Just received a letter from this company stating they are a debt collector. It is in the maiden name I have not used for 5 1/2 years, so that was the first red flag. Says it is from InoVision, which I have never heard of, another red flag. I live in Illinois and always have, why would a company be collecting from out of state for what I think they are claiming is a medical bill? Checked out other websites, they use different phone numbers, another flag. When attempting to access their website, you must enter your phone number or last 4 digits of your social security number—cmon, be real!
Another red flag. Keep getting hang up phone calls from them, another flag. Offered to settle the debt for 50 percent, the debt is listed as 234.22, they are going to go after someone on a manyyears old debt for 117.11? Their physical address is in Georgia, but they want you to send payment to PO Box 15379, Dept 17, Wilmington DE 19850. That definitely makes no sense. So, let's see: They have multiple addresses and phone numbers, wrong name, inacessible website, no email address, discounted settlement, complaints on other sites about them—Google 8664293592 and see what comes up, they are owned by NCO Portfolio Management, Inc, they hang up on you when you answer.
Does this sound like a legitimate business? I think not. Am responding to their letter with a denial of debt, informing them they have broken laws by not including proper information in their letter of intent, am filing a report with states atty offices in Illinois, GA, and DE, and am going to check with post office to see if they might be guilty of fraud, as they are attempting to collect money through the mail without just cause/proof. Good luck to all of us who may have to deal with these people.
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