NAFS, National Action Financial Services Harrasses Distant relatives Buffalo New York

David,

Rule #1 is to NEVER speak to any debt collector on the phone. Upon first contact demand everything be in writing, and send a CEASE COMMUNICATIONS request as per your rights under the FDCPA which you can read at FTC.gov, and while on that site, file online complaints for the abuses and violations of your legal rights.

These type of debt collectors are usually crackheads and derilects and only get paid if they collect in most cases, or lose their pitiful job if they do not meet quota. Most of these collectors have serious debt problems themselves.

They got your distant family information through public records and by calling and harassing anyone they found information on until they got your information.

They are in violation of federal law for even disclosing that they were debt collectors and also for speaking to you about someone elses debt. Two violations here right off the bat.

Here is the info on NAFS:

National Action Financial Services
165 Lawrence Bell Dr Ste 100
Williamsville, NY 14221-7817
Phone: (716) 565-1020
Fax: (716) 565-1035
Web Address: www.sitel.com

Head Debt Collector:
Michael W. Fletcher - CEO
Roger E. Carney - President & COO
NAFS' Parent Company is SITEL Risk Management out of Omaha, NE

Immediately send a CEASE COMMUNICATIONS letter by vertified mail, return reciept requested. Be sure to put the certified# on the letter itself and keep a copy for your records. This is very important to do it this way.

Good luck.

David,

In most cases, you must tell them in writing not to call you anymore. Send it certified mail, return receipt requested.

See my report at ripoffreport.com/reports/ripoff215225.htm. In that post is the text of a letter I sent to NAFS. I hope you find it useful.

It's been three weeks since I received my green return receipt requested postcard. So far, NAFS has not called again.

I did NOT sign the letter that I mailed to NAFS. I do not want them to know what my signature looks like. That way, someone could not forge my signature onto a document (such as a contract) then claim that I owed a debt.

Good luck!

David,

In most cases, you must tell them in writing not to call you anymore. Send it certified mail, return receipt requested.

See my report at ripoffreport.com/reports/ripoff215225.htm. In that post is the text of a letter I sent to NAFS. I hope you find it useful.

It's been three weeks since I received my green return receipt requested postcard. So far, NAFS has not called again.

I did NOT sign the letter that I mailed to NAFS. I do not want them to know what my signature looks like. That way, someone could not forge my signature onto a document (such as a contract) then claim that I owed a debt.

Good luck!

David,

In most cases, you must tell them in writing not to call you anymore. Send it certified mail, return receipt requested.

See my report at ripoffreport.com/reports/ripoff215225.htm. In that post is the text of a letter I sent to NAFS. I hope you find it useful.

It's been three weeks since I received my green return receipt requested postcard. So far, NAFS has not called again.

I did NOT sign the letter that I mailed to NAFS. I do not want them to know what my signature looks like. That way, someone could not forge my signature onto a document (such as a contract) then claim that I owed a debt.

Good luck!