Regus Misleading information and documentation. charlotte NORTH CAROLINA

1)  Request documentation from Regus and a copy of the contract.  Send everything certified mail with return receipt.

2)  Make sure you DENY to every single piece of paper you receive from a collection ageny.  Say, "I completely deny owing this debt - send me original documentation of this debt".  The collection company has to stop calling you after they receive your letter - DO NOT IGNORE these and think they will go away, this is how collection companies make their money.  If you do not deny, then it assumed you owe the debt.

3) Take meticulous notes, method of how contacted, if they call phone number, person calling, and that you told them not to contact you.  If they disobey, its a potential $1,000 bucks in YOUR pocket for every violation.

4)  If the collection agency does not respond within 30 days with documentation, they can't collect from you.  Do some research, lots out there on this, but basically be persistent and deny, deny, and deny.

5)  It might be worth hiring a lawyer.  Will give you peace of mind and whenever you have contact from a collector - they MUST respond to your agent, and not contact you - again, another potential $1,000 in your pocket for every violation.

What helped me a lot was that its MY money in MY pocket - not theirs.  They are trying to do whatever they can to reach into your pocket to take your money.  They can't do that unless you let them.  Dont let them do that. 

6) Periodically check your credit reports to make sure they haven't filed a negative report on your credit.

Good luck with it.