You're sitting at your Work one day, and you get a call from sales indicating they are calling to update your listing and wants to confirm your information. Before considering this think twice before saying yes. If you say yes you will be billed and will receive a bill for in the amount of $489.99 for two year listing. If UPS send a book do not sign it refusedon spot they could use this against you as well.
If the perpetrators reach 1,000 businesses a day, and 20% pay up to avoid hassle or trouble, how profitable is this?
If you or thinking of cutting check you know think twice. File with Better Business Bureau, the fraud department of your local law enforcement, and your state's Attorney-General may be a better use of your time. The odds of actually being taken to court by a scam like this are low (tough for a national company to file and pursue a case in your local jurisdiction).
Furthermore, collection agencies can usually be scared off if there's already a paper trail associating their account with a fraud complaint, plus a counter-threat to include them in the action and letters to authorities unless they not only desist but send you a letter renouncing the collection claim and certifying its removal from their records.
Don't pay them a penny tell them you are the owner you are bankrupt, not paying, you call them will report them to AG.
AG is the best way to stop them. Don't pay if you do you will be reload again 6 month.
If Cindy and Marlene call you been loaded.
Always ask them to play the first call meaning sales call. Tell them if sales call is good and no misleading I forgot it I will file AG this best way to get rid of them I know I am former employee who used to work there.
If that doesn't work as them by there real name
1. Aldo: Manager
2. Ted Frank: Owner
3. Even better Gordon Frank
Tell them you file with AG and call everyone in your city and file a class action case against I bet you the calls will stop
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