Pioneer Credit Recovery Falsly represented themselves to have U.S. Government dishonarably discharge me from military if I was not to pay my debt. Arcade New York

""Learn the Laws
PCR never states they are the federal government because they arent.""

The OP didn't claim this at all. Learn to read. Here it is again:

""Immediately they informed me that if I was not to pay the debt their "biggest client, the U.S. Government" would have me dishonorably discharged from the military.""

""And being in the military you HAVE to pay your bills or you can and will be dishonorably discharged.""

Oh really? I spent over 20 years (USAF) and I never saw anyone get a dishonorable discharge for refusing to pay a debt. Further, in order to be dishonorably discharged, the member would first have to be tried and convicted in a Court Martial-the dishonorable discharge would be part of the SENTENCE, following the conviction.

Further, if this alleged debt was owed to the government (such as a student loan) it would have been a simple matter for the creditor (gov-DOE) to file the appropriate paperwork and repayment would have been automatically taken from the member's military pay.

PCR never states they are the federal government because they arent. And being in the military you HAVE to pay your bills or you can and will be dishonorably discharged. You should have realized there were programs the military offeres to help you get out of debt.

1st, you need to look at the laws in the military. There are laws on the book for certain puposes. If the dept of ed wanted to pursue that avenue they would win check the laws