Complaint Review: CBCS National Collections - Columbus Ohio
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- CBCS National Collections 5 E Long Street Columbus, Ohio U.S.A.
- Phone: 800-9472987
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- Category: Collection Agencies
CBCS National Collections Rude women refuse to give payment mailing address Columbus Ohio
*Consumer Suggestion: IT WILL NOT COME OFF YOUR CREDIT.....
Show customers why they should trust your business over your competitors...
I received notice on my credit report that I had a collection account for MCI Communications. I spent the time to research which collection agency it was through- this was from 2002- and found CBCS. I called to ask what the collection account was for or from and they refused to give me information.
I then decided that I would pay the account just to get them off my report and they refused to give me a payment mailing address without giving them my social security number and an address verification. I didn't want them calling me or mailing me anyhting. I explained that I just wanted a mailing address to send payment. I was hung up on twice.
Paula
SEBRING, Ohio
U.S.A.
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#1 Consumer Suggestion
IT WILL NOT COME OFF YOUR CREDIT.....
AUTHOR: Sherri - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, April 21, 2005
They likely "purchased" this debt for pennies and are hoping to intimidate you into paying it. Then they will sell your information to other debt buyers over and over. Pay one, you become an easy mark.This used to be the exception..now, it seems to be the rule and less than honorable people profit from this.
If the debt is legit, send them a letter stating that you do not deal with debt buyers or collection agencies and you will take this up with the original creditor, and they are to cease all contact. Send it to the address on your letter from them, Certified Mail or Priority Mail with signature confirmation.
Good luck.
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