Triple AC Resolutions

Revdex.com:
At this time, I have not been contacted by Triple AC Resolutions regarding complaint ID ***
Sincerely,
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Revdex.com:At this time, I have not been contacted by Triple AC Resolutions regarding complaint ID ***.Sincerely,*** ***

I paid my debt off in July of 2014. I spoke with a guy from Triple AC Resolutions. After we paid the debt off he was suppose to email me a letter of full payment. I tried several times to get in contact with him about the email. He NEVER CALLED back. Now another debt collector, two years later, is...

saying I still owe. I have tried several times to get in touch with them there phones won't go through and I have emailed then and haven't heard anything.

Review: I have received very harrassing phone calls at my place of employment. They tell me that they are "[redacted] with [redacted] in [redacted] and that I need to call ###-###-#### with a case number because I owe them money and that he will be visiting my place of employment to serve me with papers. I call this number and it is TAC and Assoc who continued to tell me I had taken out a "payday loan" in 2012 and I owed money. I do not believe that I have even done such a thing and asked for proof of this. I asked for proof to show that this was something I approved of. All he would tell me is that they deposited money into my bank account. He then said he would send me proof via email but wanted a credit card number from me to pay this in full today. I refused. now I have received a letter via email stating I owe $510 and the number to call to pay. Still no proof that I actually owe this money. I believe this is a scam.Desired Settlement: I would like these harrassing phone calls to stop at my place of employment. 2 days ago a call came through to our secratary telling her that they needed to file papers on me and needed to speak to me first. Then today they called and asked for the [redacted] (because this is my position at my job).....this needs to STOP.

Review: This company, or as they said, "a processor in my area" contacted my place of employment and spoke with a co-worker about me. The person indicated that they would be arriving within the hour to my place of employment to file criminal charges against me if I didn't contact a [redacted] immediately. I called the number given to my co-worked, ###-###-####, and they answered "[redacted]'s office". When I asked for him, he answewred "[redacted]" and explained that he was an attorney, in a pre-litagation office. He didn't ask me for any information about me (I had told him my name and that I had been asked to call him). Even though he said he hadn't called me, he proceeded to tell me that I had been served notice at my residence and mentioned the address. It was my former address - although I have not lived in that state for several years. He said he could "stop all action against me" if I paid him today. He threw a lot of numbers out to me and then said he would accept $800 if I paid immediately. I asked for documentation of what he was wanting me to pay and he said there wasn't time for that - but they would send me the paperwork after I paid him - to ensure he could stop all action against me. He then put me on hold to see if he could stop the action, and came back with a [redacted] on the phone and he said that she was from Triple AC and that she would take things from there - on a recorded line. He kept coming back on the line while [redacted] was talking. Initially, I thought he was legitimate; however, the more he talked and the longer he was on the phone, the less comfortable I became. I am still not completely clear on whether their claim directed at me is legitimate.Desired Settlement: I would like for them to never contact me again; however, I also feel that any money they debit (or have debited) from my account should be refunded if it was debited in error.

Review: Received a voicemail stating that their is a legal document on me in their office , [redacted]. Have never heard from the before and have no idea who they are. Their numbe comes up as unknown but left a number to call back ###-###-####. It is in my best interest to call back. This person stated her name is [redacted]. I looked up the number and many people have stated this is a scam company trying to collect on payday loans or Wells Fargo loans of which I have neither.Desired Settlement: I want validation and a full explanation of what this is for. I want it in writing and not an email and for the not to contact me , my family, my friends or employer. I am tired of these scammers trying to collect on innocent people. My next step will be to contact the NY States Attorney,FTC, FBI .

Consumer

Response:

At this time, I have not been contacted by Triple AC Resolutions regarding complaint ID [redacted].

Sincerely,

Review: I recieved a call on 2/** at 11:20 am. I called back and was met with a very rude man, [redacted]. I asked him what this was about and he said something about a loan which I have no idea of. I told him I wanted him to send me any correspondance via certified mail as I have had no other requests about this debt. He told me he did not take orders from me. I asked again for the information to be mailed and he responded again, I dont have to listen to you. I have a right to request correspondence via mail for anything someone is trying to question me about. Also, he would not provide his physical address which I googled and found to be Triple AC Resolution, [redacted]. He also left a message threatening me with being served and involving my job. After I hung up on him, he proceeded to keep calling my phone continuously.Desired Settlement: I would like this company to stop contacting me and provide proof of whatever debt they are claiming they are representing. I do not want any phone calls, to myself, my work or any of my contacts from this company. I also would like to know if I can report them to the NY State Attorney's office for threatening voicemails and claiming to be lawyers.

Consumer

Response:

At this time, I have not been contacted by Triple AC Resolutions regarding complaint ID [redacted].Sincerely,[redacted]

Review: I was contacted on December **, 2014, by this company. They calimed they were attempting to serve papers, but I was out of town at the time. They asked if I remembered a Payday loan I took out in 2008. I said yes, but that I thought it had been taken care of. He then informed me I was on a recorded line (this was not immediately made clear at the begining of the phone call) and that I had just admitted guilt. He said if I did not immediately resolve the issue, he would have a warrant issued for my arrest and would seek to revoke my driver's license, both of which are illegal to do per the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. When I asked for written information of my case, I was told I was not entitled to such information, which is also false. I was not allowed to speak to [redacted] to verify the matter. I spoke with a lawyer, who said this company does not have a license to operate in Colorado and has several outstanding complaints against them for fraudulent practices. Per his advice, I will not be speaking with this company any further, will be filling complaints with the Revdex.com, FTC, and Colorado State's Attorney General's Office, as well as ask the bank to reverse the charge. This case, if it is even legitimate, is past the Colorado Statute of Limitations to file a lawsuit (Colo. Rev. Stat. § 13-80-102 et seq.).Desired Settlement: I wish to have my case dismmised and to have no further contact with this fraudulent company.

Review: In March 2014, I had a debt with Triple AC Resolutions. I paid the debt in full and received a settlement letter saying that I was completely paid off with them. Now on April 2015, they are calling again saying I still owe money for the same debt that I already paid in March 2014. They said after they sent me the settlement letter, that it is now not valid and I owe another 355.00 dollars in processing fees. They are threatening to send a warrant for my arrest, calling family members, harassing me and saying that they are going to take me to court. A [redacted] (who is the [redacted], or claims to be) said I was going to pay all his court cost, and he was going to stay in $1000.00 hotel room with hot tub under my expense when he comes to [redacted] to sue me. I told him I have proof that I already paid this off, bank statements showing my payments and he said I hope you enjoy eating Ramen Noodles when I get all your money in fees. This is a fraudulent company trying to get more money on an account that has already been settled.Desired Settlement: To accept that I already settled this account back in March 2014.

I do not owe any more money to them since I have paid this in full and have proof of payment.