Checking my mail after a long day at work I found an official looking letter from Afni, Inc with large bold print 'COLLECTION NOTICE'. My first reaction was to just scream, I don't have any past due debt! But then I tell myself 'let's be adult about this' so I attempted to figure out what this is all about. I spent 21 minutes on hold waiting to speak to a live person, finally gave up and turned to the internet!
The notice I received stated this is a debt owed to Quest, with a reported phone number that I haven't a clue where they came up with it, I have had the same phone number for a number of years and THIS IS NOT IT! There is no listed service dates or an address for service to this number.
I am tired of having to take my time, which is limited, to figure out what is behind all of the mail consumers receive nowadays. It is stressful, time consuming and half the time you never talk to a live person. I am frustrated that this type of thing should be allowed to happen. I will be reporting this to my local attorney general and postal service as well as Quest.
I thank all of you that have contacted this site to bring Afni, Inc to the consumers attention. What can we do as consumers? Just what you have done, help others to become aware and put these thieves out of business!!
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