NCO Financial Systems sent me a bill in the amount of $9,263.95 they said I owed Chase Providian $4,281.81 and $4,982.14 in interest. I don't now or never have had an account with Chase Providian. What do I do about this bill and how do I keep it off my credit report? ...
I received a letter NCO Financial Systems, Inc.indicated I owed $12,702.34, which was $7,044.32 & $5,658.02 in interest fo a company or card I never had. I also am referring this to my lawyer to handle, as someone needs to stop this company form such deceiptive practices. ...
I was also a recipient of a letter regarding an account I never had. I think I would remember if I owed $9,458.03 to Chase Providian or anyone else! I called also, and was told the same thing, that it may be have originally been under another name. I checked my credit report that I still had on ...
I submitted a letter on or about 7/27/05 re: NCO Financial Systems alledging that I owe them $3719.10 for a Providian account that never existed. As I read the letters from all the individuals who are experiencing similar/same circumstances, I URGE you to get a copy of your credit report. I just ...
Received a letter from NCO Financial stating that I must pay $9514.16 within 30 days. This is a SCAM. If I didn't pay the amount in full, they report this to the credit bureau and they would would take further action. It take this as a threat. I don't have any outstanding loans. The company that ...
Having spent the last 5 years or so rebuilding my credit rating following a bankruptcy (discharged in 1991), imagine my "surprise" in receiving a letter from the above mentioned company informing me that they had purchased my account and were now looking for payment. The thing that is ...