RJM ACQUISITIONS ripoff Syosset New York

Richard,

File FTC complaints on them online, and keep copies. Also send them notices that the debt is uncollectable due to the SOL.

Send all correspondence by certified mail, return reciept requested. Be sure to put the certified# on the letter itself and keep a copy for your records.

You can sue them for each FTC violation that is worth up to $1000 each, plus costs.

Notify each credit bureau that the debt should be removed from your files, as the collection agency has illegally re-aged the debt. And, it cannot be legally listed as a collection account as the SOL has expired. It is legally UNCOLLECTABLE. You cannot have a collection on something that cannot be collected!

As far as debt buying goes, that $1000 debt of that age was purchased for less than one cent on the dollar. It is basically worthless and in a portfolio would be purchased for between $2.50 to $10.00.

The cost to purchase debt is based on how many agencies it has been through, how old it is, and the type of debt. Debts that have been recently charged off and not been through any agency generally sell for 3 to 6 cents on the dollar, and go down in price from there.

Let them sue you, then countersue them for damages to your credit and the cost of the illegal reporting and collections activity.

Richard,

File FTC complaints on them online, and keep copies. Also send them notices that the debt is uncollectable due to the SOL.

Send all correspondence by certified mail, return reciept requested. Be sure to put the certified# on the letter itself and keep a copy for your records.

You can sue them for each FTC violation that is worth up to $1000 each, plus costs.

Notify each credit bureau that the debt should be removed from your files, as the collection agency has illegally re-aged the debt. And, it cannot be legally listed as a collection account as the SOL has expired. It is legally UNCOLLECTABLE. You cannot have a collection on something that cannot be collected!

As far as debt buying goes, that $1000 debt of that age was purchased for less than one cent on the dollar. It is basically worthless and in a portfolio would be purchased for between $2.50 to $10.00.

The cost to purchase debt is based on how many agencies it has been through, how old it is, and the type of debt. Debts that have been recently charged off and not been through any agency generally sell for 3 to 6 cents on the dollar, and go down in price from there.

Let them sue you, then countersue them for damages to your credit and the cost of the illegal reporting and collections activity.

Richard,

File FTC complaints on them online, and keep copies. Also send them notices that the debt is uncollectable due to the SOL.

Send all correspondence by certified mail, return reciept requested. Be sure to put the certified# on the letter itself and keep a copy for your records.

You can sue them for each FTC violation that is worth up to $1000 each, plus costs.

Notify each credit bureau that the debt should be removed from your files, as the collection agency has illegally re-aged the debt. And, it cannot be legally listed as a collection account as the SOL has expired. It is legally UNCOLLECTABLE. You cannot have a collection on something that cannot be collected!

As far as debt buying goes, that $1000 debt of that age was purchased for less than one cent on the dollar. It is basically worthless and in a portfolio would be purchased for between $2.50 to $10.00.

The cost to purchase debt is based on how many agencies it has been through, how old it is, and the type of debt. Debts that have been recently charged off and not been through any agency generally sell for 3 to 6 cents on the dollar, and go down in price from there.

Let them sue you, then countersue them for damages to your credit and the cost of the illegal reporting and collections activity.

Richard,

File FTC complaints on them online, and keep copies. Also send them notices that the debt is uncollectable due to the SOL.

Send all correspondence by certified mail, return reciept requested. Be sure to put the certified# on the letter itself and keep a copy for your records.

You can sue them for each FTC violation that is worth up to $1000 each, plus costs.

Notify each credit bureau that the debt should be removed from your files, as the collection agency has illegally re-aged the debt. And, it cannot be legally listed as a collection account as the SOL has expired. It is legally UNCOLLECTABLE. You cannot have a collection on something that cannot be collected!

As far as debt buying goes, that $1000 debt of that age was purchased for less than one cent on the dollar. It is basically worthless and in a portfolio would be purchased for between $2.50 to $10.00.

The cost to purchase debt is based on how many agencies it has been through, how old it is, and the type of debt. Debts that have been recently charged off and not been through any agency generally sell for 3 to 6 cents on the dollar, and go down in price from there.

Let them sue you, then countersue them for damages to your credit and the cost of the illegal reporting and collections activity.

You state this is a legit. debt you had with Providian? Contact Providian in writting and certified, as they sold this debt, or it was stollen information?

Verify if they are seeking payment, yes the SOL (statue of limitations) may be over, it verries from state to state. But if you do choose to pay the debt ONLY pay it to Providian!!

Verify the amount they claim, they may even offer you a settlement amount?

Who took you to court, did you show up? And are those documents even legit? These companies lie!! Produce flse documents, which look like legal forms, and if RJM bought a $1000.00, debt they only paid about $30.00 for it?

Demand in writting, verification or validation of debt.