this is number for Miller & Levine of Bogart, GA
706-552-2666   fax 706-549-6522

They called and refused to tell us who they were representing. And they made us believe that they were with a lawyers office as opposed to a collection agency.

Or do the right thing and pay your debts. People like you are the reason our economy is so bad. The irony of it is that you are also the people the b***h about the economy the most.

THIS TIME THEY ASKED FOR THE OWNER OF THE COMPANY AND WHEN QUESTIONED THE WOMAN ANSWERED 'MILLER AND LEVINE'ATTORNEYS.. THIS IS A SCAM..THOUGHT TELEMARKETING MORONS ARE TO IDENTIFY PROPERLY UNDER THE LAW..BUT THEY DONT NORMALLY FOLLOW THE LAW..

Well lets start off with yes its them from Baker & Edwards. Tonia King and Laurence King

This is "Madison & Mitchell" , This is "Baker and Edwards " Now its "Miller & Levine" Damn stick with one name .     FYI if anyone is really interested in finding out who this person is behind all these "COMPANIES" ask your attorney to submitt the phone records and see which reoccuring name pops up.

All of you can do your dirt and live your lives in full fashion but when you lay your head down at night do you feel good about yourself? Or does it eat away at what is left of a soul?

I have done some research and this company is not associated with the so called "Baker & Edwards, Inc."

Or do the right thing and pay your debts. People like you are the reason our economy is so bad. The irony of it is that you are also the people the bi*** about the economy the most.

"Are you being hounded by a debt collector for an old debt you thought was written off years ago?  If so, it is likely you are being contacted by a scavenger debt collector, which is a company that purchases older, mostly uncollectible debt for a tiny fraction of its value.  Scavenger debt collectors are notorious for using illegal and unethical methods to collect "time-barred" debt.

You do not have to pay debt that is considered too old by your state.  Every state has laws governing the time in which a person or entity can file suit to collect a debt.  Generally, a creditor or debt collector gives up his right to file suit to collect a debt after a period of six years from the time the debt was written off (or the date of last activity on your credit report), but various states allow anywhere from 2 to 15 years to collect delinquent debt (see statutes of limitation table below).

The purpose of these statutes of limitation is to bring some measure of fairness to the debtor so that he / she (1) will not have to worry about being sued for the rest of their lives; and (2) so that the debtor can properly defend himself with fresh evidence and witnesses, if any.

This doesn't mean that a creditor cannot file suit against you after the statute of limitations has expired; however, if a creditor or debt collector does file suit, you can ask the judge to dismiss the suit on the grounds that the statute of limitations has expired.  In fact, if the statute of limitations is about to run on debt you owe, don't be surprised if you suddenly hear from a collection agency threatening to sue if you don't pay immediately.

If a debt collector contacts you regarding an old debt, do not admit that you owe the debt and do not agree to make any payments.  Simply tell them that the "statute of limitations has run on this debt and do not contact me again".  If they continue contacting you, send them a certified letter, return receipt requested, telling them not to contact you about the debt again.  

Remember -- DO NOT ADMIT THAT YOU OWE THE DEBT, DO NOT AGREE TO PAY THE DEBT, AND DO NOT AGREE TO SEND ANY MONEY TO THEM.  If you do, then the statute of limitations might start running all over again, giving them the legal right to sue you.

http://www.bcsalliance.com/y_debt_sol.html

(new company name for baker and edwards scam) they even screw their own employees over!! i used to work for that scumbag jimmy and they never paid me my last check!

baker and edwards collection scam! the only good posts are done by their own owners to cover their tracks

I'm still waiting for my money. What's the deal? What's taking so long?

They called my phone and did a collection service for my company. Great service! My money was recovered fast!