NCC sent me a letter claiming I owe for a past due Verizon bill from 1992, in Alanama. I have never had a Verizon account, and this has been verified through Verizon. Also the Verizon representative advised me that Verizon did not have service in Alabama, back in 1992. The representative from Verizon, suggested I contact the credit reporting bureau they use to submit bad credit information, also to contact the FTC, I did both of these as suggested. I also contacted the united States Postal Service, they are have requested the NCC letter from me, and a letter explaining the situation. This Verizon representative also informed me that NCC and Commonwealth Financial Systems, are not on their list of companies they do business with when it comes to past due bills. This happened to me last year from the Boyijian Law Offices, claiming I owe a past due Verizon bill. So beware of these two companies, trying to rip people off with false past due accounts from people. Ehis is now a very common thing some companies are doing, according to the United States Postal representative I talked to said Companies like these send letters out, hoping to get hits and people pay them for something they do not owe. When I contacted NCC, and told them I never had a Verizon account, the guy on the phone told me to pay or be taken to court, so I said lets go to court. He then proceeded top name a list of telecommunication companies, he mentioned Sprint. I had a Sprint account years ago, do not owe them any past due amount, he said I do and to pay now, I just just laughed and said lets go to court.
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