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Trs - morons have just begun harassment, see where it goes

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Just got first call from TRS with what seems to be the usual scam language, owe on bad check to Amazon.com. Told them they should know better; company advises first, I refuse to pay or don't pay, then collection harassment starts. He, Frank Johnson, the genius that called, tried to go over my checking account number for accuracy, well, no I don't think I will give that out. I checked my accounts just to verify what I already knew, that I did not buy anything from Amazon during the time period he mentioned.

I spoke with Amazon, they confirmed that, checked bank records, etc. And of course nothing comes up. These dupes keep calling, I keep not answering, but did send in my letter to dispute; asked them to present their proof. I am anxious to see what they come up with.

In the meantime, I am contacting the Attorney General, anyone else I can think of and sending that letter to TRS along with the numerous other complaints I have seen on line. Will keep you advised. Any ideas.


Company: TRS Recovery
Country: USA
State: Texas
City: Houston
Address: POB 4812
Phone: 18003661049
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