We found Stacy's post interesting; we wish we could afford to drive to Texas. Should we and others scammed by US Credit let it go? We think not!
Same story here: sign our contract and leave the rest to us. When creditors call; give them our telephone number. We signed on the dotted line in 2004. We paid out $ none of which went to our bills; debt we were promised help with.
Our first letter terminating our contract was postmarked January 31. No return address or explanation and handwritten which was alarming. We immediately telephoned only to discover the number was disconnected.
We, too, were able to track down a former employee. They shared with us that they had left the company shortly after we signed up due to "upper management moving money to off shore accounts." They were also "very sorry this had happened to us."
Our internet search led us to this website as well as a site with information about pending lawsuits against this company.
Since then we have contacted the Texas Attorney General. I intend on contacting our state represenatives to see if we can enlist their help. Thoughts of "letters to the editors" have entered my mind also. It's just so darn frustrating; we felt foolish enough for getting in the predicament we were in in the first place. But now... Foolish doesn't begin to describe it.
US Credit Management had the audacity to accept January payment. We have to wonder if it was well spent. Did it go towards postage or to bankruptcy filing fees? We know where it didn't go!
We define what this company did to us as fraud and theft and that criminal charges are in order. The individuals responsible for doing this need to be held accountable.
Our question is what do we do next? One has to wonder if also contacting any and all media in the Irving Tx area as well as where a person lives wouldn't be a start...
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