Complaint Review: HAYT, HAYT & LANDAU - miami Florida
HAYT, HAYT & LANDAU DO NOT GIVE ANY FINANCIAL INFORMATION!! CALL A BANKRUPTCY LAWYER FIRST, EVAN IF YOU ARE NOT FILING BANKRUPTCY. THEY ARE AS NICE AS PIE UNTIL YOU GIVE THEM YOUR BANK ACCOUNT #, THEN ALL BETS ARE OFF miami , Florida
*Consumer Comment: Possibly a computer error..... or not ???
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I GAVE THESE VERMIN MY BANK ACCOUNT NUMBER BECAUSE I THOUGHT WE CAME TO A CIVILIZED AGREEMENT. I TOLD THEM THEY COULD DEBIT MY ACCOUNT FOR $200.00 AND THEN 33.00/MO UNTIL WE SETTLED THE CASE.
WELL, THE NEXT DAY I GO ONLINE TO CHECK MY BANK BALANCE AND I FIND THEY TRIED TO DEBIT MY ACCOUNT FOR $2398.99(THE FULL AMOUNT OF DEBT I NEVER AGREED TO PAY!!!).
DO YOURSELF A FAVOR. CALL A REPUTABLE BANKRUPTCY ATTY AND HAVE THEM DEAL WITH THESE RATS. EVAN IF YOU ARE NOT GOING TO CLAIM BANKRUPTCY, HAVE THE ATTY DEAL WITH THEM. THEY CANNOT TRICK OR SCARE AN ATTY INTO DOING THE WRONG THING.
I WILL BE CALLING MY ATTY TOMORROW!!
STAMP OUT RATS, CALL AN EXTERMINATOR, CALL YOUR ATTY.
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#1 Consumer Comment
Possibly a computer error..... or not ???
AUTHOR: Dracon6217 - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Friday, April 09, 2010
A few years back, I worked as a collection agent for this firm and, in my opinion, there's 2 things I can tell you:
1 They use extraordinarily outdated yet complicated software (Mochasoft) and computers to store and track debtors info and they provide very little in the way of any real training in how to use the software properly, so it's possible that the $2398.99 withdrawal was an honest (albeit still unacceptable) mistake or...
2 It was entirely intentional, as collection agents make their commissions based on how a debt is settled. An agent will make a lot more from a huge lump payout than a piddly monthly arrangement.
For a variety of reasons, the firm really, really pushes hard for lump settlements, but not to the point of risking their license. I really think your situation was due to operator error or an overzealous, poorly-trained agent acting like a cowboy with your bank info.
Good luck on your case.
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