Stellar Recovery, Inc.

Review: I have not received any statement or bill about this. I did pay it and they claimed it will no longer be a collection on my report within 48 hours. It's still there now two weeks later. Every time I call to get questions answered they are not helpful at all and VERY RUDE. I felt pressured to pay regardless of their mistakes. They have yet to send me a receipt. They said just check my bank account. Not professional.

I want this deleted off of my credit report due to their reporting mistakes.Desired Settlement: I want this deleted off of my credit report per their agreement when I paid the bill in full. and a Letter showing that is paid in full

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery has received an inquiry made by [redacted]. Our records indicated that on 08-07-2014, we did receive a past due billing from Comcast for a [redacted] for services at [redacted]. We do show that 2 demand letters were mail to the address we were provded on [redacted] on 08-08-2014 and 09-17-2014. We also show that we first spoke with the spouse ([redacted]) on 09-17-2014 and she indicated to our agent she would pay this "on line in one payment in order to receive an instant receipt of payment.". We show a second conversation with the spouse on 02-03-2015 where she ask our agent about a settlement available on this file and indicated she was previously offered a settlement, the agent informed the consumer the client did not offer settlements on this placement. On 03-27-2015, we show again that we spoke with spouse ([redacted]) and she agreed to pay the balance on this file, the recording indicated that the agent did say that the credit reporting would by "updated" to show the file had a zero balance within a 48 hour period. We do show that we reported this file as paid to the credit reporting agencies as of 4-2-2015. Because there may have been some confusion, we have ordered deletion of the credit reporting for this file as of today, confirmation number for the deletion is [redacted]. We have also e mailed a paid in full letter. We received an e mail back from ([redacted]) and she indicated that this letter did not have a particular amount that was paid on this account. We then sent out another "receipt of Payment" letter which did indicate the amount paid of $570.46.

Consumer

Response:

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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 hope they still plan on removing it from my credit recorded as per their statement on 3/27/15.

Regards,

Review: I have no idea why this company is constantly calling me. They are on the same level as Sallie Mae (SLM) with their constant calling and not leaving a message. SLM was a nightmare which I do not and will not go through again. PLEASE do something.

I finally called them back today and discovered they were a collection agency. I was eventually connected with an obnoxious customer support resource who refused to tell what company has turned me over to collections. I told the rep that I had lived in the city they were referencing the address associated with my name but did not confirm the address. Therefore I go no further information. I informed the representative not to contact me again until they were ready to provide me with the company's name who had turned me over to collections.

I am getting anywhere from 1 to 3 calls per day and this has been going on since the first of the year and it is frustrating.

And to make things worse I am not aware of any debts that are in arrears that are attached to my name.

Please do something.

Sincerely,

[redacted]Desired Settlement: Inform who the creditor is so that I can resolve/clear up this issue in lieu of dealing with a 3rd party.

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of a complaint filed by [redacted]. Our records indicate that we did receive a Comcast account in our office on 1-11-2016 for [redacted] with Services at [redacted]. Our investigation shows that we have a social security number listed on the account to confirm if this is the correct party. Ms. [redacted] contacted our office on 1-22-2016, our agent attempted to verify Ms. [redacted] by the address listed on the account. Once Ms. [redacted] advised she was not aware of the address we had listed on the account, Stellar could not disclose any further details of the account with this third party. Ms. [redacted] telephone number has been removed from the account. If Ms. [redacted] would like more information regarding this matter she will need to contact our office and follow the verification process.

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.

Review: I notified Stellar Recovery on 3/20/13 in writing to cease & desist contacting myself or any 3rd party regarding any alleged debt. They violated this request by continuing to contact me at my place of employment on 4/1/13. This violation of the FDCPA has been reported to the FTC.Desired Settlement: Stellar Recovery must follow the rules & regulations set forth by the FDCPA.

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of an complaint filed by [redacted]. We have completed our investigation. On March, 20th, we did receive an e mail from Ms. [redacted], this e mail did not have any address or addtional information provided, only that we were to cease and desist collections for [redacted]. We reviewed the name and found 6 different files associated with a [redacted] that were currently open in our office. Without further information, it was impossible to local the correct file. Yesterday, we received another e mail from the consumer indicating that we were continueing to call her. We were forced to go into our data base and cancel as cease and desist all [redacted] files. With the additional information provided by the Revdex.com and the consumer, we have determined the correct account. This file was closed yesterday at 10:11 am MST. There will be no additional calls. In the future, we would suggest that if Ms. [redacted] wants a creditor to cease and desist, she provide adequate information to idently the file in question.

Review: This company is not following the proper collections guidelines. I have never recieved dunning notice from this company and I pulled my credit and saw that they were listed. I contacted them via phone, email and a letter and a I spoke with a manager & he advised he would delete from my credit report ASAP and stop collections. I waited for the deletion from the report and it never occurred. I contacted back again and was advised that they did recieved my debt validation letter and they would stop collecting but would NOT stop reporting to the credit bureaus. The whole point of the debt validation, Under 809 FDCPA they must cease collections until validated which INCLUDES deletion from the credit bureaus. The manager and representative indicated they would only stop attempting to collect but NOT remove from the credit report which is in direct violation. I would like this company to remove these collection accounts from my reports ASAP.Desired Settlement: Delete all information pertaining to this debt from all 3 credit bureaus immediately per the guidelines of FDCPA 809.

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of a complaint filed by [redacted]. On 08-11-2012, Stellar Recovery did receive a file in the name of Saless J. [redacted] for a past due billing from [redacted]. We do show that a "dunning letter" was mailed our on 09-13-2013 to the address on file of 3[redacted]. On 01-29-2013, we also receied from the Credit Bureaus and credit inquiry, at this point, the file put to dispute and verification was ordered from the original client. We have had conversations with Mr. [redacted] since that date and he has indicated that he is disputing the file. Our records indicate that the Credit Bureaus were notified of the Validation request and the dispute. We checked with our client today and validation is not available for this file, as a result, we have closed the file as disputed and returned the file to the client. In order to expidiate the deletion procedure, we have file an individual [redacted] to all 3 credit bureaus as of todays date. The confirmation number is [redacted] This will delete all credit reporting for this file from Stellar Recovery.

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID 9488784, and have determined that this does not resolve my complaint. For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below.

Hello

This is regarding stellar recovery, they indicated they sent a request to have all information deleted.. As of a few weeks later the information is still showing when it should have only taken 24-48 hours to be deleted. As of now this issue has not been resolved and I would like to keep the Revdex.com complaint open still.

ThanksSalesse

Regards,

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery has received this additional information regarding [redacted]. We have again, confirmed that an AUD deletion was performed by Stellar Recovery on 04-04-2013. We cannot advise how long a period it may take the Credit Reporting Agencies to process this document, our confirmation number is [redacted] and have additional confirmations from each of the Reporting agencies on this request.

Review: Good day Sir or Ma'am,I'm writing to report the very unprofessional behavior of the telephone operators who are calling to collect monies, as a 3rd party collections agency. I returned their call and this rep says, "Hi Ms [redacted]. Are you still receiving your mail at --------(saying my address). I say, "And who am I speaking with?" I got no response, which was scary to say the least. This person who obviously had caller ID to know it was me returning his call, and he knew where I lived, but didn't say to me that he was with this company collecting a debt. He was more interested in me following along and answering his questions rather than reveal his identity. He never told me his name or the company he represented, but did tell me that he was attempting to collect a debt of less than $38 for a company that I've allegedly owed for over 2 years. He became very loud when I told him that I don't owe it and he needed to send me the original documents stating that I owe his company money. He began to yell at me "Well we're gonna".....and I hung up to avoid going back and forth with him and called back to speak with a supervisor about my experience and asked them to not contact me again. These are poor business practices. Business representatives should identify themselves before they make you feel that they are watching you by addressing you by name and revealing the fact that they know where you live, by asking if you still receive mail at-----. The world we live in nowadays isn't safe and technology has a lot to do with it; i.e. the craigs list crimes. I literally felt threatened/bullied over a $38 debt that I do not owe.Desired Settlement: Please contact this company about their business practices and make them aware of how scary it is for their customer service reps to be on the other end of the phone and know your name and address, but choose not to give out their own name, or the name of the company they work for. They should reveal that information at the start of their calls. Thank you for you time and attention in this matter.

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of a complaint filed by [redacted]. On 04-29-2013, Stellar Recovery did receive a past due amount due from [redacted]. We did speak with Ms. [redacted] on 05-02-2013, under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, we are required to identify a consumer 2 ways before we give any information regarding the debt, this is in order to make sure we have the right person on the phone. We identify by name and by address and will cannot devolge any additional information until we receive verification of identity. The agent, in this case, should have been more customer service driven when Ms. [redacted] refused to give her information to the agent. We understand that the amount showing due is small in this case, we still have to abide by the federal statutes on giving information about the debt. We are showing that Ms. [redacted] called back into our office after the call, she did report that the first agent was "rude". She also told the 2nd agent that she doesnt know who we are and demanded us to cease and desist. Again, under the FDCPA, when a consumer puts us on notice to cease and desist, we are required to do just that. The account was restricted to no calls. This file will be returned to our client as a cease and desist file, Ms. [redacted] is welcome to deal directly with [redacted] on this file, as we are now restricted from making additional collection attempts.

Review: Stellar Recovery has falsely reported collection information on my credit report with [redacted] Credit Bureau. Date of 1st Delinquency is incorrect.

My Stellar Recovery account# is [redacted]. Stellar Recovery is reporting the Date of 1st Delinquency as March 2011, which is incorrect. The Date of 1st Delinquency should not be more current than 2004 when I defaulted with the company [redacted], which is the original debtor. This collection should not be on my credit report with [redacted] Credit Bureau since the Date of 1st Delinquency is from 2004 and not 2011. I have disputed this with all three Credit Bureaus ([redacted] and [redacted]). All Credit Bureaus except [redacted] have investigated this matter and have corrected it. I have documents that show that [redacted] and [redacted] have corrected this. It appears that Stellar is falsely reporting the Date of 1st Delinquency to have as leverage with getting me to pay. Stellar Recovery is reporting the Date of 1st Delinquency in March of 2011, which means this collection will stay on my report until 2018! This is illegal and unethical.Desired Settlement: Correct Date of 1st Delinquency so [redacted] can remove this from my credit report with them.

Business

Response:

July 9, 2013

In response to Case # [redacted]:

Stellar Recovery Inc. received a Revdex.com complaint on July 5, 2013 regarding a collection account for [redacted]. The consumer's complaint states Stellar Recovery Inc. is incorrectly reporting the date of first delinquency to the credit bureaus. The consumer states the date of first delinquency is 2004 versus March 2011 as reported.

Stellar Recovery Inc. received a collection file for [redacted] on April 7, 2011. The collection file was reported to the consumer's credit bureau on April 8, 2011. The date the consumer reads on his credit bureau is the date Stellar Recovery Inc. reported the collection account to the credit bureaus, not the date the consumer's account became delinquent.

Stellar Recovery Inc. did receive a potential dispute from the Credit Reporting Agencies on March 18, 2013. Stellar Recovery Inc.'s administrative staff notated the consumer's file and closed the account as an administrative dispute based upon the information given. The consumer's account was deleted from the credit bureaus on May 16, 2013.

Unfortunately, Stellar Recovery Inc. is unable to change the date as shown on the consumer's credit bureau. Stellar Recovery Inc. apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause.

Sincerely,

[redacted], CP

Certified Paralegal/Administrative Assistant

Review: I received a collection notice from Stellar in May of this year. Without admitting liability I chose to pay the amount in full. Upon receipt of payment, Stellar agreed to delete all references to this account with all three credit bureaus. I then sent payment in full after receiving written notification of our agreement. Since that time no action has been taken. I contacted Stellar at the beginning of September and was told that the deletion had not been placed because of an oversight, which the representative assured me would be corrected immediately. I have waited another month and my most recent credit report does not reflect the deletion. I ask that Stellar remedy this oversight immediately as we agreed.Desired Settlement: *s the account has been paid in full per the terms of the agreement, the record of the collection should be removed from all three credit bureaus.

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of a complaint filed by [redacted]. Our investigation has found that Mr. [redacted] did request and receive a letter that indicated that upon payment of this file, we would delete the entry to all credit reporting agencies. He did pay the account on 05-24-2013. Our records indicate that our system updated and deleted the credit reporting as of 06-05-2013, this is an automated system with our software. Based on the [redacted] inquiry, we performed a manual *UD deletion request today, 10-11-2013, confirmation # is [redacted]. We do apologize, sometime there are issues with the credit reporting agency, the *UD is manual and this should take care of the deletion for Mr. [redacted]. the consumer is welcome to contact me directly with any further questions, ###-###-####, ext [redacted] and can ask for [redacted]. Peterson.

Review: this company has called my phone number many times, I have called them and told them I am not [redacted] and they promise to remove my phone number. That lasts about 3 months and then I begin to receive calls again every two days or so. When I called them today I spoke with Ashley who told me that it had never been noted in their system that my number is a wrong number.Desired Settlement: No more phone calls for [redacted] at my phone number.

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of a complaint filed by [redacted]. Ms. [redacted] indicated that our office is calling a wrong number. Our records do indicate on 01-04-2014, the phone number of ###-###-#### was placed in our system for a contact phone for a [redacted], the phone was called 5 times between 01-06-2014 and 06-20-2014 when our office took an inbound call from the consumer. The agent removed the number and did indicate that we show no record of being informed that this was a wrong number. Our intent is not to call wrong numbers and we did remove the number when informed. The agent also placed the call into our internal do not call list, this prevents the number from being listed in our system for any further placements of the number. We certainly apologize to Ms. [redacted] for the 5 wrong number calls. There has been no calls made prior to 01-06-2014 for this number by Stellar.

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of a complaint filed by [redacted]. Ms. [redacted] indicated that our office is calling a wrong number. Our records do indicate on 01-04-2014, the phone number of ###-###-#### was placed in our system for a contact phone for a [redacted], the phone was called 5 times between 01-06-2014 and 06-20-2014 when our office took an inbound call from the consumer. The agent removed the number and did indicate that we show no record of being informed that this was a wrong number. Our intent is not to call wrong numbers and we did remove the number when informed. The agent also placed the call into our internal do not call list, this prevents the number from being listed in our system for any further placements of the number. We certainly apologize to Ms. [redacted] for the 5 wrong number calls. There has been no calls made prior to 01-06-2014 for this number by Stellar.

Review: This account is on my credit breaur and I keep telling them to remove this account off my report they have a ssn # ending in [redacted], this is not my SSN # of [redacted].Desired Settlement: Remove from credit report

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of a complaint filed by [redacted]. Our records indicated that on 11-29-2012, we did received a past due filling from Comcast for services in the name of [redacted] for services at [redacted]. This address appears to be the address given by the consumer to the Revdex.com, the phone number given for contact also is a match to the number given to the Revdex.com of [redacted]. Our records do show that a SS # associated with the file ends in [redacted] and the consumer is claiming that this is not a match. For the reason that the SS# appears to not be a match, we have closed the file as disputed and will return it to Comcast with the information provided. All Credit reporting will be ordered deleted for the file as well.

We would like to thank Jesse Marcury from Stellar Recovery Inc for getting a letter out to us very quickly that shows the bill was paid in full that we needed very urgently, otherwise we would have had to wait longer as we are going for a house and needed to get turned in immediately.

With great appreciation,

Larry and Pam Myers

I would like to thank Stellar Recovery and specifically [redacted] for the professional and courteous way that they handle their customers. Every person I spoke with was courteous, informative and helpful. Speaking to a collection agency is never easy, but they made it such.

Review: This account should not have been credit reported.

A collector called at 7:40AM which is before calling time and the phone number wasn't even mine. I have tried to contact them but I receive no response. They incorrectly reported this account to the credit bureaus I don't know how that this was even reported I never put my social on any website when purchasing.Desired Settlement: I want this item removed from my credit report. This should have never been reported in any way.

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery received a Revdex.com complaint filed by [redacted] by our Standard Revdex.com office in Spokane Washington and responded earlier today. We addressed his concerns and indicated that we do not show that a phone call was made on the file at 7:40am, our systems are designed to prevent calls before 8am and after 9pm. We have closed this file as disputed and returned it to our client and we have deleted any credit reporting.

Review: Stellar Recovery is claiming I owe $1431.71 and has reported this debt to the 3 major credit bureaus. I have an email from spotloan showing the account is paid in full. I am pasting it. I have notified Stellar Recovery and they refuse to remove this from the Credit Bureaus. Poor collections practices and fraudulent claims against consumers and their credit. Below is the email, which I can forward to if needed showing it was paid in 2012. I forwarded the email to Stellar Recovery as well and to date they are still reporting to the 3 major bureaus. [redacted] Dec 7, 2012 [redacted] Spotloan - PAIDDear [redacted],Congratulations! Your Spotloan for $800 has been paid in full.Thank you for allowing us to help you with your financial needs. If you need us in the future, we would be happy to help you and your friends and family, too.Thanks for joining the Spotloan family. Please let me know if there's anything else I can do to help you.Spotfully yours, Cease And Desist Queue Relationship Manager c[redacted] Spotloan www.spotloan.com End of MessageDesired Settlement: I want them to cease and desist any collection efforts for this account, note it as paid and notify all 3 major credit bureaus to remove the accounts. I am notifying my attorney as well, and the State of Wisconsin as this doesn't appear to be a collectible debt

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of a complaint filed by [redacted]. On 01-08-2014, our office did receive a file in the name of [redacted], the original creditor named was SpotLoan and current creditor was a debt buyer, Crown Asset Management. Our records indicate that we have had no direct contact with the consumer regarding the file. On Friday, February 21, at 5:20 pm, I did receive an e mail from the consumer, that indicated that the file was paid to Spotloan and included an e mail from December 7th, 2012. This morning I reviewed the file, closed the file as disputed and returned the file to our client with the information received. All Credit Reporting will be ordered deleted.

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. Stellar had send me a bill that is how I knew it was on my credit report. Thank you!

Regards,

Review: I received a phone call from this company on April 15th in the evening to my home phone. The number came from a phone number in Pennsylvania. They did not leave a message. I returned the call from my cell, curious to find out who the caller was and reached Stellar Recovery. They woman on the phone asked me to verify the phone number they attempted to reach me. Once confirmed, she said the call was in regards to an outstanding [redacted] debt for a [redacted] at [redacted] in San Francisco, CA in the amount of $181. I have never lived in CA and have not had a [redacted] account in 9 years (at my previous residence in NJ). She directed me to [redacted] to file a fraud claim form. I spent 1/2 hour or so on a chat with a [redacted] agent who confirmed that my last 4 SSN matched the account in question ([redacted]). She was not able to help me and directed me to call the customer solutions team at [redacted]. I spoke with another agent who was not able to assist me and instructed me to call the collections department during their business hours. I have not checked my credit report, but am hoping that there is nothing about this on my credit as it is not nor ever has been my debt.Desired Settlement: Confirmation that this is not my debt and removal from credit report if applicable. And no further calls.

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of an inquiry made by [redacted]. Our investigation shows that on 06-03-2011, our office did receive a past due billing for [redacted] for a [redacted] for services at [redacted], the SS# associated with the file ends in [redacted]. We do show that we spoke with a [redacted] on 04-15-2014, she indicated to our agent that she had never had a [redacted] account and never lived a the address we have on file, she did indicate the the last 4 of the SS# seemed to match. The Stellar Agent noted the file and closed the file as disputed and noted the information obtained from the consumer. The file has been closed and returned to [redacted] with information on the dispute, any credit reporting on the file has been deleted. Ms. [redacted] needs to continue to contact [redacted] regarding this file, we have closed the file on our side. Because the actual name and address for this consumer seems totally different, we believe this would not be reporting on Ms. [redacted] personal credit profile but have ordered deletion to be overly caustious. If Ms. [redacted] has any additional concerns, she is welcome to call my office at ###-###-#### or e mail me at [redacted]

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of an inquiry made by [redacted]. Our investigation shows that on 06-03-2011, our office did receive a past due billing for [redacted] for a [redacted] for services at [redacted], the SS# associated with the file ends in [redacted]. We do show that we spoke with a [redacted] on 04-15-2014, she indicated to our agent that she had never had a [redacted] account and never lived a the address we have on file, she did indicate the the last 4 of the SS# seemed to match. The Stellar Agent noted the file and closed the file as disputed and noted the information obtained from the consumer. The file has been closed and returned to [redacted] with information on the dispute, any credit reporting on the file has been deleted. Ms. [redacted] needs to continue to contact [redacted] regarding this file, we have closed the file on our side. Because the actual name and address for this consumer seems totally different, we believe this would not be reporting on Ms. [redacted] personal credit profile but have ordered deletion to be overly caustious. If Ms. [redacted] has any additional concerns, she is welcome to call my office at ###-###-#### or e mail me at [redacted]

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,

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: My husband received a collection-type letter from an unknown company (Stellar) concerning a supposed debt involving "Original Creditor [redacted]" and "Current Creditor [redacted]." None of these companies were known to him or me. I "googled" [redacted] and learned it is a defunct bank in the state of Utah. He has impaired vision and previously asked me to handle paperwork for him. He asked me to find out what this was about. Being concerned this was a scam or "phishing" letter, I contacted Revdex.com-Spokane to see if they were familiar with the companies. [redacted] told me Stellar was a large collection agency. He was not familiar with the creditors but was able to quickly confirm that [redacted] was out of business. He gave me a toll-free number and suggested that I call Stellar to get the phone number for [redacted] so I could find out the basis of their supposed claim. I reached Stellar and asked for the phone number for [redacted]. At her request I told her the "reference number" [redacted]luded in the letter. Then she asked for my name. The conversation deteriorated back and forth about "who I was and how I may have gotten hold of the addressee's mail" and "whether the letter was part of a scam to scare senior citizens into paying money they didn't owe". She said she didn't have the phone number. I said okay and hung up. Then I helped him with a response letter disputing the entire amount of the debt.Desired Settlement: He denies the validity of this claim. It is now up to [redacted] to provide details and proof that the debt is a legal obligation. Maybe collection agencies routinely take a heavy-handed approach (I don't know), but I believe she could be more effective if she developed better people skills. As I said on the phone, I "only asked for a phone number!"

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of an inquiry received from [redacted]. Our records show that a file was placed into our office from a Debt Buyer, "The [redacted]." for what appears to be a [redacted] account originally owned by [redacted] Bank on 03-20-2014. The name of the file is Vernon [redacted], ss # ending in [redacted] at an address of [redacted]. It appears this is a dated file and was charged off on 06-30-2002. It does appear that a demand letter was sent to the address on file on 02-09-2015. It does appear that we spoke with the spouse on 03-03-2015, the agent noted that the consumer who called in refused to identify her relationship with the consumer and the agent was unable to give information on this account. The Agent did put the into a validation status, this would request that the Debt Buyer supply additonal information and validation of the debt, which will be sent to the consumer when we receive it. If validation is not available from the Debt Buyer, the file will be closed and a closure letter will be forwarded to the consumer. We do not report to any Credit reporting agency on these aged accounts. Again, we have requested validation documents from the Debt Buyer, collection efforts cease during this period.

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]. The information provided was helpful, and, on Mr. [redacted]' behalf will await documentation from the creditor.

Regards,

Review: I called this company trying to pay on a dept. I asked them to send me a letter saying that upon receipt of payment, we will send you settlement letter stating the following: remove this account from my credit reports (Experian, TransUnion, Equifax) or change the status of my account from Collection to Pays As Agreed. Furthermore, I ask that you also agree, that once paid in full, this account is not to be resold/transferred to any other collection agency. In addition, any references to late payment or charge off regarding this account are removed from my credit file and a satisfaction paid letter be sent to me.I have even sent the letter just for them to sign and they will not do so. They don't want the money order, they want me to give them my banking information. I told them that I already have the money order. I was told to take it back to the store I got it from and cash it. I am trying to resolve some of these issues on my credit report and I have already been burned by one company I sent a money order to and they still have not taken it off my credit. PLEASE HELP ME to resolve this issue.This is the second company in Jacksonville that is giving me a hard way to go. It feels like they want to stop me from paying this account off.[redacted]Desired Settlement: I would like to receive the letter that I asked for or sign the letter that I sent them so I can send them the money. Once this is paid, I don't want this sold to another company for more payment and no more calls from them or any other creditor.

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of a complaint filed by [redacted]. We do acknowledge that a file was placed in our office by Dish Network in the name of [redacted] for services in the amount of $368.33. We also acknowledge that our agents have offered a settlement for this file in the amount of $184.16. We are in receipt of a letter sent by the consumer to our office, we are unable to agree to the terms in this letter as it asks for Stellar to Delete the Negative information to the credit reporting agencies after payment for the settlement has been received. We have e mailed our standard settlement agreement to the consumer at [redacted] on todays date. We will report the file as settled in full with no balance due, once we receive and process the payment. We do not have a "pay to delete" policy. We will also be happy to send out a paid in full letter to the consumer once we receive the payment.

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 will inform you that there is noting in my email regarding settlement. I have put in this email what I asked from them. As stated before, I have checked my email and have not received anything. Once, I have received the letter, I will gladly sent out the money order which has been purchased, in a enveloped addressed to them and ready to go out.

Regards,

Review: Stellar Recovery calls my home number [redacted] nearly every day looking for someone named L[redacted], who I do not know. I view their repeated calls as harassment.Desired Settlement: Stop calling me.

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of a notification by Ken A[redacted] that we are calling a wrong number. Our records indicate that we received an e mail on 10-02-2015 from this consumer and the phone number of [redacted] was removed and placed into our internal do not call list. We do apologize for the wrong number calls made to the number.

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 10840358 and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me. If I receive further calls from Stellar Recovery, I will notify the Revdex.com again, as well as, other agencies.

Regards,

Ken A[redacted]

Review: received final bill from Comcast due on December 16th 2015. A claim letter from Stellar Recovery showed up at my residence for the same amount Dated December 3rd 2015, Claiming if I didn't agree with the claim that I had 30 days from receipt to ask for clarification. I received the letter the week of December 15th, 2015. Stellar Recovery filed a collection against me on January 3rd 2016, the final bill was paid direct to Comcast.Desired Settlement: I would like the collection to be permanently removed from my credit report

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of a complaint filed by [redacted]. Our records indicate that Stellar received a Comcast account on 12-1-2015 for a [redacted] for services at [redacted]. A letter was mailed to the consumer on 12-3-2015. Stellar’s records indicate that contact was made with Mr. [redacted] on 1-8-2016 and our office was advised that the payment was made directly to Comcast for the balance on the same day as our contact with Mr. [redacted]. The file was closed as paid in full and credit reporting was updated to show as paid in full. Based on Mr. [redacted]’s stance on the account Stellar Recovery has requested a deletion from the credit reporting agencies, please allow up to 30 days for this request to be completed.

Review: Have checked credit report and see that Stellar Recovery Inc has reported that have a negative balance of $317 Account#1335XXXX and they have never notified me of any debt to DISH NETWORK . I have disputed the information as it is being handled by another collection agency, who let me turn in my equipment, adjusted my balance due and is working with me on payment. I would like the negative information removed from my Equifax credit report, as, again, another collection agency has been assigned and I am actively working with them (not stellar, who never returned my call or request for debt validation) to clear up my balanceDesired Settlement: I would like a Stellar Recovery to delete account#1335XXXX from my Equifax credit report as well from the other 2 Credit Reporting Agencies Trans Union and Experian.

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery is in receipt of a complaint filed by [redacted]

Ingram. Our records indicate that we did receive a DISH Network account in our

office on 9-2-2014 for a [redacted] for Services at [redacted]. Our records indicate that on 9-21-2015 the account was recalled

from Stellar and returned to the client DISH Network. A deletion was submitted

to the credit reporting agencies on 9-27-2015. Another deletion was submitted

on 3-21-2016 on Ms. [redacted]’s behalf.

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: Received an automated call at 7:30pm on 05/20/20113 regarding a debt collection attempt. At the end of the message I pressed 1 to connect to the collector(s). After reaching a person, I was asked to verify an address of a residence I left in 2009 and that there was a debt of $214.36 from a final end balance through [redacted] and that I had to pay otherwise face the debt being reported to my credit. I was offered options to pay by debit card, credit card, or check via telephone. I explained to the agent I was uncomfortable giving said information to an unsolicited possible scam call. At this point the agent offered to send an email. I explained I would need physical documentation of the debt mailed to my current address. The agent hung up the phone while I was mid-sentence.I immediately followed up with [redacted] as I was sure to the erroneous nature of the amount and the fact I did in fact owe a debt. [redacted] informed me that my previous account had equipment returned on July 7th 2009, and that it wasn't "closed" until October. The agent was confused, as was I. Especially to the delayed nature of the debt collection request.After digging through my past account files, I located my equipment return form that closed and paid out the account I had with [redacted] in Atlanta in July 2009. The amount specified by Stellar of 214.36 for a single month of internet only service is implausible, and it is in fact much closer to 3 months of erroneous service charged at ~67.00 per month after equipment had been returned. This debt is not real (as I paid out in full when I turned in my equipment) and is a direct result from mismanagement of the account details by [redacted], and in fact no debt is owed.Desired Settlement: I request that the debt file be closed out as disputed due to the reasons listed above. I additionally request that any credit report filed as a result of this "debt" be deleted from all credit bureaus as was threatened to me by the Stellar agent. I would like documentation of both of these events to be sent to my contact information within this Revdex.com complaint.

Business

Response:

Stellar Recovery has reviewed the complaint filed by [redacted]. Stellar did receive a past due billing from [redacted] on 01-27-2013 for servies at [redacted], Atlanta, GA 30339, these services charged off in 10-2009. We did speak with Mr [redacted] yesterday and marked the file as possible dispute. The billing does indicate from [redacted] that the charges were Service charges not equipment charges. After the Revdex.com complaint, we did contact our client and they indicated that the file should be closed as disputed and returned to them. This has been completed and we have ordered a manual AUD Credit Bureau deletion for reporting purposes for this claim. AUD deletion confirmation is [redacted], dated todays date.