Certegy Payment Recovery Services Inc. won't leave us alone Tampa Florida

Hi,

I was reading your compliant against CPRS, it seems that for the most part, CPRS would just prefer you pay the dedt this way they dont have to deal with the legality of this alleged debt.

However, Going back to the orginal creditor/merchant once you provided them with a form of payment, in this case a check, they have up to 6 months to deposit this payment into there bank. Unfortunately, many consumers are unaware of the banking rules and regulations that are associated with this type of payment system. In the future, I would use cash or a debt card that withdraws directly from your personal account. This will advert any problems of the creditor /merchant getting there funds for the products or services they have provided you.

Finally, I myself am a victim of CPRS. In fact, they are currently under a cease and disit order because they have failed to provide me proof of this so called alleged debt they say I owe. I have found that dealing with these collection agaencies, over the past several years, that they will go to any extreme to force you to pay. Regardless if they viloate the law. I would suggest that you turn to the fedral law govern "Debt Collectors" learn it and love it. Because they do break the law everyday. You can find it under Title 15 of The United States Code Chapter 41 Subchapter 5 1692g. If you use this protection afforded to you under the Fedral Law they must adhere or you have the right to file suite against them.

Hi,

I was reading your compliant against CPRS, it seems that for the most part, CPRS would just prefer you pay the dedt this way they dont have to deal with the legality of this alleged debt.

However, Going back to the orginal creditor/merchant once you provided them with a form of payment, in this case a check, they have up to 6 months to deposit this payment into there bank. Unfortunately, many consumers are unaware of the banking rules and regulations that are associated with this type of payment system. In the future, I would use cash or a debt card that withdraws directly from your personal account. This will advert any problems of the creditor /merchant getting there funds for the products or services they have provided you.

Finally, I myself am a victim of CPRS. In fact, they are currently under a cease and disit order because they have failed to provide me proof of this so called alleged debt they say I owe. I have found that dealing with these collection agaencies, over the past several years, that they will go to any extreme to force you to pay. Regardless if they viloate the law. I would suggest that you turn to the fedral law govern "Debt Collectors" learn it and love it. Because they do break the law everyday. You can find it under Title 15 of The United States Code Chapter 41 Subchapter 5 1692g. If you use this protection afforded to you under the Fedral Law they must adhere or you have the right to file suite against them.

Hi,

I was reading your compliant against CPRS, it seems that for the most part, CPRS would just prefer you pay the dedt this way they dont have to deal with the legality of this alleged debt.

However, Going back to the orginal creditor/merchant once you provided them with a form of payment, in this case a check, they have up to 6 months to deposit this payment into there bank. Unfortunately, many consumers are unaware of the banking rules and regulations that are associated with this type of payment system. In the future, I would use cash or a debt card that withdraws directly from your personal account. This will advert any problems of the creditor /merchant getting there funds for the products or services they have provided you.

Finally, I myself am a victim of CPRS. In fact, they are currently under a cease and disit order because they have failed to provide me proof of this so called alleged debt they say I owe. I have found that dealing with these collection agaencies, over the past several years, that they will go to any extreme to force you to pay. Regardless if they viloate the law. I would suggest that you turn to the fedral law govern "Debt Collectors" learn it and love it. Because they do break the law everyday. You can find it under Title 15 of The United States Code Chapter 41 Subchapter 5 1692g. If you use this protection afforded to you under the Fedral Law they must adhere or you have the right to file suite against them.

Hi,

I was reading your compliant against CPRS, it seems that for the most part, CPRS would just prefer you pay the dedt this way they dont have to deal with the legality of this alleged debt.

However, Going back to the orginal creditor/merchant once you provided them with a form of payment, in this case a check, they have up to 6 months to deposit this payment into there bank. Unfortunately, many consumers are unaware of the banking rules and regulations that are associated with this type of payment system. In the future, I would use cash or a debt card that withdraws directly from your personal account. This will advert any problems of the creditor /merchant getting there funds for the products or services they have provided you.

Finally, I myself am a victim of CPRS. In fact, they are currently under a cease and disit order because they have failed to provide me proof of this so called alleged debt they say I owe. I have found that dealing with these collection agaencies, over the past several years, that they will go to any extreme to force you to pay. Regardless if they viloate the law. I would suggest that you turn to the fedral law govern "Debt Collectors" learn it and love it. Because they do break the law everyday. You can find it under Title 15 of The United States Code Chapter 41 Subchapter 5 1692g. If you use this protection afforded to you under the Fedral Law they must adhere or you have the right to file suite against them.

I can understand how you feel. Go ahead and if still able get that letter from your bank stating the funds were available at the time the check was put through as well as a brief explanation of what transpired. The letter may be mailed to Certegy payment Services, PO Box 30272, Tampa FL 33630-3046 and mail it in alont with a brief explanation in your own words also of what happened and if you have it a claim # would be helpful in locating your file. Once this is received it will be looked into to get this matter resolved for you.

Good Luck.