eCast Settlement Corporation

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me and the matter has been resolved.
Sincerely,
[redacted]

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID# [redacted], and have determined that my complaint has NOT been resolved because:

I specifically asked for information regarding the account which was not provided.  Simply stating this account was "purchased" from the company is not sufficient to resolve this issue except to state how this supposed account was in the legal possession of ECast.  No attempts to collect the debt were made which is a requirement of the [redacted] to issue a 1099 in the name of the supposed previous debtor.
If the complaint is further reviewed more carefully by ECast, the requested information is in the complaint, and is required to validate any such debt in either of our names.  Failure to supply this information verifies this to be an invalid debt.  In addition, a 1099-C was never sent to either of us, and this is a requirement by the [redacted].
A complete resolution of this complaint is requested so it can be properly addressed in an appropriate manner.
 
 
 
 
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Sincerely,
[redacted]

I need the explanation of these charges from ECAST Settlement Corporation from which creditors they bought these from and explain why I owe this amount.
ECAST Settlement Corporation address [redacted] Account Info [redacted] Form 1099-C Date...

of 7/**/12 this one is under my social security number in the amount of $2,539.00. Reported to IRS as a Cancellation of Debt.
ECAST Settlement Corporation address [redacted] Account Info [redacted] Form 1099-C Date of 7/**/12 this one also is under my social security number in the amount of 1,145.00. Reported to IRS as a Cancellation of Debt.
ECAST Settlement Corporation address [redacted] Account Info [redacted] Form 1099-C Date of 7/**/12 this one is under my husband [redacted] social security number in the amount of 2,255.00. Reported to IRS as a Cancellation of Debt.
They are saying we owe a total of $5939.00. I have never heard of this company and I have never received anything saying I owe this much to anyone. I need to know the creditors from where ECAST got or bought these from. They need to send me information saying that I owe this much and papers I signed that states I owe this. If I don't owe this they need to send letter to IRS stating they were wrong and take this off my IRS form.

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID# [redacted], and have determined that my complaint has NOT been resolved because:

I have not received the 1099 form as indicated nor have I had debt with [redacted].  Because of the 1099 form submitted by ECAST the [redacted] is stating I owe an additional 3000 dollars in taxes for unreported income.   I am asking ECAST to sent the previously requested documents proving I owed a debt to them or [redacted] or to submit the required documents to the IRS correcting  the error.  
 
 
 
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Sincerely,
[redacted]

This is in response to the Revdex.com complaint requesting information about the IRS 1099-C Form issued to [redacted] on an account owned by eCAST Settlement Corporation (“eCAST”). Please be advised...

the account for which eCAST issued, or caused to be issued, a 1099-C was a consumer credit account which eCAST purchased from Chase in March 2009. The account was filed in bankruptcy case number [redacted] which dismissed May [redacted], 2009.
According to its records, eCAST received payments on the account and did not charge any interest or fees. eCAST ceased pursuing collections on this account. In accordance with tax reporting obligations under Section [redacted] of the Internal Revenue Code, eCAST issued the required 1099-C Form to [redacted] and to the Internal Revenue Service. Please be advised eCAST is not pursuing collection of this debt. The Form 1099-C is a tax information report only.
eCAST will not publicly furnish sensitive personal information on the Revdex.com website. We have sent a more detailed response including a copy of the IRS 1099-C Form to [redacted] at her listed address.
Thank you,
eCAST Settlement Corporation

This is in response to the Revdex.com complaint requesting information about the [redacted] 1099-C Form issued to the debtor on an account owned by eCAST Settlement Corporation (“eCAST”). Please be advised the account for which eCAST issued, or caused to be issued, a 1099-C was a consumer credit account...

which eCAST purchased from [redacted] in November 2008. The account was included in bankruptcy, case number [redacted], which was filed by the debtor and dismissed January [redacted], 2010.According to its records, eCAST received no payments on the account and did not charge any interest or fees. eCAST ceased pursuing collections on this account. In accordance with tax reporting obligations under Section 6050P of the Internal Revenue Code, eCAST issued the required 1099-C Form to the debtor and to the Internal Revenue Service. Please be advised eCAST is not pursuing collection of this debt. The Form 1099-C is a tax information report only. eCAST will not publicly furnish sensitive personal information on the Revdex.com website. We have sent a more detailed response including a copy of the IRS 1099-C Form to the debtor at her listed address. Thank you,eCAST Settlement Corporation

As we previously noted, eCAST’s claim relates to a consumer credit account scheduled in your joint bankruptcy proceeding as a community property claim. The account, the last four numbers of which were [redacted], was listed in the Schedules to the Joint Bankruptcy Petition.
eCAST will be mailing a response to the Revdex.com which will include an attachment that we are unable to upload to the Revdex.com website.
eCAST has provided all of the information we are able to provide.
Thank you,
eCAST Settlement Corporation

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID# [redacted], and have determined that my complaint has NOT been resolved because:

[Your Answer Here]
 They did not respond to my requests for information in a timely manner.  They never contacted me to resolve the balance that was due. 
 
 
 
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Sincerely,
[redacted]

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID# [redacted], and have determined that my complaint has NOT been resolved because:

[Your Answer Here]ECAST corporation has never notified me of their intent to purchase my account from Capitol One, nor did they ever send me a 1099-C form. I still believe that their methods are fraudulent, especially given the time parameters. ECAST claims to have purchased my account from Capitol One in 2008, but yet they did not file it with the IRS until 2012. I am still arguing that ECAST did not notify me at any point in this process.
In order for the Revdex.com to appropriately process your response, you MUST answer the question above.
Sincerely,
[redacted]

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID# [redacted], and have determined that my complaint has NOT been resolved because:

The information requested should be mailed to my husband, including the 1099 which should have been sent already.  Since HE is not aware of the account, it is necessary to provide ALL the requested information in a timely manner by [redacted].  If you do not have the address where he can be reached, advise accordingly.
 
 
 
 
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Sincerely,
[redacted]

This is in response to the Revdex.com complaint requesting information about the IRS 1099-C Forms issued to [redacted] and [redacted] on accounts owned by eCAST Settlement Corporation (“eCAST”). Please be advised the accounts for which eCAST issued, or caused to be issued, a 1099-C were consumer credit accounts which eCAST purchased from Capital One Bank in October 2008. The accounts were filed in bankruptcy case number [redacted], which dismissed July [redacted] 2009.
According to its records, eCAST received no payments on the accounts and did not charge any interest or fees. eCAST ceased pursuing collections on these accounts. In accordance with tax reporting obligations under Section 6050P of the Internal Revenue Code, eCAST issued the required 1099-C Forms to [redacted] and [redacted] and to the Internal Revenue Service. Please be advised eCAST is not pursuing collection of this debt. The Form 1099-C is a tax information report only.
[redacted] and [redacted] may contact eCAST directly for specific information including account balances and other sensitive personal information which eCAST will not publicly furnish on the Revdex.com website. We have sent a more detailed response to [redacted] and [redacted] at their listed address.
Thank you,
eCAST Settlement Corporation

This is in response to the Revdex.com complaint requesting information about the IRS 1099-C Forms issued to [redacted] on an accounts owned by eCAST Settlement Corporation (“eCAST”). Please be advised the accounts for which eCAST issued, or caused to be issued, a 1099-C were consumer...

credit accounts which eCAST purchased from Capital One in July 2008. The accounts were filed in bankruptcy case number [redacted] which dismissed September [redacted], 2009.
According to its records, eCAST received no payments on the accounts and did not charge any interest or fees. eCAST ceased pursuing collections on these accounts. In accordance with tax reporting obligations under Section 6050P of the Internal Revenue Code, eCAST issued the required 1099-C Forms to [redacted] and to the Internal Revenue Service. Please be advised eCAST is not pursuing collection of this debt. The Form 1099-C is a tax information report only. 
eCAST will not publicly furnish sensitive personal information on the Revdex.com website. We have sent a more detailed response to [redacted] at her listed address. 
Thank you,
eCAST Settlement Corporation

Review: In early 2014, I received a notice from the [redacted] stating that there are proposed changes to my 2012 taxes. I was informed by the [redacted] that this is due to a "Cancellation of Debt" from a company called ECAST Settlement Corporation. ECAST Settlement Corporation filed a 1099-C with the [redacted]. There was not a contact phone number for ECAST Settlement on the [redacted] notice, so I contacted the [redacted] to see if they had more detailed contact information, but they do not. All the [redacted] has on file for them is an address. ECAST settlement corporation claims that my cancellation of debt is totaling $2,853. I have no idea what this charge is all about, what company the charge was originally with, and the amount the debt was purchased for by ECast, as this is the only amount which should be reported to the [redacted], and not an amount which includes interest and additional fees. I was NEVER sent a 1099, nor were any collection activities every attempted. The 1099 is to be issued one year after all collection attempts ceased. If no attempts to collect occurred, a 1099 cannot be issued to the [redacted]. Even if collection attempts were made from a debt which was purchased in 2008 (like many of the others), it is certain there are records which verify any and all collection attempts, and the date the attempts were discontinued.Desired Settlement: If this debt is not verifiable, I want a new 1099 issued immediately to the [redacted], and a letter sent to me detailing any decisions made which reflect my obligation towards this debt and a copy of any records sent to the [redacted] regarding this account. If this debt is verifiable, I want a detailed explanation of the original debt and date it was opened, the amount, the debtor names attached to the account including ss#, records of collection attempts including phone numbers and addresses where collection letters have been sent, and the original debt amount plus any and all fees and interest added to the original debt.

Business

Response:

This is in response to the Revdex.com complaint requesting information about the [redacted] 1099-C Form issued on an account owned by eCAST Settlement Corporation (“eCAST”). Please be advised the account for which eCAST issued, or caused to be issued, a 1099-C was a consumer credit account which eCAST purchased from [redacted] in October 2008. The account was listed on Schedule F as a community property claim of a joint bankruptcy filing with case number [redacted] which dismissed March [redacted], 2009.

eCAST sent a more detailed response to [redacted]l at her listed address.

Thank you,

eCAST Settlement Corporation

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID# [redacted], and have determined that my complaint has NOT been resolved because:

I specifically asked for information regarding the account which was not provided. Simply stating this account was "purchased" from the company is not sufficient to resolve this issue except to state how this supposed account was in the legal possession of ECast. No attempts to collect the debt were made which is a requirement of the [redacted] to issue a 1099 in the name of the supposed previous debtor.

If the complaint is further reviewed more carefully by ECast, the requested information is in the complaint, and is required to validate any such debt in either of our names. Failure to supply this information verifies this to be an invalid debt. In addition, a 1099-C was never sent to either of us, and this is a requirement by the [redacted].

A complete resolution of this complaint is requested so it can be properly addressed in an appropriate manner.

In order for the Revdex.com to appropriately process your response, you MUST answer the question above.

Sincerely,

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID# [redacted], and have determined that my complaint has NOT been resolved because:

The information requested should be mailed to my husband, including the 1099 which should have been sent already. Since HE is not aware of the account, it is necessary to provide ALL the requested information in a timely manner by [redacted]. If you do not have the address where he can be reached, advise accordingly.

In order for the Revdex.com to appropriately process your response, you MUST answer the question above.

Sincerely,

Business

Response:

As we previously noted, eCAST’s claim relates to a consumer credit account scheduled in your joint bankruptcy proceeding as a community property claim. The account, the last four numbers of which were [redacted], was listed in the Schedules to the Joint Bankruptcy Petition.

eCAST will be mailing a response to the Revdex.com which will include an attachment that we are unable to upload to the Revdex.com website.

eCAST has provided all of the information we are able to provide.

Thank you,

eCAST Settlement Corporation

Review: In February of 2015, I received a notice from the [redacted] stating that there are proposed changes to my 2013 taxes. I was informed by the [redacted] that this is due to a "Cancellation of Debt" from a company called ECAST Settlement Corporation. ECAST Settlement Corporation filed a 1099-C with the [redacted]. There was not a contact phone number for ECAST Settlement on the [redacted] notice, so I Looked up the phone number online which was a [redacted] number. I spoke with three different [redacted] agents who know nothing about ECAST Settlement Corporation. ECAST Settlement Corporation claims they canceled a debt totaling $8,752 in my name and social security number. I have no idea what this charge is as I have not borrowed or owe anyone that amount of money. Furthermore, if the debt was written off, I was NEVER sent a 1099, nor were any collection activities ever attempted. The 1099 is to be issued one year after all collection attempts ceased. If no attempts to collect occurred, a 1099 cannot be issued to the [redacted]. And even while putting in the company information in this complaint, the ZIP provided by the [redacted] is incorrect ( I provided a known NY ZIP the one listed on the paperwork from the [redacted] is [redacted]. Needless to say, if the ZIP is incorrect, more than likely the postal address is incorrect also. This company has intentionally provided false information to the [redacted] by giving a false address as well as the alleged debt cancellation.Desired Settlement: I request that ECAST Settlement Corporation verify the date the debt was made and with whom. I also request a record of collection attempts by said corporation resulting in a write off of $8752 to include the principal, interest and fees associated with the alleged debt. If the requested information cannot be provided, I am requesting the IRS be contacted immediately with appropriate documentation correcting the error, and a letter sent to me detailing any decisions made which reflect my obligation towards this debt has been unfounded.

Business

Response:

This is in response to the Revdex.com complaint requesting information about the [redacted] 1099-C Form issued to the debtor on an account owned by eCAST Settlement Corporation (“eCAST”). Please be advised the account for which eCAST issued, or caused to be issued, a 1099-C was a consumer credit account which eCAST purchased from [redacted] in November 2008. The account was included in bankruptcy, case number [redacted], which was filed by the debtor and dismissed January [redacted], 2010.According to its records, eCAST received no payments on the account and did not charge any interest or fees. eCAST ceased pursuing collections on this account. In accordance with tax reporting obligations under Section 6050P of the Internal Revenue Code, eCAST issued the required 1099-C Form to the debtor and to the Internal Revenue Service. Please be advised eCAST is not pursuing collection of this debt. The Form 1099-C is a tax information report only. eCAST will not publicly furnish sensitive personal information on the Revdex.com website. We have sent a more detailed response including a copy of the IRS 1099-C Form to the debtor at her listed address. Thank you,eCAST Settlement Corporation

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID# [redacted], and have determined that my complaint has NOT been resolved because:

I have not received the 1099 form as indicated nor have I had debt with [redacted]. Because of the 1099 form submitted by ECAST the [redacted] is stating I owe an additional 3000 dollars in taxes for unreported income. I am asking ECAST to sent the previously requested documents proving I owed a debt to them or [redacted] or to submit the required documents to the IRS correcting the error.

In order for the Revdex.com to appropriately process your response, you MUST answer the question above.

Sincerely,

Business

Response:

According to our records, a letter providing explanation of the 1099-C filed by eCAST along with a copy of the 1099-C was mailed out on Tuesday March **, 2015 to the address provided by the requesting party. eCAST will reissue the letter to [redacted] via overnight package. In regards to the debt in question, the account was listed on Schedule F in her Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, case number [redacted]. eCAST filed a proof of claim in that case, such bankruptcy was dismissed in January 2010. Please note that no objection was filed against this claim. We will forward a copy of the claim along with supporting documentation to [redacted]. eCAST is required to meet certain tax reporting obligations under the IRS code and by making the 1099-C filing in question has met its obligation. eCAST ceased pursuing collections on this account. In accordance with tax reporting obligations under Section 6050P of the Internal Revenue Code, eCAST issued the required Form 1099-C to [redacted] and to the Internal Revenue Service. Please be advised eCAST is not pursuing collection of this debt. The Form 1099-C is a tax information report only.Thank you,eCAST Settlement Corporation

Review: I have received a tax notice from IRS saying I owe taxes from the 2012 tax year. I have three different amounts reported from ECAST Settlement Corporation they are [redacted]. I have never heard of this company and I never owed nobody this much. This is a scam. I need this resolved immediately. I contacted them but no response.Desired Settlement: I need them to recant these charges immediately and need to be charged with a crime for deception.

Consumer

Response:

I need the explanation of these charges from ECAST Settlement Corporation from which creditors they bought these from and explain why I owe this amount.

ECAST Settlement Corporation address [redacted] Account Info [redacted] Form 1099-C Date of 7/**/12 this one is under my social security number in the amount of $2,539.00. Reported to IRS as a Cancellation of Debt.

ECAST Settlement Corporation address [redacted] Account Info [redacted] Form 1099-C Date of 7/**/12 this one also is under my social security number in the amount of 1,145.00. Reported to IRS as a Cancellation of Debt.

ECAST Settlement Corporation address [redacted] Account Info [redacted] Form 1099-C Date of 7/**/12 this one is under my husband [redacted] social security number in the amount of 2,255.00. Reported to IRS as a Cancellation of Debt.

They are saying we owe a total of $5939.00. I have never heard of this company and I have never received anything saying I owe this much to anyone. I need to know the creditors from where ECAST got or bought these from. They need to send me information saying that I owe this much and papers I signed that states I owe this. If I don't owe this they need to send letter to IRS stating they were wrong and take this off my IRS form.

Business

Response:

This is in response to the Revdex.com complaint requesting information about the IRS 1099-C Forms issued to [redacted] and [redacted] on accounts owned by eCAST Settlement Corporation (“eCAST”). Please be advised the accounts for which eCAST issued, or caused to be issued, a 1099-C were consumer credit accounts which eCAST purchased from Capital One Bank in October 2008. The accounts were filed in bankruptcy case number [redacted], which dismissed July [redacted] 2009.

According to its records, eCAST received no payments on the accounts and did not charge any interest or fees. eCAST ceased pursuing collections on these accounts. In accordance with tax reporting obligations under Section 6050P of the Internal Revenue Code, eCAST issued the required 1099-C Forms to [redacted] and [redacted] and to the Internal Revenue Service. Please be advised eCAST is not pursuing collection of this debt. The Form 1099-C is a tax information report only.

[redacted] and [redacted] may contact eCAST directly for specific information including account balances and other sensitive personal information which eCAST will not publicly furnish on the Revdex.com website. We have sent a more detailed response to [redacted] and [redacted] at their listed address.

Thank you,

eCAST Settlement Corporation

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID# [redacted], and have determined that my complaint has NOT been resolved because:

[Your Answer Here]

I called and talked to a lady about this and didn't recall anything I had back then with Capital One Bank. She told me to respond with a letter disputing these transactions for my husband and I and that's is what I'm going to do. Till this day I haven't received a notice from Ecast Settlement or the law firm that represent them.

In order for the Revdex.com to appropriately process your response, you MUST answer the question above.

Sincerely,

Business

Response:

[redacted] has expressed two issues in her complaint. The first is that we have not responded to her and the second is that she does not recognize the accounts in question. With regard to the first issue we have responded to this web site on two previous occasions dated June [redacted] 2014 and July [redacted] 2014.In addition, at the time of the first complaint we sent a detailed response to [redacted]’s address listed on the complaint. At the time we responded to the second Revdex.com complaint we also resent the detailed response to [redacted] at the same listed address by overnight UPS package. UPS confirmed delivery of the package on [redacted], July 2014 at the address listed on the complaint.

Regarding the second issue raised, as part of the detailed responses sent to [redacted] via regular USPS mail and overnight UPS package, we included copies of the Proofs of Claim we filed in [redacted]’s bankruptcy case. Those claims survive the bankruptcy, as the case was dismissed. We abandoned collections on the accounts and we are required by law to meet certain tax reporting obligations under the IRS code. By making the 1099C filings in question eCAST met its obligation to the IRS. We consider this matter to be closed. Should [redacted] have any further inquires, she may contact our attorneys [redacted] at ###-###-####.

Review: I was informed by IRS that this company setteled a debt of $4,494 and that I owe taxes on this. They claim they sent a W2 form, which I never received, I have never heard of this company, I did not have any debts in 2012 or ever, for this amount of money, I am unable to talk to them by phone, to provide me with some kind of proof that this belongs to me. I have no idea what they are talking about. This appears to be some kind of scam as I have never done any business with any company in New York, nor have I ever lived there. Please help.Desired Settlement: I want this affair to be corrected with IRS and written confirmation or email confirmation that this has occurred.

Business

Response:

This is in response to your Revdex.com complaint requesting information about the IRS Form 1099-C issued to you on an account owned by eCAST Settlement Corporation (“eCAST”). Please be advised the account for which eCAST issued, or caused to be issued, a 1099-C was a consumer credit account which eCAST purchased from Household Beneficial in November 2003.

According to its records, eCAST received no payments on the account and did not charge any interest or fees; therefore, the balance on the account was not pursued. eCAST ceased pursuing collections on this account. In accordance with tax reporting obligations under Section 6050P of the Internal Revenue Code, eCAST issued the required Form 1099-C to you and to the Internal Revenue Service. Please be advised eCAST is not pursuing collection of this debt. The Form 1099-C is a tax information report only.

eCAST has received a separate request from the individual and will provide a response with more details inorder to protect personal information published on the internet.

Thank you,

Review: I have received a form 1099c that ecast has reported cancellation of debt to irs. This debt was included in bankruptcy in 2003 and 1099c was received in 2012. I have called numerous times and left name and number with no returned call.Desired Settlement: I need new 1099C which shows zero balance.

Business

Response:

Dear [redacted]:

This letter is in response to your letter regarding the IRS Form 1099-C issued to [redacted] on three (3) accounts owned by eCAST Settlement Corporation ("eCAST"), Please be advised the accounts for which eCAST issued, or caused to be issued, a 1099-C were consumer credit accounts. The three accounts were ( 1) account number [redacted] which eCAST purchased from General Electric in March 2003 with a balance of $675.15, (2) account number [redacted] which eCAST purchased from Discover Bank in August 2003 with a balance of $5,818.97 and (3) account number [redacted] which eCAST purchased from MBNA America Bank in June 2003 with a balance of$13,276.28. After such purchases, eCAST filed or caused to be filed proofs of claim in her Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Case Number [redacted] in the Bankruptcy Court, [redacted]. Such bankruptcy was dismissed in September 2003.

According to its records, eCAST received $14.09 for account (I) decreasing the balance to $661.06, received $124.24 for account (2) decreasing the balance to $5,694.73, and received $283.44 for account (3) decreasing the balance to $12,992.84. eCAST did not charge any interest or fees. In accordance with our tax repotting obligations under Section 6050P of the Internal Revenue Code, eCAST issued the required Form 1099-C to [redacted] and to the Internal Revenue Service. Please he advised eCAST is not pursuing collection of this debt hut the Form 1099-C is a tax information report only.

Thank you,

eCAST Settlement Corporation

Review: I have tried several times to contact Ecast Settlement Corporation with no resolve. I received a letter from the IRS stating I owe $307 for unreported cancellation of debt totaling $1985 for the 2011 tax year. I have never heard from nor had any contact with Ecast Settlement corporation. I believe the reported amounts and the accounts are erroneous and false.Desired Settlement: I would like a letter stating exactly what these charges are for or a letter stating this account was sent to the IRS in error and please correct this mistake.

Business

Response:

Dear Sir or Madam:

This letter is in response to your letter requesting information regarding the IRS Form 1099C issued to your client on an account owned by eCAST Settlement Corporation ("eCAST"). Please be advised the account for which eCAST issued, or caused to be issued, a I099-C was a consumer credit account,

account number [redacted] which eCAST purchased Bank of America in February 2007 with a balance of $1,985.51. Prior to such purchase by eCAST;.Bank of America filed a proof of claim in [redacted]' Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Case Number [redacted] in the Bankruptcy Comt, Eastern District of Texas. Such bankruptcy was dismissed in October 2007. eCAST was notified of [redacted]' second Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Case Number [redacted] in the Bankruptcy Court, Eastern District of Texas which was subsequently dismissed in June 2008. [redacted] listed this account on her Schedules F in both bankruptcies.

According to its records, eCAST did not receive any payments on the account nor did it charge any interest or fees; therefore, the balance on the account did not change from that cited above. In accordance with tax reporting obligations under Section [redacted] of the Internal Revenue Code, eCAST issued the required Form I099-C to [redacted] and to the Internal Revenue Service. eCAST is not pursuing collection of this debt but that the Form I099_Cis a tax information report only

Review: THE ABOVE COMPANY SENT TO THE IRS STATING I OWED THEM MONEY. I HAVE NEVER HEARD OF THIS COMPANY . I HAVE PHONED AND REQUESTED BY MAIL COPIES OF ANY DOCUMENTS THAT I SIGNED SHOWING THIS IS MY DEBT. I HAVE RECEIVED NOTHING FROM THEM. I AM CONTINUING TO DISPUTE THIS WITH THE IRS.Desired Settlement: I WANT A LETTER FROM THIS COMPANY SHOWING WHAT THEY SAY I OWE WITH MY SIGNATURES ON ANY CONTRACTS THAT THEY OR ANY COMPANY THAT THEY REPRESENT. IF THEY CAN NOT PRODUCE THIS INFORMATION TO ME WITHIN 10 DAYS OF THIS COMPLAINT . THEY NEED TO IN WRITING REMOVE THE 1099 THEY SENT TO THE IRS AND STATE TO THE IRS THAT I DO NOT OWE THIS AMOUNT.

Business

Response:

This letter is eCAST Settlement Corporation’s (“eCAST”) response to Complaint ID [redacted].

Please be advised eCAST is not pursuing collection of this debt.

eCAST purchased the account in question while the debtor was in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy proceeding and filed a transfer of claim from the original creditor in that bankruptcy case. The bankruptcy case was subsequently dismissed. eCAST ceased pursuing collections on this account and in accordance with tax reporting obligations under Section [redacted] of the Internal Revenue Code, eCAST issued the required Form 1099-C to the complainant and to the Internal Revenue Service. The Form 1099-C is a tax information report only.

eCAST’s records reflect a letter from the complainant dated April [redacted] , 2014 and received at eCAST on April [redacted], 2014. eCAST has responded separately to that letter directly to the complainant.

Thank you,

eCAST Settlement Corporation

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID# [redacted], and have determined that my complaint has NOT been resolved because:

[Your Answer Here]

They did not respond to my requests for information in a timely manner. They never contacted me to resolve the balance that was due.

In order for the Revdex.com to appropriately process your response, you MUST answer the question above.

Sincerely,

Business

Response:

May **, 2014

RE: eCAST Settlement Corporation Complaint ID [redacted]

Dear [redacted]:

Please be advised that eCAST was given 14 days in order to respond to the complaint, and responded on the 5th day of receipt.

Thank you,

eCAST Settlement Corporation

Review: This company reported a debt cancellation to the IRS on my 2010 tax year and I have no owed debt with this organization. The did not send me a copy of the 1099 provided to the IRS. I do not owe the amounts indicated on the 1099 produced. The amounts reported were $3259., $3337., and $1975.Desired Settlement: Removal of the incorrect information provided to the IRS. A letter stating the amounts reported are not my debt.

Consumer

Response:

At this time, I have not been contacted by Ecast Settlement Corporation regarding complaint ID [redacted].

Sincerely,

Business

Response:

eCAST’s intent is to reply to all Revdex.com complaints in a timely fashion. We apologize that this one was not handled in that manner.

Based on the information provided in the statement, eCAST was not able to locate this customer, [redacted], in its records.

eCAST purchases accounts where the debtor has filed for protection in the US Bankruptcy Court. If the debtor did file a Bankruptcy under a different name or had joint accounts in a bankruptcy we may be able to further resolve the issue with additional information.

Thank you,

eCAST Settlement Corporation