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NameEXPERIENCED PAYMENT SOLUTIONS, LLC
Identification number:4212341

Business TypeDOMESTIC LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
Incorporation dateMARCH 06, 2012
Business AddressEXPERIENCED PAYMENT SOLUTIONS, LLC
14 COLONIAL DRIVE
TONAWANDA, NEW YORK, 14150
Mailing AddressEXPERIENCED PAYMENT SOLUTIONS, LLC
14 COLONIAL DRIVE
TONAWANDA, NEW YORK, 14150
CountyERIE
JurisdictionNEW YORK
Registered AgentNONE
Name historyMAY 22, 2012 Actual EXPERIENCED PAYMENT SOLUTIONS, LLC
MAR 06, 2012 Actual EXPERIEN PAYMENT SOLUTIONS LLC
Stock infoNo Information Available

living not leaving

How about stop leaving beyond your means!!! Give us a break

So sayeth the "honest" debt collector....

Give us a break.

yeah its free money why should anyone pay a bill they owe? That's why our country is falling apart this attitude that every owes us something for nothing....  and no one wants to actually work and "earn" an honest living

http://whois.domaintools.com/everest-inc.com

*burn "DUMBA** SHILL" into his forehead with her flaming hammer*

Refusal to MAIL proof that a debt is yours and that the caller has the legal right to collect said debt means you owe nothing, per the FDCPA.  

Send them a cease and desist letter as well as dispute that the debt is yours until they actually mail proof to you.  Mail the cease and desist letter certified mail/signature/return receipt so that they can't weasel out and say they didn't receive the letter.  Make it clear in your letter that if they continue to violate the FDCPA, your attorney (even if you don't have one) will sue THEM for multiple violations of the FDCPA.  You can find cease and desist letters on the Internet - just Google the term.  It would also be helpful to record all calls they make to you, and keep a log of the calls - date, time, what was said, etc.

I don't know who this is but it appears to be an old payday loan getting passed around from one company to another and no one will send authentication of the old loan just make threats. They call my work after they were told not to.

Called back, Robert answered, imagine, says my number did not come up as the number he called ???? Scamville

LOL, I see you made sure to focus on ONE statement in the post and, rather than answer it, choose to hide behind the other statement.

And, actually, this is the first it's been mentioned that this number is associated with PDLs.  When a person is stingy with information, it raises many more questions than if ALL pertinent information is given at the beginning.

Admin Edit: "It's a SUSPECT message!"
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This is very helpful thanks for the info

The evans-law.com domain is registered to "Daniel Mendez". His address is ? would you believe it ? a UPS Store in a shopping plaza. (Not the same one as either the one used by everest-inc.com or the mailing address on the evans-law.com web site, but still in the Buffalo, NY area like the others.)

I'm sure Stephen will be happy to hear that the people he's dealing with are such chronic law-breakers they're likely to be out of business soon. It will, no doubt, come as a big relief to him.

Here's where www.evans-law.com bought their banner photo: http://www.thinkstockphotos.ca/image/stock-ph ... nding/151567095

Yeah, that is what I suspect, and I've seen this pattern dozens of times.  However, I'm just trying to help Stephen out.

Everest Receivable Services www.everest-inc.com looks like the classic collection agency/scam run out of someone's basement. Mailing address is at the UPS Store in a shopping plaza. However, the domain is registered to a Neil Walsh, who has an email address of nwalsh@evans-law.com. And evans-law.com *looks* more like a real law firm dealing with collections. They, unsurprisingly, have a thread on 800notes: http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-888-397-2796 and the picture it paints isn't flattering. The evans-law.com site looks more professional (expensive) but still has tell-tale warning signs like purchased stock photo images instead of actual photographs of the company attorneys ? in fact, it doesn't name any attorneys in this "law firm"(!) And you know what? Upon close reading, they don't claim to be a law firm or to have any actual *lawyers* on staff at all...

Mailing address leads to another shopping plaza, but you'd guessed that already, hadn't you?

Stephen

I've been looking around the King County civil filings and can't really find anything.

However, I did a docket search in justia, and found about ten places where there are listed as defendant in FDCPA suits

http://dockets.justia.com/search?query=Everes ... s&after=&before=

I hope this helps you out and I hope everything works out for you

Looks very fishy. The web site is cheaply made and vague. Doesn't tell anything about who's behind the operation. Their mailing address (as per their web page) is a mail box at "The UPS Store" in a shopping plaza.

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www.everest-inc.com/?

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SO I CHECKED SOME OF MY PAPERWORK THIS WEEKEND AND FOUND THE NAME OF THE COMPANY EVEREST RECIVABLE SERVICES

???

Hello, I have been using 800notes with great success for some time. Thanks for a valuable service. That said, let me get this straight...This guy is challenging you to do what he did (write a bad check) just so that you can be convinced that he is NOT full of BS and the company he is shilling for is legit. If I may speak directly to the OP...

If all of your posts were read, even without the Admin/Mod  warnings, they would show that, if not a fake, you are the biggest idiot who ever held a pen. You took out a payday loan. You admit that you wrote a bad check to pay them back. When you were caught and attorneys contacted you, you figured that they were just trying to scare or scam you, and threw out their letters. Then, miraculously, some company contacts you to 'help' you out of your legal problems, and THEM you chose to believe? I may be getting two faker letters confused. Are you saying that you wished you HAD paid attention to them but didn't? Or you did hire them? Since you claim that your checks are being garnished (a bit of lettuce and a cherry tomato?) what, exactly, did they do for you? You don't seem to be able to give the simplest information about your 'case' and yet you write a letter here, to a place where people report collection agencies and other annoying calls, just to say "Hey! If you should happen to get a call from THESE guys, you can trust them!"

Someone would have to be exceptionally stupid to believe that this guy someone to trust in any way, for any reason.

Plus there is something wrong with his cap locks.

Well that's because he owns the number, but is pretending to be their satisfied customer.  Actually I don't think any wages were garnished per his story.

TSTEXGIRL, there is something else in that Nolo page that may apply here.

Nolo says that regular creditors can garnish wages in three cases without a court order.  Two seem to be relevant here:

** you are not a Washington resident or are about to move out of Washington, or
** you have concealed yourself such that ordinary process of law cannot be served upon you.

Since we all know by now what this person is all about, I suspect that either of these two exceptions might apply to him -- namely, he is probably not a Washington resident and is using his assertion of that as a diversion, and he is doing a pretty good job of concealing himself (AND whomever he claims is suing him) such that the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon him.

I think it was income execution by immolation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pc-yrWdQUXM&sns=em

I was kind of expected Stephen to check back in what that company's information.  Maybe is traumatized after his "adventure" with EPS.  So, I figured I would help him out.

So I checked out the King County Court Site.  There was nothing even remotely related to EPS or Empire Payment Solutions listed at plaintiff