I received a call on my cell phone today which said anonymous so I did not answer. This man, a Mr. Coleman, left a message stating that this was an urgent message and that they were with a fraud investigation company and needed to speak with me about a posible fraud case against me and provided a reference #. I had to listen to this message 6 or more times in order to write the reference # and phone # down as this man spoke soooo fast. Alarmed, not knowing what this could be, I called the # to be answered by a woman whom I asked what this # was to. She stated it was UCB, which I didn't know what that meant, and she wanted a reference # from me. I told her that the man spoke so fast that I couldn't get all the information written down. She then wanted my name. I told her I was not giving her any information until I knew what this message was about and who they are. She hung up on me.
Now after checking your site, I see who I'm up against. This is amazing. I signed up with a credit reduction program about a year and a half ago to help me with two credit card debts. One of those being with a MasterCard with Citibank. They sent me a letter couple months ago stating they want to speak with me about a settlement to pay off this debt. I sent them a letter telling them I had $3000 to pay if they would accept that for settlement and that I'm working through a credit reduction program. Never got a response back from them. My credit reduction program has begun calling them to settle this debt just last week and now I get this message from this UCB with an urgent sounding message that I need to call them because of some fraud investigation, which I know is not true. I've committed no act. It's appalling to me that my credit reduction program began calling them to settle this debt with them just last week and now I get this kind of phone call. That is what I've paid the credit reduction program to do. So I have contacted my credit reduction program about this call so they are aware of the tactics UCB is beginning to pull on me.
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