Stellar Recovery, Inc.

On 7/15/15, I checked my credit report to discover a $37 negative balance for an acct purchased from Comcast. I contacted SRI to pay the debt in full with the following requests: an email receipt, the account be removed from my report saying my debt was paid in full and inquired why I NEVER received any communication about the debt. The rep told me it was because they did not have a number to reach me at and that it would take 30 days for me to receive an email saying that my debt was paid in full, but that I would have my bank statement as proof of payment and that it is not SRI's policy to remove accounts from reports even if paid in full. I find this to be utterly ridiculous!! Why on earth would it take 30 days to send out a paid in full letter???!! 30 days!! Really?!?! I opted to pay over the phone to receive a receipt of payment and was charged a $9!! processing fee!!! SRI has crude practices!! Please do something about this!!

Review: On Nov 24, 2014, Collection Agency STELLAR RECOVERY placed a collection on my credit report stating original creditor was [redacted]. I have never had [redacted] and this is the 2nd collection agency to attempt to collect this from me. I had to file a complaint with the Revdex.com on the first one also. I do not owe this debt. They cannot provide me with any documents showing me where I owe this debt and I want it removed from all credit reporting agencies. Thank you.Desired Settlement: Removed from all credit reporting agencies and not to be placed on the reports again.

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of an inquiry made to the Revdex.com by [redacted]. Our records indicate that we did receive a past due billing from [redacted] for [redacted] for services at [redacted] on 10-17-2014. We show no contact has been made to the consumer on this file, we did send a demand letter to the address we had on file on 10-17-2014. Based on the information received by the Revdex.com, we did ask our client to provide validation documents for this file. The documents we received from the client did not , in our opinion, validate this debt. As a result of our investigation, we have closed the file as disputed and returned it to Time Warner as a disputed account. We have mailed a closure letter to the consumer to the address provided to the Revdex.com. We have also ordered deletion of any credit reporting for this file, our confirmation number for this deletion request is [redacted]. The file has been closed and returned.

Consumer

Response:

[A default letter is provided here which indicates your acceptance of the business' response. If you wish, you may update it before sending it.]

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. I appreciate the quickness of all responses and hope that this will be the end of this matter. I have no documents to submit, simply because I never had Time Warner services.

Regards,

Review: I sent the collection agency a letter requesting validation of this debt twice since it has been reported on my credit report. As of date there has been no response from them.Desired Settlement: Removal off my credit report

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of an inquiry made by [redacted]. Our records indicate that a [redacted] file was sent to our office on 01-06-2015 in the name of [redacted] for services at [redacted]. A demand letter was mailed to that address on 01-30-2015. Ms. [redacted] indicates that she has sent 2 letters to our office requesting validation of the account, we do not show any record of receiving any correspondence regarding this file. Based on the request for validation, we have ordered and received validation documents from our client and have mailed these documents to the consumer at the address given in the Revdex.com inquiry of [redacted]. The file has been put on hold during the validation period, the consumer is welcome to review the documents and advise Stellar or [redacted] regarding this claim. Credit reporting is ordred deleted during the validation period as well.

Consumer

Response:

[A default letter is provided here which indicates your acceptance of the business' response. If you wish, you may update it before sending it.]

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.

Regards,

Review: On 5/5/2015 I received an alert from my credit monitoring service that a new collection had been added to my report. It was Stellar Recovery. I have never received a dunning notice nor phone call from this company. I sent a debt validation letter on 5/9/2015 to which I have received no response. It has now been beyond the 30 day period required for a response. The original creditor is listed as Time Warner. I do not have an outstanding debt with Time Warner. Stellar Recovery is also reporting differently to the three bureaus. Experian reports as paid collection. TransUnion reports a balance owed of $122. Equifax is reporting a balance owed of $350. I don't know this company. I don't owe a balance to Time Warner. I've also not received proper notice of this collection nor required response to my debt validation letter. For this I'd greatly appreciate the desired outcome.Desired Settlement: Due to no response to my debt validation letter, not owing the original creditor anything, differences in reporting across the bureaus, and no prior notification of this collection please delete permanently this trade line from my credit report.

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of a complaint filed by [redacted]. Our records do indicate that we received a file from Time Warner Cable for services at [redacted] in the name of [redacted] in the amount of 350.26, which included $122.00 in unreturned equipment and $228.26 for services on 03-30-2015. We do show a demand letter was mailed to this address on 03-30-2015. We also show we made several attempts to contact the consumer at the phone number of [redacted]. Our records show that we were notified of a payment made directly to Time Warner on 05-12-2015 in the amount of $228.26 and a credit was received for the equipment on 5-26-15 in the amount of $122.00 leaving a zero balance due on this file. We show that we are reporting a "paid in full" account to all credit reporting agencies. We do not show any notification that a letter of validation was received on this file. Because of the discrepancy noted in the complaint, we will order deletion of the credit reporting on this file to all credit reporting agencies.

Consumer

Response:

[A default letter is provided here which indicates your acceptance of the business' response. If you wish, you may update it before sending it.]

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.

Regards,

Review: I paid a collection directly to a client of Stellar Recovery, in which I received a letter for a couple of days later staying that it was in collection. I Stellar Recovery in regards to the letter I received. I requested a paid on full letter and they told me I would have to call back in 30 days, which I unwilling to do. I don't see why they can't issue me a letter stating that this account had been in paid, considering the fact that I paid the client and that they are able to see that the client was paid directly.Desired Settlement: To receive a paid in full letter.

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of an inquiry made by [redacted]. Our records do indicate that a file was forwarded to our office from [redacted] on 7-9-2015 for a [redacted] and [redacted] for services at [redacted]. We also show that we received notification of payment from our client for the balance due on 7-13-2015. It is the policy of Stellar Recovery is send out a paid in full letter when requested 30 days after payment has been made either directly to Stellar or paid directly to the original client. Our agents are not authorized to request this letter until the 30 day period has expired. This policy is to make sure the payment made to either Stellar or to the Client has cleared their financial institution. I did authorize a paid in full letter to be sent to the e mail address provided in this Revdex.com inquiry ( [redacted] ) The file is paid in full and has been closed. We have NOT reported any information to any credit reporting agency on this file.

Consumer

Response:

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.

Regards,

Review: Stellar Recovery has been calling my home phone number for more than TWO YEARS trying to locate someone by the name of [redacted] for debt collection. Neither my husband nor I know anyone by this name, we have never even heard of a [redacted], and for over TWO YEARS we have repeatedly (and repeatedly) told Stellar Recovery this. Over and over and over again we have told the callers from Stellar Recovery that we do not know [redacted], that he does not reside at our address, that we have never even heard of [redacted], that they have an old, incorrect, wrong, outdated, obsolete, recycled contact number for this guy, and to please take our number off their call list and not to call us again. Sadly, our requests and demands that Stellar cease and desist their calls to our home phone number have been ignored. In fact, this company's flagrant disregard for the applicable laws and regulations and their continued calling have long ago crossed the line and are now very clearly harassment. Ironically, my husband worked for many years in the debt collection business in Florida, so he is very well acquainted with federal and state laws concerning debt collection practices. Today at approximately 12:30 pm EDST I was a victim of Stellar's latest questionable bullying tactic-- an automated call that states that the call is for "[redacted]", and if the person answering the phone is not "[redacted]" to please hang up. Well of course I'm not going to hang up because I need to find out who is calling my home number so that I can take appropriate action. Then the message goes on to say that if I am still listening, I acknowledge that I am [redacted]. What?!? So what if my voice mail system answers the call? Does that mean that my voice mail is [redacted]? What a sleazy, back-door, juvenile, underhanded, prankish form of harassment! I don't know which is worse--if these callers from Stellar are really this incompetent or if they know better but just don't care.Desired Settlement: Stellar Recovery" will remove our home phone number from its database, place us on a Do Not Call list, and never ever call us again regarding any matter whatsoever to do with the person referred to as "[redacted]."

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of a complaint filed by [redacted]. Ms. [redacted] indicated that our company has been calling her phone number of ###-###-#### for a period of 2 years. We have completed our investigation, on 04-10-2013, our office was assigned a file for a [redacted] with a phone number attached of ###-###-####. We show no prior calls made to this number until the first call on 04-13-2013, and 6 addtional calls since that date. We do apologize for the wrong number calls but are confident that we have not been calling that number for a 2 year period. We have removed the phone number from the file and we have also placed her phone in our internal "do not call list." This will prevent the number from being called in the future if it becomes associated with any new file placed in our office. Our recording from the dialer system is compliant with current FDCPA requirements and is the standard recording used by our industry. If Ms. [redacted] has any additonal concerns, she is also welcome to call me , [redacted], ###-###-####, ext [redacted] or e mail me at [redacted].com

Review: Stellar Recovery dialed my cell phone number without consent violating TCPA. Stellar Recovery further violated TCPA by dialing my cell phone number without consent causing it to ring and did not leave a message. Stellar Recovery further violated TCPA by calling my cell number without consent and left PRE-RECORDED MESSAGES on my voice mail. Stellar has a portal on their website that allows a user to send them a message. They claim a Dispute Resolution specialist will get in contact with you. I sent them a message and directed that message to [redacted] the Chief Compliance Officer. Neither Compliance Officer [redacted] or any employee of Stellar responded to me. I asked them why they violated TCPA and how many times they dialed my cell number without consent. Each one of those calls requires damages of $500 - $1500 EACH. I followed up with a direct email to Compliance Officer [redacted]. I have record of this email and advised [redacted] that I had 3 saved Pre-recorded messages from Stellar left on my cell phone voice mail. I asked [redacted] to review the dials made to my cell phone and why under his watchful compliance eye could such a flagrant and intentional violation of TCPA happened. Compliance Officer [redacted] did not respond. I advised Stellar that I had consulted with an attorney and would be filing suit against them if they did not acknowledge their violation and make restitution. They of course ignored me. You see that is what dishonest, disingenuous, disreputable agencies do. They bury their head in the sand and think things are just going to go away. Reputable agencies immediately seek resolution with the consumer. They don't sit around. They reach out, listen, review their actions, offer remediation and resolve their problem. I need the Revdex.coms help. This could likely be a class action. Stellar didn't make a mistake and call me once. They intentionally dialed my cell number and they intentionally left pre-recorded messages violating TCPA. Other innocent consumers are being abused by Stellar.Desired Settlement: Compliance Officer [redacted] needs to respond to my grievance and own up to the violations because I have the recordings as evidence. [redacted] needs to tell the Revdex.com how many times my cell phone was dialed without consent and caused to ring without leaving a message. How many illegal ROBO message they left on my cell phone voice mail? Restitution needs to be made by Stellar. Auditors need to investigate Stellar to bring action against them for abusive cell # dialing practices. TCPA must be followed.

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of a complaint filed by [redacted]. We acknoledge that we have also received and responded to 2 seperate CFPB complaints, we have also received an e mail from this consumer that demands contact, threatens legal action, suggests Legal representation with Consumer Plaintiff's attorney S. Lemberg and threatens complaints to be filed with AG, Revdex.com and CFPB. Due to the nature of the consumers Revdex.com complaint, CFPB comlaints and e mails sent directly to Stellar Recovery; Stellar Recovery has escalated the complaint to the attorneys employed on behalf of Stellar Recovery Inc. We believe it to be in the best interest of Stellar Recovery Inc. and [redacted] that the complaints are from this point forward reveiwed and addressed by the attorneys employed on behalf of Stellar Recovery. These Attorneys for Stellar Recovery will be in contact with [redacted].

Review: I checked my credit report and I have this [redacted] bill in the amount of $201 dollars on my account. 12600442. [redacted] has never been on my credit report. I have had no prior collection attempts from this company. They did not notify me before putting this on my credit report. I never received a thirty day notice. Nothing. This is very odd because I keep a very close look on my credit report as I am very adept to FCRA rules and regulations. I have all the major credit monitoring services. I demand under FCRA rules and regulations full validation of this debt. They state the debt originated May 2014. It is a violation to not be notified under FCRA rules and regulations to put a collection on my account without my notice that also being the fact that [redacted] never put anything on my report I choose not to state more violations until I make it perfectly clear what I need from this company and it's tortious acts.Desired Settlement: In assertion I am requesting for various items along with this validation. Bill of Sale, Signed Documents, Address it originated, Itemization, Interest Accrued. I will not state the entirety of the information. As I need what Stellar will provide. If they neglect to provide proper validation it will be used. I have specifically asked for these five pieces of documentation to determine certain factors. There modernization of this account will be used. No matter the state of the account of when it was bought will be subject to scrutiny. If this was bought and found to be aged out of the statutes of limitation in my state I will seek damages. I need all pertinent information about this account. I require the entire paper course from sale from [redacted] to whomever this entity is in a paper format sent via U.S. Postal Mail. I will accept Revdex.com response information, but it will be deemed impure only because I need hard documentation. I am asking also for a Cease and Desist from Stellar. If they faulter to offer me this information I will not hesitate to sue. I will be contacting the CFPB before suit for dereliction. With this information it is imperative for me to have this information to see any more wrong doings. I have well and full knowledge of Consumer Financial Law. If under review of any of the information they provide by this contact I find anymore violations I will be seeking damages and additional damages as I have already found many impurities/violations. I choose not to state legal terms. Simple abrogation from my credit report with be sufficient and a cease and desist order is also compulsory. I do know FCRA and FDCPA jargon and I will not state these legal terms, but I will use your information you provide me to write an adequate response to the CFPB and or my attorney general. I am entirely cognizant of of anything to do with consumer financial laws and also data aggregation, brokers, privacy, e-commerce and will sue any tortfeasar. In my findings in any way you acquired this through a bundle and or the credit reporting agency itself they and you will both be held responsible as there tortious act has caused damage to my credit file If I find any violations I will be contacting the FDCPA and will find many more violations under any case law with with this. Any dereliction of this information shall and will be fully subject of scrutiny and used. A closure will not be accepted. Deletion and brokered accounts will also be subject also.. Therefore any account in my name you have acquired will be under these same terms. I will also be seeking damages with the credit reporting agency as I know there is high probability this could have been given to you by a certain agency. Compliance to delete this malicious information on my report and close any aggregated/bought accounts in your entire DBMS will be accepted. Violations for any account you have in my name will be subject and in turn will be be used for my purposes. Expeditious processing of communication to the credit reporting agencies is demanded. Expeditious acknowledgement to act will be noted. ""Simple deletion and personal information closed, abrogated entirely from your DBMS will be accepted and a expeditious response to the credit reporting agencies you have this on file with to delete will be accepted."" If you choose to send me a letter stating you will delete these accounts and any accounts you have in your DBMS. I urge to act quickly.

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of a complaint filed by [redacted]. On 05-27-2014, our office did receive a past due billing for [redacted] services at [redacted] still owns this file. We show no contact has been made on this file. The Revdex.com complaint demands validation of this file, we have requested validation documents from our client and they have indicated that the document are not available for this particular file. It is Stellar Recoveries policy that, once validation is requested but not available, we close the file, request deletion of any credit reporting and return the file to the original client. The file was closed today and will be returned to [redacted], deletion of the credit reporting has been ordered, confirmation of the deletion request is # [redacted]. A letter has been sent to Mr. [redacted] indicating that Stellar Recovery has closed and returned the file to [redacted].

Consumer

Response:

[To assist us in bringing this matter to a close, you must give us a reason why you are rejecting the response. If no reason is received, your complaint will be closed Administratively Resolved]

Revdex.com,

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted] and have determined that this does not resolve my complaint. For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below.

[To assist us in bringing this matter to a close, we would like to know your view on the matter.]

Regards,

Review: I have been trying to resolve a debt that Stellar Recovery, Inc. has in my name. Because the debt that they are handling is for Comcast, I had to return Comcast equipment then call back Stellar with the receipt of returned equipment. I returned the equipment then called Stellar back and realized that I had missed returning one piece of equipment. I was advised to return it then call back Stellar again to resolve my account. I returned the second piece of equipment and after approximately 10 phone calls in the span of 5 days and 2 emails (to separate email addresses found on their website), there is no way to contact them. The outgoing phone message on all of the phone numbers I have found for Stellar Recovery, Inc. is that the person is not at that extension and their mailbox is full so I can't leave a voicemail. I have had no response to the emails that I have written.

I just want to know if they are no longer in business and if so, how I proceed with my account? Or, are they still in business and how do I contact them?

Thank you.Desired Settlement: To know if they are still in business and to know how to contact so that I can finish my business with them (Stellar Recovery, Inc.)

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of a complaint filed by [redacted]. On 02-19-2014, our office did receive a comcast file in the name of Mark [redacted] for services and equipment not returned at [redacted]. Our records show we spoke with the consumer on 11-18-2014 and were informed that equipment had been returned to Comcast and were also informed that Comcast indicated that this would be removed from the credit reporting. The file was put on hold and we contacted our client in regards to the returned equipment. Comcast indicated that some of the equipment had been returned but also advised us to close the file and return to them. We closed the file on 11-18 and the file was recalled on 11-26. All credit reporting was ordered deleted on 11-18-2014. A closure letter was mailed out today to the address provided by the Revdex.com complaint. The file is closed and returned to our client. We are not sure why the consumer was unable to contact our office, we were closed over the Thanksgiving Holiday in order for our employees to spend time with their families.

Review: Attempted to contact this business via email, website and SEVERAL telephone numbers to pay a debt. ALL of the phone numbers (5 so far), go to the same mailbox that is full and no one will answer the phone. The website does not respond when the account number is put in. Emails have gone unanswered.Desired Settlement: Being able to contact the business and settle the debt.

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of an inquiry received from [redacted]. The consumer indicates she has been unable to contact our office or make a payment via our web site. We tested the Web Site and the account was brought up for payment, the file # is [redacted], zip code is [redacted] and last name is [redacted]. Our records indicate that we did speak with the consumer on 5-27-2015 and she requested a letter to be sent out. We show the letter was ordered and sent out on 5-28-2015 and addressed to the address we have on the file of [redacted]. An updated address was not provided to our agent during the call. We also show all of our numbers are working properly including [redacted]. We have also provided the phone number for contact of this consumer to one of agents and she will be attempting to follow up on this file today.

Stellar Recovery has called my phone number 50-100 times at all hours of the day and night. I have never answered because I do not owe anybody money.
I am afraid to answer because I feel that they are fraudulent, and I dont want to verify that there is anyone at my phone number.
how can I stop these calls and stop them from annoying others in the same way ???

Review: I received an alert on my credit report on 01/2012 that Stellar Recovery was reporting a collection account on my credit report. I immediately disputed it with all 3 credit reporting agencies and came back as verified. I waited for a dunning letter and I never received one. I sent Stellar Recovery a Debt Validation Letter certified mail with return receipt and no response from them. I again disputed with all 3 credit agencies in 08/2012 and came back as verified. I again sent them a Debt Validation Letter certified mail with return receipt and no response from them again. They are the only negative mark on my credit report and I have no idea what the collection is for. I have no account number as I was never provided any information on the account. I disputed again in 01/2013 with all 3 credit agencies and came back as verified. I have been going in circles with them for 14 months now with no information from them. I will be filing a complaint with FTC and the CA State Attorney Generals Office as well.Desired Settlement: I would like for Stellar Recovery to delete their tradeline from my credit report.

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of a complaint filed by [redacted]. On 08-08-2012, a [redacted] file was placed in our office for collection. The address we had for this consumer was [redacted]. We did receive an inquiry from the Credit Bureaus, our client indicated this was a validated file and was reported as such back to the Credit REporting agencies. We also updated the addres per the credit bureaus to [redacted], Chula Vista CA 91911 and a validation letter was mailed to the consumer on 12-21-2012. We are not showing any correspondence received from the consumer regarding this file. Based on the information from the Revdex.com complaint, we did ask our client to provide validation of this debt. We have been informed that validation is not available. Our policy is to close and return any file that validation is not available. We have closed the file and returned. We have also requested deletion from all credit bureaus via E [redacted] AUD deletion. AUD deletion confirmation # is [redacted]. Confirmation of deletion from [redacted] is [redacted] is [redacted] and [redacted] is [redacted].

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.

Regards,

Review: I completed a court ordered Section 128, approved by [redacted] in the County of [redacted] on Nov. 27. 2013. My debt to Stellar Recovery [redacted] was satisfied in the amount of $1,350.00. I checked my credit score a couple weeks ago and see that it is still posted that I owe them money on my report. I did sent the company a e-mail a few weeks ago and did not get a response. Can you help me?

Thank you, [redacted]Desired Settlement: I would like the debt taken off my credit rating

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of a inquiry made by [redacted]. Our office shows that we did receive an e mail inquiry from Ms. [redacted] on 07-25-2014, in which she indicated that "she had paid my debt for [redacted] through chapter 128, completed November 27,2013. The debt is still showing on my credit report as unpaid" Our compliance department reviewed the file and agreed Ms. [redacted] had paid off the file and had made all payments due since 8-9-2011 through 10-25-2013. The agent had not properly closed the file due to the fact that interest was occueing on the file but we had agreed to not actually charge any interest. The file was closed on 07-25-2014 and deletion was ordered to all credit reporting agencies. Ms. [redacted] needs to allow time for the credit reporting agencies to process this request. We show the agent did attempt to call the consumer but no contact was made for this follow up. The file has been closed as paid in full and deletion has been ordered as of 7-25-2014.

Consumer

Response:

[A default letter is provided here which indicates your acceptance of the business' response. If you wish, you may update it before sending it.]

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. I would like notice of the date that the debt has come off my credit report.

Regards,

Review: I received an update on my credit report from stellar recovery. I called them and they said I owed them $437 from [redacted]. I have [redacted] right now so this seems very fishy to me. I never received a letter from stellar before they reported to the credit agencies which is a violation a FCRA. The agent I spoke to said they sent a letter, but when I asked for the address they sent to, all he would give me is the city and state. He wanted me to pay immediately and and in a threatening tone said I better figure it out in 24 hours. I asked him to mail me a letter or in the very least email me something, so I could call [redacted] and see if this is a valid debt. I have not received an email. I have no problem paying this if it is in fact a valid debt.Desired Settlement: First and foremost, I would like stellar to remove all negative items to all three credit reporting agencies immediately since I never received an letter before being reported to the credit agencies. I would like a letter validating this debt and given my right to dispute this debt within the 30 day grace period.

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of a complaint filed by [redacted]. Our records indicate that we did receive a past due billing from [redacted] in the name of [redacted] in the amount of $436.71 on 01-12-2015. We do show a demand letter was ordered on 1-31-2015, but we also note that the address we received from [redacted] was incomplete as the street address had a name of "[redacted]". Our records do indicate that we spoke with this consumer on 02-28-2015 and the consumer ask for a placement letter and we do show a letter was ordered to be sent to an e mail address we had of [redacted] and that letter was ordered on 03-02-2015. We did listen to the call on 02-28-2015 and the Agent did not give the level of customer support we do require but the consumer was also being difficult and demanding. Based on the Revdex.com complaint, we have requested validation of this debt from [redacted] and will forward those documents to the consumer when we receive them. We also show that our office has two other files in our office under his name, one is [redacted] and is closed and another is a [redacted] account ([redacted]) which is still open in our office. All files are associated with the name and SS # ending in [redacted]. The [redacted] file has been put on hold during the validation period, if validation documents are not available, the file will be closed and returned to the client and we have updated the address of the consumer. Credit reporting has been ordered deleted on the [redacted] file as well.

Consumer

Response:

[A default letter is provided here which indicates your acceptance of the business' response. If you wish, you may update it before sending it.]

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 as long as deletion on my credit reports happens in a timely fashion.

Regards,

Review: Stellar Recovery has been trying to contact me via my cell phone for the past few months and also recently began calling at my parent's home phone number and I have not lived at my parent's address for many years, they were also looking for me by my maiden name, I have been married for 2 years and everything has legally been changed name wise and all account addresses have been updated appropriately. My husband finally called Stellar Recovery back today to get more information as they have now begun contacting my parents but they would not provide any further information to my father and would not leave any voicemail on my phone indicating the reason for their call. My husband spoke to someone with my permission and I was listening to the call, the lady was very short and not very polite. The lady stated that they have a collections from Comcast that totaled $84.63, from April 27, 2015 for my previous residence address and that they received the notice from Comcast June 14, 2015. We stated that we were going to call Comcast before taking any further action such as payment as we could see that we were up to date on payment for our account. The lady she automatically stated that she was going to put that we were disputing the collections notice if we weren't going to pay it today and we tried to ask her for her name but she hung up without so much as a goodbye.

We contacted Comcast directly and explained the situation with Stellar Recovery. Comcast stated that there was not any past due amount for the address Stellar Recovery referenced or notes on the account that anything was sent to collections and furthermore stated that we had a credit of $59.57 on that address referenced when we spoke to Stellar Recovery and the credit was transferred to our current account when we moved. The comcast representative suggested we contact Stellar Recovery again and ask them to provide us with thel account number to determine if it matched the account number comcast has on file for the residence Stellar Recovery was referencing and to ensure this was not a scam.

We contacted Stellar Recovery again and explained to an [redacted] (unsure of spelling) that we spoke with Comcast and that they showed we had no past due amounts on our accounts. We then asked for a comcast account number associated with the notice. [redacted] stated they did not have an account number or identifying information other than the phone number, address and name. I did not want to give them any further personal information as I felt this could be a scam since they could not give me any further identifying information regarding the comcast account.Desired Settlement: I would like Stellar Recovery to please stop contacting myself and my family members attempting to collect a debt which I do not owe. Stellar Recovery put on the supposed collection that my husband and I were disputing it and that they were sending it back to Comcast I fear that they may contact me again saying Comcast sent it back to them again as the dispute was not valid and they will still seek payment. I feel as though my identity is being threatened and I do not like being harassed.

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of a complaint filed by [redacted]. Our records indicate that Comcast did place a file in our office on 06-01-2015 under the name of [redacted] for Services at [redacted] in the amount of $84.63. The information provided by Comcast indicated that this account was from 4-27-2015, the original account number with Comcast is listed as [redacted]. We are reviewing the recorded calls made to our agents regarding this file, we do not understand why the agent couldn't or wouldn't provide the original account number associated with this Comcast file. The agent did close the file as disputed after the phone call on 08-13-2015 and noted that the consumer would contact Comcast directly regarding this disputed account. Mrs. [redacted] has ask that Stellar discontinue collection efforts on this file, we will leave the file closed as disputed and return to Comcast. If Mrs. [redacted] has any further questions, she is welcome to contact Comcast.

Consumer

Response:

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Revdex.com,

My husband and I are in direct contact with Comcast (speaking with them again on 8/14/15 in reference to this alleged collection/debt as there now appears to be an error on the part of Comcast. We have ensured that if there is any actual debt that we owe that we can work directly with Comcast and not deal with Stellar Recovery any longer. They were in agreement. I do want to indicate that Stellar Recovery did not reference me correctly in their response, my name was [redacted] NOT [redacted]. It seems pretty unprofessional that they cannot reference their files correctly. I hope that they keep their word and do not contact me any longer. I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted] and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.

Regards,

Review: On 10/22/15 I called Stellar Recovery, Inc in regards to a collection I had paid (in full) on a old outstanding debt. I asked to receive a letter of deletion so I may use such letter to have the collection removed from my credit report on the 3 large credit report bureaus. After much hassle, I was bluntly told: "No, we will remain compliant with the Fair Credit Report Act, and no such letter can or will be issued."

The comment of "we will remain compliant with the Fair Credit Report Act" was their way of falsely telling me that it was illegal to do so and they were not going to issue such letter. This is completely inaccurate.Desired Settlement: I would like a letter of deletion from this company, stating that my debt has been pain in full and will be deleted from my credit report on ALL THREE credit reporting bureaus. (TransUnion, Equifax and Experian)

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of a complaint filed by [redacted]. Our records indicate that a file was placed in our office by Century Link on 02-13-2015 under the name of [redacted] with an address listed as [redacted]. We show that the file was paid in full on 5-6-15. On 10-22-2015, our records indicate that we spoke with Mr. [redacted] and he requested a deletion of the credit reporting, we show that we properly have reported this file as first, an open collection account and then a paid in full account to all credit reporting agencies. Mr. [redacted] was given information by our agent that we do not offer a "Pay to Delete" policy and that the file was properly being reported under the Fair Credit Reporting Act. We also show that we sent via e mail, a paid in full letter to the consumer. Our investigation of the matter, shows that we attempted to send a demand letter on 2-14-2015 to the address given by the client and it was returned as undeliverable on 3-26-2015. Since Mr. [redacted] may not have received this demand notification, we have ask for a manual AUD deletion of the credit reporting for this case, confirmation number is [redacted]. Please allow time for the credit reporting agencies to process this request.

Consumer

Response:

[A default letter is provided here which indicates your acceptance of the business' response. If you wish, you may update it before sending it.]

Revdex.com,

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted] and find that this resolution will be satisfactory to me as long as the "AUD deletion" of this collection will be reported and removed from ALL THREE credit bureaus (TransUnion, Esperian, and Equifax) in a timely matter. Thank you.

Review: I am writing to place a complaint against Stellar Accts for continuing to report and update account # [redacted]to my credit files to the credit reporting agencies without proper validation that the debt is mine. I sent two certified letters to validate this debt over the last 90 days. yet,they continues to update and report this account. This is a violation of the FCRA.Desired Settlement: Immediately delete this debt from all three major credit bureau and agree not to sell or renter this debt on my credit report.

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of a complaint filed by [redacted]. On 01-22-2013, our office did receive a file from [redacted]t regarding a past due billing for [redacted] for services at [redacted] Houston, TX 77038. Part of the billing was for equipment and part for services dating back to November of 2010. On 03-25-2013, [redacted] credited 3 payments to this account for returned equipment for $740.00. We began to report this file to the credit bureaus on 03-26-2013. Our account history does not show that we ever received any correspondence from this consumer requesting validation of the file. Based on the information we received from the Revdex.com, we have ordered and received validation documents including copies of invoices dated 09-22-1008-19-2011 and 07-19-2010, we have mailed these invoices to the address on file which is the same address as provided by the Revdex.com. All collections and reporting does stop during this validation period per the FDCPA, we have deleted any credit reporting for this file, aud deletion request is [redacted], dated todays date. Mr. [redacted] can review the documents and is welcome to contact us after his review with any additional questions or e mail me at [redacted]@stellarrecoveryinc.com .

Review: I have been called by ###-###-#### (Stellar Recovery) at least 3 times, at my home number ###-###-####, within the past week. They are looking for a [redacted] (?) and leave a message that I cannot listen to the message unless I am her, because they are collecting a debt. I finally called the number back tonight. I was hung up on as soon as I said "You keep calling my home number looking for someone who doesn't live here (click)." I called back, got the same "[redacted]," said "I just talked to you. Stop calling my house, you're calling the wrong person." He asked for the number, gave it to him, he asked if I'm that lady, I said "I just told you, you're calling the wrong number." He said, "You're not here. Huh. Ha (chuckle). We'll take that number off the list, 24 hour takedown, you shouldn't receive any more calls." I was ticked at the chuckle, said "Then fix it NOW." He hung up on me. I am not the person they want, I googled their number and from the results this appears to be a regular occurrence. The company is an apparent violated of federal laws. This needs to stop immediately.Desired Settlement: I want the calls to stop to me, and I want this company to stop harassing others. Repeated calls happen during the day, and the night. I am not the person they are looking for, and they have a history of doing this to innocent others. They want to question if I'm a liar? Why don't they reverse-phone-search my number and see I am NOT the person they are looking for? Make them stop calling me.

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery Inc. received a Revdex.com complaint from [redacted] on July 12, 2013. The consumer’s complaint states an incorrect number was being called in regards to a collection effort. The consumer states her home phone number (###-###-####) was called a total of three times within a week. The consumer states when she spoke with a representative of Stellar Recovery Inc. she was addressed rudely and the representative hung-up on her after removing the phone number from the account. Stellar Recovery Inc. received a collection file for [redacted] on July 2, 2013. The phone number ###-###-#### was provided as a contact number for the consumer on the collection file. Three calls were placed to the phone number ###-###-####. As per the consumer’s request, the phone number was removed from the collection file on July 11, 2013. Stellar Recovery Inc. has also addressed the representative who handled the file regarding the consumer’s complaint. Stellar Recovery Inc. apologizes for any inconvenience this may have caused [redacted] and her family.

Review: I received a phone call in September 2013 regarding a bill I supposively owed for $78. They were very determined to collect the money over the phone without informing me of what company it was for or what the charges were for. I never heard of this company nor have I received any bills or letters in the mail from them. After much probing, they did tell me [redacted] sent me to collections for an account I had two years ago. I told them I paid off the account and closed it myself, that I received no letters/bills from Stellar or [redacted].I asked what the charges were for and they could not tell me. I asked them to send me a bill in the mail and paper work showing what I owed and why. I told them I would not pay without proof and paperwork. They told me to contact [redacted] and find out from them, then call them back and pay.Desired Settlement: I want this fee waived and my credit cleared up.I want Stellar to stop calling and waive this fee I don't owe.

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery has received an inquiry from [redacted]. On 04-09-2013, our office did receive a [redacted] file in the name of [redacted] for services at [redacted] Our investigation shows that we did not make contact with Ms. [redacted] until 09-17-2013, she indicated to our agent that she had never had [redacted] and the address we were showing for service was her "Mothers" home and she thought she might have opened this file in her name, she indicated that she was going to call her mother and would call us back after she did. She also called into our office on 09-18-2013 and requested a letter be sent, the letter was mailed to the [redacted] address on 09-18-2013. We also document that we talked with the consumer on 09-23-2013, said she wanted to verify the charges, the agent advised we would order the validation or she could speak directly with [redacted] with additional questions on the original set up of the file. The agent did order the validation, I have mailed a copy of validation documents to the address in Hawaii as provided by the Revdex.com. For now, we have placed the file as disputed and ask for deletion of the credit reporting. Ms. [redacted] is welcome to discuss the file when she receives our documents with our office at ###-###-####, ext [redacted].

Review: hello I received a notice that I owe this company 447.44 I called them on 2-11-2014 and informed them that I dispute this amount and the amount that I owed was way below that

the Representative informed me that the only way she would accept to even listen to me is if I pay 300 dollars if not they will report me to credit agencyDesired Settlement: to please provide me with a detailed explanation of charges and allow me the time to response

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of a complaint filed by [redacted]. On 12-13-2013, our office was assigned a [redacted] file for services under the name of [redacted] for services at [redacted] in the amount of $847.44. On 01-09-2014 a credit was received for equipment from [redacted] in the amount of $400.00 leaving a balance due of $447.44 for services. We spoke with [redacted] on 02-11-2014, we reviewed the recorded call. The consumer advised she returned equipment and agent gave her information we had on the credits issued. The consumer advised that she only owed "around 200-300 maximum." The agent then advised her to pay the amount that was not disputed and the file would be closed as disputed after the payment was made. The consumer said she was concerned that the remaining balance would continue to show on her credit. The agent then told the consumer that she would dispute the remaining portion of the file. Consumer ask if we had a copy of the last billing, agent advised we did not. The consumer was not willing to pay the undisputed amount. The agent then closed the file disputed. The file will be returned to [redacted] as disputed and credit reporting has been ordred deleted on this file. This file has been closed in office, [redacted] can deal directly with [redacted] regarding this file in the future.