See my post above at
http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-855-765-3323#p611144962234868759

---> "Owner Of This Company" said, "Hello, I will not disclose my name for my own protection.  The name of my company is Quantum Solutions located in New York. ... This is no scam and if you don't believe me look it up. ... Can anyone here explain to my why this is a crime since you all seem to know so much." <---

Well, I think we all deserve some disclosures here.  First of all, this isn't the only place where what appears to be blatantly obvious shilling has gone on about 855-765-3323 in the last few weeks.  See, for example, "Joyce Taylor's" glowing "review" of your "services" at
http://checkwhocalled.com/phone-number/1-855-765-3323 .
Her "review" was posted before there were even any complaints listed about your number there, just as seems to be the case here.  Why would that happen unless you were preemptively attempting to negate the influence of negative reviews by posting positive "testimonials" about your "service," first?

Second, I think that the "testimonials" here -- and even, perhaps, you own response -- leave some question as to whether you may be violating unfair trade practices laws.  Here are the opening words of the relevant Code of Federal Regulations:

16 CFR 255 (2013)
PART 255?GUIDES CONCERNING USE OF ENDORSEMENTS AND TESTIMONIALS IN ADVERTISING
"§ 255.0   Purpose and definitions.
(a) The Guides in this part represent administrative interpretations of laws enforced by the Federal Trade Commission for the guidance of the public in conducting its affairs in conformity with legal requirements. Specifically, the Guides address the application of Section 5 of the FTC Act (15 U.S.C. 45) to the use of endorsements and testimonials in advertising. The Guides provide the basis for voluntary compliance with the law by advertisers and endorsers. Practices inconsistent with these Guides may result in corrective action by the Commission under Section 5 if, after investigation, the Commission has reason to believe that the practices fall within the scope of conduct declared unlawful by the statute. The Guides set forth the general principles that the Commission will use in evaluating endorsements and testimonials, together with examples illustrating the application of those principles. The Guides do not purport to cover every possible use of endorsements in advertising. Whether a particular endorsement or testimonial is deceptive will depend on the specific factual circumstances of the advertisement at issue."
http://www.ecfr.gov/cgi-bin/text-idx?c=ecfr&S ... .1.2.22&idno=16

So I think you may owe us some disclosures on that account.

Third, when I searched for "Quantum Solutions" in the NYS Department of State Division of Corporations Entity Information web search at:
http://www.dos.ny.gov/corps/bus_entity_search.html
I found no listing of any entity named "Quantum Solutions."  There are, however, companies listed as "Quantum Solutions, LLC" and "Quantum Solutions, Inc."  The company "Quantum Solutions, Inc." is listed with the following notation:
"INACTIVE - Dissolution by Proclamation / Annulment of Authority (Dec 29, 2004)"
so I think we can all safely presume that is not your company.

That leaves "Quantum Solutions, LLC."  According to the NYS entity search, this company is located at an apartment in the Bronx on West 232 Street.  A Google Street Search and a US Postal Service Zip Code search also confirms that this address is an apartment.  

There is a full address given at the entity search site and a full name of a person to whom process will be delivered if it is accepted by NYS Department of State.  There is no registered agent for service of process appointed by the company itself, so I think it may be safe to assume that a Mr. I. A. B. is, in fact, associated with "Quantum Solutions, LLC," and may be the person living at the location given.  I do not know, nor can I find out, what this "Quantum Solutions, LLC" actually *does*.  It may be wholly legitimate.  But whatever is the case case, there is the official NYS registration of its name, address, and, presumably, the person behind it.  This being the case, I don't understand why you would choose to give out your company name, if it is "Quantum Solutions, LLC," and not any of the other information that is in the public record.

So, are you Mr. I. A. B.?  Is Quantum Solutions, LLC your company?  Or are you operating under a different fictitious name in NYS, or perhaps lying to us?

And are you the person behind the spurious-looking "testimonials" on your behalf, which possibly may violate Section 5 of the FTC Act (15 U.S.C. 45) concerning the use of endorsements and testimonials in advertising?

"Enquiring minds want to know."

I am attempting to keep an open mind and reserve judgement.  The reason for my initial request for full name of company and mailing address was merely to do some independent research.

Inasmuch as you showed up in this thread out of the blue using terms like "libel" and "slander", I would figure you would have no problem sharing that information with us.

Why on earth would you assume folks are attempting to "report" you?  You have claimed to be on the up-and-up on one of your first posts, so people making frivolous reports should not be of concern to you.

Also, as a business owner you should consider hiring someone to proofread your correspondence.  The spelling and grammar errors in you last post don't speak well for you or you business

There appear to be 5 businesses with "Quantum Solutions" in their name in New York. http://www.dos.ny.gov/corps/bus_entity_search.html

Report you for what? What laws are you breaking? None, you say? Then there's nothing to report and no reason to keep your business details secret.

That's all I got.  ... data storage.

Laughing.  Well, let's put it this way. IF you are LEGALLY REGISTERED to do business in the ANY state in the United States, your "information" is already public knowledge.  Your REFUSAL to provide the information directly negates your claim that your business is not a scam.

IF you are conducting your business LEGITIMATELY, then WHY would you be concerned about someone reporting you?   So, you expect NO ONE to EVER have ANY complaints against your company??

As a business owner, you're lack of knowledge about the business world is ASTOUNDING.

Brother, we almost don't need to "report you" anywhere. You and the sock puppets are doing a great job building your own coffin.

You know quite well you are "required to release" simple information to state agencies wherever you decide to collect on accounts. One does not need to be your alleged debtor to extract from you a true business name and mailing address. It's impossible to operate as a total shadow and not appear, to say the least, suspicious. Anyway, if anyone takes your friendly offer of a private chat, how do you plan to commit the caller to a verbal NDA to keep your name top secret?

Wrong.  Any company who abides by the law, would have NO problem disclosing their full company name and address.  Since you appear to NOT want to give this information, you'll have to forgive us if we don't buy your story of being legitimate.

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All you are attempting to do is locate my information so you can attempt to report me. Only people who get this information are debtor who want to take care of there debt. At that time you will receive a letter from us. We are not required to release any information to you about our company unless you are taking care of business through us. If you have any further questions call and ask for the owner and I will be more than willing to have a conversation with you. Call in private if you have to, I don't care. I will answer all of your questions

Okay, I did "look it up", with my list of keywords related to debt collection. I get a big pile of hits for computer data storage and recovery services, no debt collectors.

"Some of us people here" are in fact aware of contract law, which is not the same as SoL. We're also aware that two can play at filing lawsuits as the need arises.

Does Mrs. Rebecca "Barry" Hall have you on speed dial? A ten minute response time from her last post to blast in here and anonymously defend your honor is quite remarkable.

What is your physical address?
What is the local telephone number of the company?

"Once again please do your research before you slander my company." -- then, perhaps you should have your people post FULL information on your company....including YOU.

Also, perhaps you can explain why, when a search is done on this telephone number, there is NO listing for ANY company.  In fact, there is almost NOTHING when searching this number.

Also, what is the FULL NAME OF THE COMPANY? -- Is "Quantum Solutions" the FULL name of the company?

Mrs. Rebecca Hall has been talking to "Barry", I take it.
http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-321-332-1480

They each share a delusion that paying some unvalidated debt instantly erases a credit report trade line, which would merely be updated to reflect a "paid" status. Even then, credit ranking may not improve, and may actually get *worse* in our goofy credit system.

Far as I know, a distressed asset trade line has to either drop off after x-years per statute like a dead Autumn leaf, or get sued off if it's fraudulent. A pay-for-delete deal is generally only part of a quiet settlement deal with a lawbreaking company, as a reward for punishing one less than it deserves.

So I guess the new trend for some PDL shills will be positive reinforcement, claiming a highly dubious benefit of paying without question, as opposed to the negative reinforcement of a "served at workplace / sheriff came with handcuffs" story.

Care to explain the difference between "slander" and "libel"? I guess it's just one more bit of law you haven't a clue about.

Since you have such good information on this company, please share the following:
1-Company's FULL NAME
2-Company's PHYSICAL ADDRESS
3-Company's local telephone number
4-State of Registration of the company

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Hello, I will not disclose my name for my own protection.

The name of my company is Quantum Solutions located in New York. My company purchases debt with the intention of pursuing this debt legally. This is no scam and if you don't believe me look it up. At the time you took out a loan you entered into a written agreement once that agreement is broken you can be sued. (Statue of Limitation). Some of you people are on here not knowing any of your right and without knowing that YOU CAN BE SUED. Once again please do your research before you slander my company. I get these accounts from the original creditor along with all your information needed in order to collect on this debt. Can anyone here explain to my why this is a crime since you all seem to know so much.

A number of regular users here could be helpful, but you would need to post the name of the company and its address for them to be of any assistance

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Okay, seriously I am not a shill or what ever you guys are talking about. I PAID THEM MONEY! I need to know why this is a scam, I called the police and called my bank but they said they have to call the company themselves. CAN SOMEONE TELL ME WHY THIS IS A SCAM?

You'll be waiting a long time then - or how about "forever"?!!  Company shills - ya gotta love them!

No, you are slow if you actually believe we would fall for your vague posts.

Since you think you are much brighter than we are, could you please give us the name of this company and its address.  

Thank you in advance

---> "Mrs. Hall" huffed, "The letter included number for the credit bureaus and the loan I took out is off my credit report now. I'm still not sure where the fraud comes in ..." <---

And you have green teeth, a retractable antenna coming out of your skull, and a nose that drags on the floor.

Hey, ya gotta believe it!  It's on the Internet, just like what you posted.

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Huh? You guys are slow. The letter included number for the credit bureaus and the loan I took out is off my credit report now. I'm still not sure where the fraud comes in, what did they do that was fraud? I need to know! They have my money!

FYI,   an Email or fax  is not considered acceptable proof in court.  Typical method used by scammers,  and typically reported by Shillers.   Were you stricken with .........Loan Dementia........until they called you?
All shill posts are alike.   Once a shill,  always a shill............shill.

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I'm confused to why you guys are calling this company a scam. I paid my debt and they sent me a letter through email saying it was paid off. I remember the debt they called about and I paid it. I don't see where the fraud comes in.

Nice language from a "good company" LOL.

Just another bunch of extortionists trying to cover your tracks. You failed, but you must be used to that.

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These are good guys! If you actually answered your phone you would know. Stop [removed:lang]taking out s*** and not paying losers. Finally a good company