AllianceOne Harrassment frequent calls, rude, refused to provide information, called me names Trevose Pennsylvania

They know exactly what the FDCPA is, and if the complaints filed include the name of the collector and the time of the call, Mr. Chuckles might find himself out of a job.

They train their collectors fairly thoroughly on the FDCPA, mostly so collectors know how far they can push without going over the line. Yes, they do find ways to enjoy themselves at the debtor's expense. They value aggressive types who can make debtors cry and goad them into fights. The namecalling isn't 'encouraged', but nobody says anything about it if it works. When I worked there they claimed to have a quality control person listening randomly to calls, so the chances a collector would get caught were somewhere between slim and none.

They know exactly what the FDCPA is, and if the complaints filed include the name of the collector and the time of the call, Mr. Chuckles might find himself out of a job.

They train their collectors fairly thoroughly on the FDCPA, mostly so collectors know how far they can push without going over the line. Yes, they do find ways to enjoy themselves at the debtor's expense. They value aggressive types who can make debtors cry and goad them into fights. The namecalling isn't 'encouraged', but nobody says anything about it if it works. When I worked there they claimed to have a quality control person listening randomly to calls, so the chances a collector would get caught were somewhere between slim and none.

They know exactly what the FDCPA is, and if the complaints filed include the name of the collector and the time of the call, Mr. Chuckles might find himself out of a job.

They train their collectors fairly thoroughly on the FDCPA, mostly so collectors know how far they can push without going over the line. Yes, they do find ways to enjoy themselves at the debtor's expense. They value aggressive types who can make debtors cry and goad them into fights. The namecalling isn't 'encouraged', but nobody says anything about it if it works. When I worked there they claimed to have a quality control person listening randomly to calls, so the chances a collector would get caught were somewhere between slim and none.

Hope you don't need them to validate your debt. Apparently, they don't respond to DV requests. I guess Allianceone hasn't heard of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.

Alliance one is another bottom feeder. They are junk debt buyers..

their corporate address:

AllianceOne Receivables Management Inc.
1160 Centre Pointe Drive
Mendota Heights, MN 55120

Send them a demand validation letter (google it online). In the letter tell them they are NOT to contact you by phone. By law, they must cease. Send it CMRRR

And dont even think of being nice to them. Don't talk to them, don't take their calls.

Seriously, why didn't you just make the minimum payments in the first place. You know credit cards are there to make money and the consequences of not paying are expensive. My advice is next time try be nice to the rep on the phone and maybe he/she will try and help you. Why would we want to help if you're only combatant on the phone.