We have been battling our son's identity theft since he was 11 years old, he is now 18. Recently we have gotten calls and letters stating they are going to garnish his wages even though these idiots have the wrong middle initial as well as the wrong SS#. We got one today from Cavalry Portfolio ...
I recently received a letter from this debt collection company claiming I owed $400 to AT&T and that I was under collection. Since I had never had an account with AT&T, this perplexed me. I reacted by calling Cavalry. They were very evasive, and kept urging me to "work with them" ...
Never heard to Cavalry until today. Did a search to see who they were and discovered them. No letters, no collection calls, nothing. I only learned of them when I am buying a second home and they appear. Filing a false report to blackmail consumers to clear their credit. I have no outstanding bills ...
Recently got a debt collection letter from Cavalry listing Sprint PCS as original creditor. Well, I never had a sprint phone or any kind of account with Sprint whatsoever IN MY LIFE, so made my attempts to find out what this is: 1) Cavalry customer reps are absolutely rude, dont give any details. ...
I go to apply for a car loan and find that these jerks, Cavalry Portfolio, have me as a deliquent account - the original creditor was Sprint PCS! I've NEVER been a Sprint customer - EVER! I call Sprint, they tell me to file a fraud packet, etc, say that the original account was opened in Jan 05!!! ...
My story is similar to some already posted with a slight twist. My wife purchased a car in 1996 in Maryland. On the way home from the dealer the car quit on her never to restart again. The car dealer would do nothing for my wife so to make a long story short the car was soon repoed. Ten years later ...