After the threatining messages left on my answering machine at home and at work became so frequent that I could not ignore them anymore, I answered a call at work to explain that I had entered into a debt settlement program and my agent there would help her. I entered the debt settlement program in Feb. Of 2007 I had my first and only conversation with Samantha at National Enterprise systems on about July 16. When I gave her my debt settlement information and the person their she should contact she told me that my debt settlement company who I had already paid over $2000 was
listed as a fraud, and then exclained how sorry she was and assured me that she was here to help me but I only had about to weeks to pay up or the local sheriff would serve me a letter to appear in court. This not only scared me into giving her an account number with a promise to call her back in a few days. The next few days were hell thinking I would be sued if I did not pay the money and my company I was so carefull to choose was a fraud.
Finally I calmed down enough to call my debt settlement counselor and get his side of the story. He told me that when I made my first payment they sent letters to all my creditors telling them I had entered into their program. My counselor made my day when he told me that they had also settled one of my accounts on july 9 about a week before I ever spoke to Samantha at NES. Thies was great because I knew I could verify whether or not this particular account had been settled by simply calling the creditor and asking. The woman with the creditor confirmed the information was true. So now I know Samantha at NES was lying to me and attained some personal information through false pretenses. The best thing that has happened yet was finding this website to tell my story and warn others.
National Enterprises Systems is still calling me up to 6 times a day at my job and an average of 4 times a day at home. This company is about to cost me my job of 8 years because even after my manager has warned them not to call anymore they continue to do so. Now they are threatining to have me arressted for bouncing a check accross state line, for giving them an account number that was no good. No good because it so happened by dumb luck that my bank went through a merger and made many peoples account numbers change. This has all taken a toll on me physically and mentally as well.
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