report with all three credit agencies. This can be confirmed by simply calling the number listed with them, or logging on to their website. As of today, they no longer exist.
The only active companies out there with similar names are in completely unrelated fields/industries than collections. The person at Trans Union told me that all consumers have to do is dispute the ding on their credit and it would go away, because the company NO LONGER EXISTS. I hope this helps clarify that if you see S&P Capital Investments, they are a company that is no longer in business and has not been active in 5+ years.
Take Care,
Gary

