In October American Debt Relief told me they would reduce my payments and payoff my creditors in 48 months. They told me my payments would be $1,782. Later they raised the amount saying they couldn't do it in that period of time.By May 1st, they had taken $11,773.00 from my account and hadn't contacted any of my creditors. They kept saying that they needed more money before they could negotiate a settlement.
I learned that they hadn't even tried to negotiate a settlement, and so I negotiated a settlement on my own, in a matter of hours, with two of my accounts, I contacted American Debt Relief and told them that they had failed to do anything that they had promised, except, take money from me and demanded that they refund my money. The girl laughed and told me they would not and "to let the lawyers fight it out."
In follow up letters and phone calls I learn that they are out of business. After calling, 323 692 7637, I did receive a call from an unidentified man, who said that I had authorized the withdrawals from my account, and that my claims would never stand up in court.
I called the LA police department and was told that I couldn't file criminal charges against a company just because they failed to "make it in business". I told them that they took money under false pretenses and that they never did anything they said they would. Additionally, each person at the company would say that whatever the previous person said about the process they used was "a lie."
A Lawyer, Brian Mahoney in San Diego is listed as doing business as ADR, and claims he has had numerous calls from "people across the nation who have been ripped off by these people." He says he is not associated with them. ADR contacted me via the internet. They scammed me, and owe me $11,773.00 I want my money back and I want them in jail!!!
Diana
Roswell, Georgia
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