888-214-8424
 | Linda 2013-05-28 22:16:35 Debt Collector |
Received a call from Jessica Amidone from the Revenue Reporting Service regarding an alledged payday loan 7 years ago (even if this debt was owe the law requires it to be cancelled after 7yrs). Why would a business wait 7 years later to go after a debt? Where are the original loan agreements with my signature to prove you have the right person? Is it really worth minimal wages to call, threathen and harass people without verifying if this could be a case of identity thief? I have forward the e-mail to my Attorney and is awaiting to hear from them. Sowing and Reaping is no joke! Your turn is coming!
| scammer 2013-03-08 19:43:57 Unknown |
Why don't you get a job where you don't have to lie. What you are doing is against the law. You cannot collect on debts past statue of limitations. You just hope you can scam money out of people who do not know this. Times must be hard in Orchard, NY .
| scammer 2013-03-08 19:40:44 Unknown |
This is a lowlife junk debt buyer who buys out of date debts and lies to try to collect anything they can on debts that can no longer legally be sued for. Jason Rushlow or whatever name he uses is a lieing lowlife junk debt collector. Please do not believe any of his posts. Tape and record any and all phone calls from this company. Report them to the FTC. They were told to cease and desist collection activities in several states. Do not give out any personal information and do not be intimidated by these lowlifes.
| scammer 2013-03-08 19:30:21 Unknown |
This is a false post written by someone from their lowlife company they work for. They buy junk debt that are past the statue of limitations. Record and save all messages from them. They are not a law firm. It is against collection laws to lie about legal action and being an attorney. File a complaint with the FTC.
| scammer 2013-03-08 19:28:02 Unknown |
This message was posted by someone working with this company. On November 2012 they were ordered to cease and desist collection activities. They cannot sue you on a debt that is past the statue of limitations. They are lowlife junk debt buyers who pay less than a penny on the dollar for accounts and try to scare people with lies about lawsuits. Contact FTC and register a complaint with them.
| scammer 2013-03-08 19:23:26 Unknown |
this posting is a lie. They cannot sue for you for debt out of date limitations. This company has been told to cease and desist collection activities. Save any and all phone calls and they can be sued up to 1000 a phone call.
| No more innocence on my part 2012-04-09 19:45:10 Unknown |
A complany called me telling me that there was a court docket number for which they were trying to serve me. I have nothing anyone should be trying to serve me for. So, I did some checking. The "law firm" that is really a collection agency uses tactics that are borderline at best to try and collect. They said they were going to take me to court for a payday loan colllection of five years ago. Problem is that the state in which I reside requires that they put a disclaimer in their contract stating they cannot take any legal action for non-payment. It is their concession for being able to gain exemption for the extreme interest rates they charge. They even called a past address and told the person there that they were from the sheriff's office and they were trying to serve a warrant ( in order to get new address) and scare the people who were now at that phone number and knew me. Ignore them and put them on the do not call list. Shame on a law firm that advertises integrity putting your name anywhere near this company.
| Robert 2011-06-06 21:05:07 Unknown |
Recieved a call from Revenue Reporting Services. Figured just another collection agency. Ignored them for a few weeks. Then I got served from an attorney like 4 blocks from my house. Went down there to speak with him, he could not even talk to me about the case gave me his clients number. The above number and I called them, now I have to pay then my debt, a filing fee from the court and 2 hours of his fees $375 (he cut me a break)cause that what he worked on it. Otherwise I had my court date and I have no leg to stand on I signed the contract. I will never get another loan from those payday sharks.
| lorenzo 2010-06-11 06:19:48 Unknown |
jason,
that is a lame excuse... recycled numbers????? i used to work for a debt collecting agency... explain why your company does not send out any notices??? your staff is rude!!! you guys harrass my father and mother because of my brother's debt.... one of you was really rude that it effected my father so bad that he had a nervous break down..... you let brian know that our family lawyer will be contacting your establishment real soon!!!!!!
that is a lame excuse... recycled numbers????? i used to work for a debt collecting agency... explain why your company does not send out any notices??? your staff is rude!!! you guys harrass my father and mother because of my brother's debt.... one of you was really rude that it effected my father so bad that he had a nervous break down..... you let brian know that our family lawyer will be contacting your establishment real soon!!!!!!
| GM 2010-06-11 06:15:24 Unknown |
F*** off
| received call 2010-06-04 04:24:39 Debt Collector |
received call, no caller id(unknown), call back # goes to answering machine, no listing with PA DoR, call message divulged personal info easily obtainable from any legal document. I have received no mail, no other information other that this yahoo saying he is going to forward my case to a lawyer. I have a B.S, in law, and after reading all of these texts concerning RRS, I haveconcluded that they are a bottem feeding scam artist collection agency that rides the grey line of the law. If you receeive a call from these people record it, and refer it to the FTC and the FCC, as well as the BBB.
| Wrong Number 2010-05-06 23:36:06 Unknown |
I got a message to call these folks today. They did not leave a name of the business on the message.
I did the reverse search and saw it was a collection agency and called them to see what they wanted. They were looking for someone with the same first and last name but gave me a different SS# (last 4 digits only) and DOB. Told them it wasn't me and they wanted to know if we might be related.
I told them no and that there are quite a few folks in the US with the same first and last name as mine.
He apologized and said they'd remove my phone # from the database. We shall see.
The number on the id was 888-214-8424 but the number left on the message was 888-312-8602 ext1.
I did the reverse search and saw it was a collection agency and called them to see what they wanted. They were looking for someone with the same first and last name but gave me a different SS# (last 4 digits only) and DOB. Told them it wasn't me and they wanted to know if we might be related.
I told them no and that there are quite a few folks in the US with the same first and last name as mine.
He apologized and said they'd remove my phone # from the database. We shall see.
The number on the id was 888-214-8424 but the number left on the message was 888-312-8602 ext1.
| Jason Rushlow 2010-04-26 19:00:26 Unknown |
Well if your 80 year old mother is stating that she is someone she is not and then verifying personal information of that person, giving out the last 4 digits of the wrong parties SSN than yes that type of mix up can happen. I don?t know what the A********* means but it sounds like we were looking for a common name, Such as Mary A. Smith and when your mother said yes I?m Mary Smith, we went further to ask if her middle name was in fact A. If it was the wrong number or she didn?t know the right Mary Smith that is all she needed to say. We would notate and remove her number from the case and she wouldnt get another phone call.
There are 100's of companies looking for people every day. If they are looking for Mary A Smith and so is our company than your mother and wife is going to get calls from them all. We don?t just call every Mary A. Smith we have address matches and well as phone number matches. It sounds like our Mary A. Smith might have given out your Mary Smith's numbers and thus they are getting calls.
As for some shady attorney office you dealt with back thirty years ago. I would suggest suing everyone involved including Ford, the dealer and the attorney. We are trying to contact the party involved in the matter not put the matter on someone else. (This is just unbelievable that anyone would attempt to do that) If we can?t contact the party involved, than we send it to a local attorney who sues based on address, ID provided and social security number and other information provided by the client to us. Your whole story about Ford seems like fiction to me and might be straight out of your movie.
As always, if you have any queastions please contact me at 888-214-8424 x 305.
Thanks,
Jason
There are 100's of companies looking for people every day. If they are looking for Mary A Smith and so is our company than your mother and wife is going to get calls from them all. We don?t just call every Mary A. Smith we have address matches and well as phone number matches. It sounds like our Mary A. Smith might have given out your Mary Smith's numbers and thus they are getting calls.
As for some shady attorney office you dealt with back thirty years ago. I would suggest suing everyone involved including Ford, the dealer and the attorney. We are trying to contact the party involved in the matter not put the matter on someone else. (This is just unbelievable that anyone would attempt to do that) If we can?t contact the party involved, than we send it to a local attorney who sues based on address, ID provided and social security number and other information provided by the client to us. Your whole story about Ford seems like fiction to me and might be straight out of your movie.
As always, if you have any queastions please contact me at 888-214-8424 x 305.
Thanks,
Jason
| Annoyed Son and Husband 2010-04-06 19:20:08 Debt Collector |
The claims that Jason Rushlow of Revenue Reporting Service makes strain credibility.
Someone from 888-214-8424 has been harassing my mother, first trying to get her social security number and to trick her into "admitting" that the initial in her middle name stands for "A******", when it doesn't. I assure you that my mother has no debts and has never done business with a payday loan firm. Shame on any business who pay people to trick eighty-year-olds. She thinks that she may have misunderstood the implications of the question "Are you ****** A****** *****?" and responded with a "yes" because she though the party on the other end had misread her name. It takes a patented a**hole to assert the legality of making mulitple calls to an uninvolved party because an agressive, assertive professional is able to overwhelm an eighty-year-old trying to be helpful.
Although I don't have the return phone number, someone has also been harassing my wife, also trying to trick her into admitting that her middle name is "A******". (Also, again, it isn't). I strongly suspect that it is the same firm.
Thirty years ago a car dealer went bankrupt, and with the "assets" that were sold was a claim for some botched warranty work that the manufacturer had refused to reimburse them for. Rather than write off the penalty (as Ford intended), they tried to recover it from me, the customer. The law firm that bought the "assets" tried to come after me, but only found my father in the phone book. They fudged his name onto a backdated work order, pretending that he used my first name as his common name, and (falsely) asserting that that was his middle name. They went quite far with it. It didn't seem to bother them that they were trying to trash the credit of an uninvolved party. It wasn't until I caught wind of it that I was able to put an end to it (not to mention put someone's butt in a sling for forging the signature on the phony work order).
I believe that they knew that they were going after the wrong party, but had often been successful in asserting that they were going to trash a relative's credit anyway. It may be effective, but it is really pathetic, low-life form of extortion. (Did you ever see the movie "Absence of Mailice"? Same scam). Courts and regulators shouldn't allow it to slip through as an innocent violation of the multiple-contact prohibitions.
If RRS weren't following along these lines, they wouldn't be pursuing the calls that I know of in the way that they are.
Someone from 888-214-8424 has been harassing my mother, first trying to get her social security number and to trick her into "admitting" that the initial in her middle name stands for "A******", when it doesn't. I assure you that my mother has no debts and has never done business with a payday loan firm. Shame on any business who pay people to trick eighty-year-olds. She thinks that she may have misunderstood the implications of the question "Are you ****** A****** *****?" and responded with a "yes" because she though the party on the other end had misread her name. It takes a patented a**hole to assert the legality of making mulitple calls to an uninvolved party because an agressive, assertive professional is able to overwhelm an eighty-year-old trying to be helpful.
Although I don't have the return phone number, someone has also been harassing my wife, also trying to trick her into admitting that her middle name is "A******". (Also, again, it isn't). I strongly suspect that it is the same firm.
Thirty years ago a car dealer went bankrupt, and with the "assets" that were sold was a claim for some botched warranty work that the manufacturer had refused to reimburse them for. Rather than write off the penalty (as Ford intended), they tried to recover it from me, the customer. The law firm that bought the "assets" tried to come after me, but only found my father in the phone book. They fudged his name onto a backdated work order, pretending that he used my first name as his common name, and (falsely) asserting that that was his middle name. They went quite far with it. It didn't seem to bother them that they were trying to trash the credit of an uninvolved party. It wasn't until I caught wind of it that I was able to put an end to it (not to mention put someone's butt in a sling for forging the signature on the phony work order).
I believe that they knew that they were going after the wrong party, but had often been successful in asserting that they were going to trash a relative's credit anyway. It may be effective, but it is really pathetic, low-life form of extortion. (Did you ever see the movie "Absence of Mailice"? Same scam). Courts and regulators shouldn't allow it to slip through as an innocent violation of the multiple-contact prohibitions.
If RRS weren't following along these lines, they wouldn't be pursuing the calls that I know of in the way that they are.
| Jason Rushlow 2010-03-23 19:30:05 Unknown |
My comment replies to everything on this site and your comments make no sense. We have all the personal information of the individuals we are trying to contact. We dont want your personal information or that of your 12 year old daughter. Maybe instead of "blasting" the representative realize that your daughter has a phone number that may have been recycled by the phone company. They reuse phone numbers and her number may have been the person's number we were looking for in the recent past. The logical thing would have been to simply explain it was a wrong number and you didn't know who there person we were looking for is. But clearly its better to post thing on a site when you are completely uninformed. If you would like to discuss this further please feel free to contact me at 888-214-8424 x305. Thanks, Jason
| Smiley 2010-03-06 23:32:54 Debt Collector |
" An indivividual who breaks a law that conscience tells him is injust and who willingly accepts the penalty of imprisonment in order to arouse the conscience of the community over its injustice, is in reality expressing the highest respect for the law."
Martin Luther king
The hurt of one is the hurt of all, the honor of one is the honor of all.
Whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of people to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as they shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness.
Before our white brothers arrived to make us civilized men we didn't have any kind of prison. Because of this, we had no delinquents. Without a prison there can be no delinquints. We had no lock or keys and therefore among us where no thieves. When someone was so poor that he could not afford a horse, tent or a blanket, he would, in that case, recieve it as a gift.
We where too civilized to give great importance to private property. We didn't no any kind of money and consequently, the value of a human being was not determined by his wealth. We had no written laws laid down, no lawyers, no politicians, therefore we where not able to cheat and swindle one another. We where really in bad shape before the white man arrived and I don't know how to explain how we where able to manage without these fundamental things that ( so they tell us ) are neccessary for a civilized society.
John ( Fire ) Lame Dear Sioux Lakota 1903 - 1976
Martin Luther king
The hurt of one is the hurt of all, the honor of one is the honor of all.
Whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of people to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as they shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness.
Before our white brothers arrived to make us civilized men we didn't have any kind of prison. Because of this, we had no delinquents. Without a prison there can be no delinquints. We had no lock or keys and therefore among us where no thieves. When someone was so poor that he could not afford a horse, tent or a blanket, he would, in that case, recieve it as a gift.
We where too civilized to give great importance to private property. We didn't no any kind of money and consequently, the value of a human being was not determined by his wealth. We had no written laws laid down, no lawyers, no politicians, therefore we where not able to cheat and swindle one another. We where really in bad shape before the white man arrived and I don't know how to explain how we where able to manage without these fundamental things that ( so they tell us ) are neccessary for a civilized society.
John ( Fire ) Lame Dear Sioux Lakota 1903 - 1976
| me 2010-03-02 21:19:37 Unknown |
i worked there. they dont threaten you and i wont lie because i hate the place. they are legit believe it. they do try to help you and they will
| REVENUE REPORTING SERVICE IS A SHAM 2010-02-25 19:11:54 Debt Collector |
don't believe the comments above. They are posted word-for-word on other sites regarding caller complaints. They exist to extract personal information from you under a false pretense auch as a wrong number, or a fabricated loan. Anyone who says otherwise is lying.
They called my tween daughter with a threatenting message, as if a 12 year old has an old loan. When I got on the phone I blasted the phony rep until he hung up on me. He kept trying to get personal information from me. Give me a freaking break. How low will people go to steal money in this economy?
They called my tween daughter with a threatenting message, as if a 12 year old has an old loan. When I got on the phone I blasted the phony rep until he hung up on me. He kept trying to get personal information from me. Give me a freaking break. How low will people go to steal money in this economy?
| Alfalfa 2010-02-06 17:35:23 Debt Collector |
Revenue Reporting Services
21 Princeton Place
Orchard Park, New York 14127
888-214-8424
Fax: 716-972-0004
http://revenuereportingservices.com/
21 Princeton Place
Orchard Park, New York 14127
888-214-8424
Fax: 716-972-0004
http://revenuereportingservices.com/
| In The Know 2010-02-06 16:51:10 Unknown |
In the words of Dave Ramsey,"These people are scum!" If they could sue....they would.
| Seriously 2010-02-04 16:46:58 Debt Collector |
I received a voice mail from my exhusband of EIGHT years who wanted me to know that a lady from 888-214-8424 had left a message on his phone for me. ARE YOU KIDDING ME??? If the private investigators are so wonderful and thorough, then they would KNOW I don't even have the same last name anymore, don't live at my prior address but the can find my ex's cell phone number???? I have yet to speak to my ex about it, but you can be certain that if anything about a debt was mentioned, I will be suing. Thankfully, we have a amicable relationship and he saved the message.
I did use a payday loan service a few years ago, but made the mistake of using the internet to do it. I NEVER gave my ex-husband's name, information, etc when I obtained the loan. I had money taken out of my bank account from 2 more companies that I never contacted! I had to shut down my bank account. The more I tried to get these taken off my records and get my money reimbursed, the worse it got. I finally threw my hands up in frustration.
I question ANY company who would actually dig up information about a man I had been divorced from for years before I made that horrible mistake.
I googled this number and this is where the info brought me. I will call the young lady back, but it will be to let her know MY phone number and to warn the company that ANY further calls to my ex-husband will be construed as harassment for a debt that is not his to pay (his words for me to tell the woman that called).
Collections is a tricky business. I'm not saying they are unnecessary, but providing an account number to my ex-husband who knows my SSN, my birth date and other identifying information could have serious repercussions. He could have any female call back with the "account number" or whatever they deem it, and get this information.
Horrible horrible business practice. I am in a business that also has to call for collections, but we were all very informed of what type of information we could leave on a message and how to identify if the person who either answers the phone or calls back is indeed the person we need to speak with about the matter. NEVER EVER EVER do we mention that we are trying to collect ANYTHING, not even that it is "an important matter"...simply to please call us at "...." as soon as possible.
Jason, you may wish that no one in your company would actually leave that type of message, but I guarantee that you are not personally hanging over each person or listening to each "recorded for quality purposes" phone calls.
If I owe, I owe...I will pay but I want to verify that any payment I make is going to this debt. I want to send a payment, no "automatic withdrawals". That's how I got in this mess in the first place!
I did use a payday loan service a few years ago, but made the mistake of using the internet to do it. I NEVER gave my ex-husband's name, information, etc when I obtained the loan. I had money taken out of my bank account from 2 more companies that I never contacted! I had to shut down my bank account. The more I tried to get these taken off my records and get my money reimbursed, the worse it got. I finally threw my hands up in frustration.
I question ANY company who would actually dig up information about a man I had been divorced from for years before I made that horrible mistake.
I googled this number and this is where the info brought me. I will call the young lady back, but it will be to let her know MY phone number and to warn the company that ANY further calls to my ex-husband will be construed as harassment for a debt that is not his to pay (his words for me to tell the woman that called).
Collections is a tricky business. I'm not saying they are unnecessary, but providing an account number to my ex-husband who knows my SSN, my birth date and other identifying information could have serious repercussions. He could have any female call back with the "account number" or whatever they deem it, and get this information.
Horrible horrible business practice. I am in a business that also has to call for collections, but we were all very informed of what type of information we could leave on a message and how to identify if the person who either answers the phone or calls back is indeed the person we need to speak with about the matter. NEVER EVER EVER do we mention that we are trying to collect ANYTHING, not even that it is "an important matter"...simply to please call us at "...." as soon as possible.
Jason, you may wish that no one in your company would actually leave that type of message, but I guarantee that you are not personally hanging over each person or listening to each "recorded for quality purposes" phone calls.
If I owe, I owe...I will pay but I want to verify that any payment I make is going to this debt. I want to send a payment, no "automatic withdrawals". That's how I got in this mess in the first place!
| Alex Mitchell 2010-01-29 14:37:24 Debt Collector |
My name may ring a bell to some of you I use to work for this company they can take you to court and are ligit the people there are friendly as long as your willing to work with them so just work with them
| ko 2009-11-12 03:44:08 Unknown |
this place is a scam...setup paments with them and they took out double the money...waste of time...they said my ccase was goin to court...that was FIVE months ago!!! scam scam scam scam scam
| Jason Rushlow- Revenue Reporting Service 2009-10-13 22:00:11 Unknown |
Hello my name is Jason Rushlow and my direct extension is 305. I was alerted to this site by a debtor I was speaking with today and would like to clear some things up. I am going to go down the list of posting and let you know the facts so you are aware of what is correct and what is incorrect.
Robert - 2 Sep 2008- Looks like someone who was forwarded out of our office to one of our local attorneys
Blair Kibbe - 4 Apr 2009- We are not the IRS we are Revenue Reporting Services. We help debtors come to terms they can live with to pay off their debts with all sorts of creditors. The creditors have us get involved to resolve the outstanding debt that they have placed with collection agencies and have not been able to get resolved.
trustworthy source - 2 Sep 2009- I have no idea who this person is or why they are posting responses as if they are from our company but they are not.
TJ - 7 May 2009- The matter will not go to court tomorrow, the case may be on the last days in our office and be forwarded out to a local attorney tomorrow but no you will not be going to court tomorrow. These are civil cases and it generally takes the attorney some time to actually go to court.
Jay - 2 Jun 2009- All contact our office makes is for the debtor in one of our cases. You are not involved in a lawsuit yet as it is a case filed in our office. Once it leaves our office to the local attorney than you will be involved in a lawsuit at this point it is pre-litigation which means it is not a law suit yet.
andy - 3 Jun 2009- I hope the representative set you up with terms you could live with and Im glad we could help.
payday sucker - 4 Jun 2009- I agree that no one in America should take out payday loans as they are a big pain in the a**. Glad we could help
buyer beware - 17 Jun 2009- I don?t understand where your information comes from. Call us and see what we are calling about. If it?s in regards to you a representative will gladly give you all the information on your case including date and where you took out the loan or the debt in question. If you feel its identity thief than we will help you to find out who was involved and resolve the case that way. This comment just doesn?t make any sense to me.
Not Me 7/17/09 - 17 Jul 2009- We do use private investigators on a regular basis to do asset and liability searches to see if the person we are suing has anything to go after. If your number came up from that search, than the person involved used your information for something. We do not disclose financial information to anyone that is not the debtor. We will advise you of our phone number and the case number in our office and it is our hope that you pass the message along to avoid it going to the local attorney who will change fees for their services that per all the contact we have, those fees get passed to the debtors.
Revenue Reporting Services - 18 Jul 2009- That is the information from our website but was not posted on here by my company to my knowledge.
UNITED HEALTHCARE - 28 Jul 2009- We generally do no call places of business unless we have spoken to a debtor and they gave the direct number and agreed to have us call them their. Apparently one of you employees has a case with our office and gave the phone number. If you would like to call me and we can figure out who is leaving unclear message I will be glad to help.
K - 7 Aug 2009- Glad you got some good advice. I will let Mr. Vitari know he did his job. I don?t understand the whole legit thing in posting. Yes we are a real pre-litigation office and yes we have an office and yes we hire attorneys after we can?t resolve the matter. Its all in stages, I understand a lot of collection agencies have BS artists out there but really if you owe the debt to someone who is it not legit?
Lorraine - 11 Aug 2009- Well Shelby cant tell you what debt your daughter owes or even that she owed a debt since its against third party disclosure laws. If you would have given your daughter the message than she could have called in and gotten the matter resolved. Our voice mail system is very clear and we have never had any complaints. If you would like to call and speak to the receptionist just press 1 and it connects you to a live person immediately. What could possibly be illegal about calling and leaving a message at you daughter residence for her to call back.
MasterTech - 14 Aug 2009- Glad we could clear it up. Unfortunately some people kept using their old numbers as a way to avoid being contacted and there is nothing we can do about it but call and have someone tell us.
Revenue Reporting Service Sucks - 3 Sep 2009- Where to start. Again Trustworth source is not a member of our company and looking at the posts has no idea about our company. Again the whole legit thing is ridicules. Your ?partner? who did a search should probably relearn how to do one properly as Revenue Reporting Services is incorporated in NYS. 21 Princeton Place is an office building and has numerous tenants. We are a tenant and you are more than welcome to stop by and meet with me. I take offense to our web page looking like a toddler made it. It give the information needed and we went with a one page format so that all the needed information was right their as opposed to having to click 15 different things to get a phone number.
well well - 22 Sep 2009- We send out a letter to everyone the day we get the case placed with our office. However, your address may not be the same as when you took out the loan, forwarding addresses expire and we get a lot of letter back. We try and forward them to the correct address but unfortunately we cant send every letter certified. If we were calling in for you simply call and update your address and we will send you out a letter giving you all the information on the case.
Sharie- former debter - 4 Sep 2009- Well its nice that you try to defend our company. You are mistaken in a few things. We don?t work for any law office. Southern Tier is a client of ours who hires us to deal with debts that collection agencies we unable to collect on. We will gladly give anyone information to validate the debt. We actually us numerous law office through out the country as attorneys general only are barred in one state. So we have a lot of attorney that help us move forward.
Revenue Reporting Service Sucks - 12 Sep 2009- Again you are completely wrong in your assumptions. We are not involved with Patrick Corbett, he was an attorney that Southern Tier Agency used in the past to handle the cases. He has no involvement with our company and was never used by Revenue Reporting Services. We pride ourselves on being small as we can personally handle cases that slipped through the cracks of large collection agencies. Again we are not a collection agency we are hear to resolve the cases not collect on debts. The taking people to court in NYS has happened as people take out the loans in states they are legal in and then move to NYS and we have to sue them in the state they are currently in. Yes they are illegal in NYS and it?s a law we support, however, we do have clients who place payday loans with our company as we have attorney in our Nation network who handle the cases in the states where they are legal. As for the attorneys they get paid from the final judgement, and we do cover the filing fees upfront. Which is anywhere from $50-150 depending on the court. These fees and attorney cost get added to the judgement. We send all our cases to Private Investigators before they go to court., which means we already know what you have and where you work before we spend the time and money to sue. As for you claim we called you 18 months ago that?s just a lie. Unless you have nothing, no job, no car and no assets than your case is with an attorney by now and you would have heard something.
Again if you have any questions or concerns please contact me directly at 888-214-8424 x 305. Thanks, Jason Rushlow.
Robert - 2 Sep 2008- Looks like someone who was forwarded out of our office to one of our local attorneys
Blair Kibbe - 4 Apr 2009- We are not the IRS we are Revenue Reporting Services. We help debtors come to terms they can live with to pay off their debts with all sorts of creditors. The creditors have us get involved to resolve the outstanding debt that they have placed with collection agencies and have not been able to get resolved.
trustworthy source - 2 Sep 2009- I have no idea who this person is or why they are posting responses as if they are from our company but they are not.
TJ - 7 May 2009- The matter will not go to court tomorrow, the case may be on the last days in our office and be forwarded out to a local attorney tomorrow but no you will not be going to court tomorrow. These are civil cases and it generally takes the attorney some time to actually go to court.
Jay - 2 Jun 2009- All contact our office makes is for the debtor in one of our cases. You are not involved in a lawsuit yet as it is a case filed in our office. Once it leaves our office to the local attorney than you will be involved in a lawsuit at this point it is pre-litigation which means it is not a law suit yet.
andy - 3 Jun 2009- I hope the representative set you up with terms you could live with and Im glad we could help.
payday sucker - 4 Jun 2009- I agree that no one in America should take out payday loans as they are a big pain in the a**. Glad we could help
buyer beware - 17 Jun 2009- I don?t understand where your information comes from. Call us and see what we are calling about. If it?s in regards to you a representative will gladly give you all the information on your case including date and where you took out the loan or the debt in question. If you feel its identity thief than we will help you to find out who was involved and resolve the case that way. This comment just doesn?t make any sense to me.
Not Me 7/17/09 - 17 Jul 2009- We do use private investigators on a regular basis to do asset and liability searches to see if the person we are suing has anything to go after. If your number came up from that search, than the person involved used your information for something. We do not disclose financial information to anyone that is not the debtor. We will advise you of our phone number and the case number in our office and it is our hope that you pass the message along to avoid it going to the local attorney who will change fees for their services that per all the contact we have, those fees get passed to the debtors.
Revenue Reporting Services - 18 Jul 2009- That is the information from our website but was not posted on here by my company to my knowledge.
UNITED HEALTHCARE - 28 Jul 2009- We generally do no call places of business unless we have spoken to a debtor and they gave the direct number and agreed to have us call them their. Apparently one of you employees has a case with our office and gave the phone number. If you would like to call me and we can figure out who is leaving unclear message I will be glad to help.
K - 7 Aug 2009- Glad you got some good advice. I will let Mr. Vitari know he did his job. I don?t understand the whole legit thing in posting. Yes we are a real pre-litigation office and yes we have an office and yes we hire attorneys after we can?t resolve the matter. Its all in stages, I understand a lot of collection agencies have BS artists out there but really if you owe the debt to someone who is it not legit?
Lorraine - 11 Aug 2009- Well Shelby cant tell you what debt your daughter owes or even that she owed a debt since its against third party disclosure laws. If you would have given your daughter the message than she could have called in and gotten the matter resolved. Our voice mail system is very clear and we have never had any complaints. If you would like to call and speak to the receptionist just press 1 and it connects you to a live person immediately. What could possibly be illegal about calling and leaving a message at you daughter residence for her to call back.
MasterTech - 14 Aug 2009- Glad we could clear it up. Unfortunately some people kept using their old numbers as a way to avoid being contacted and there is nothing we can do about it but call and have someone tell us.
Revenue Reporting Service Sucks - 3 Sep 2009- Where to start. Again Trustworth source is not a member of our company and looking at the posts has no idea about our company. Again the whole legit thing is ridicules. Your ?partner? who did a search should probably relearn how to do one properly as Revenue Reporting Services is incorporated in NYS. 21 Princeton Place is an office building and has numerous tenants. We are a tenant and you are more than welcome to stop by and meet with me. I take offense to our web page looking like a toddler made it. It give the information needed and we went with a one page format so that all the needed information was right their as opposed to having to click 15 different things to get a phone number.
well well - 22 Sep 2009- We send out a letter to everyone the day we get the case placed with our office. However, your address may not be the same as when you took out the loan, forwarding addresses expire and we get a lot of letter back. We try and forward them to the correct address but unfortunately we cant send every letter certified. If we were calling in for you simply call and update your address and we will send you out a letter giving you all the information on the case.
Sharie- former debter - 4 Sep 2009- Well its nice that you try to defend our company. You are mistaken in a few things. We don?t work for any law office. Southern Tier is a client of ours who hires us to deal with debts that collection agencies we unable to collect on. We will gladly give anyone information to validate the debt. We actually us numerous law office through out the country as attorneys general only are barred in one state. So we have a lot of attorney that help us move forward.
Revenue Reporting Service Sucks - 12 Sep 2009- Again you are completely wrong in your assumptions. We are not involved with Patrick Corbett, he was an attorney that Southern Tier Agency used in the past to handle the cases. He has no involvement with our company and was never used by Revenue Reporting Services. We pride ourselves on being small as we can personally handle cases that slipped through the cracks of large collection agencies. Again we are not a collection agency we are hear to resolve the cases not collect on debts. The taking people to court in NYS has happened as people take out the loans in states they are legal in and then move to NYS and we have to sue them in the state they are currently in. Yes they are illegal in NYS and it?s a law we support, however, we do have clients who place payday loans with our company as we have attorney in our Nation network who handle the cases in the states where they are legal. As for the attorneys they get paid from the final judgement, and we do cover the filing fees upfront. Which is anywhere from $50-150 depending on the court. These fees and attorney cost get added to the judgement. We send all our cases to Private Investigators before they go to court., which means we already know what you have and where you work before we spend the time and money to sue. As for you claim we called you 18 months ago that?s just a lie. Unless you have nothing, no job, no car and no assets than your case is with an attorney by now and you would have heard something.
Again if you have any questions or concerns please contact me directly at 888-214-8424 x 305. Thanks, Jason Rushlow.
| well well 2009-09-22 22:02:26 Unknown |
I too got a call from these people this morning.
and i have not gotton anything in the mail from them for a collection or for court.
the news has told you to beware of the people that are calling trying to collect money.
i would wait till i get something in writting
and i have not gotton anything in the mail from them for a collection or for court.
the news has told you to beware of the people that are calling trying to collect money.
i would wait till i get something in writting
| Revenue Reporting Service Sucks 2009-09-12 13:56:42 Unknown |
You guys are funny. "Sharie-former debter" why did you post the same response in another forum about this company?
http://www.debtconsolidationcare.com/collection-agencies/about75902.html
Why are there more complaints about this company?
http://www.ripoffreport.com/Lawyers/Patrick-Corbett-Law/patrick-corbett-law-office-and-b26eb.htm (This is the law office that you said they work for)
Why would YOU go and in a way stand up for this so call company? Who does that? These people call to harass you and use unlawful tactics so you can pay them their commission checks. They are just another SMALL collection company that's trying to survive in this recession.
Why would they continue to do business in collecting past payday loans in a state where PAYDAY LOANS ARE ILLEGAL. I would love to see them take someone to court in New York. LOL
For these people to take you to court they would have to come out of pocket first to find and pay a lawyer in your state and pay to send you to small claims(its not free to file in small claims court). Lets say they won and your left with a judgment against you. Lets say you don't pay upfront. They would still have to pay to find your assets(If you have any that's worth the judgment amount). Lets just say you have no assets to cover the judgment. They just wasted money and time for a little payday loan. This is why they use these tactics saying "If you don't pay we will forward your file to the courts". Really now.
As for "Trustworthy Source",since you know so much about this company, I was called by this so call company at my place of work. Little do they know all incoming calls are recorded and found out that the representative gave out more information than they were supposed to. So I called them and told them to not call me again and if there is another phone call made to any phone numbers that I own I am filing suit. It has been a little over 18 months and no more phone calls. Better yet I have nothing against me in chexsystem and on my credit reports so I'm not worried about this so call company and will not waste my money on them. THEY ARE A WASTE OF TIME!!!!
http://www.debtconsolidationcare.com/collection-agencies/about75902.html
Why are there more complaints about this company?
http://www.ripoffreport.com/Lawyers/Patrick-Corbett-Law/patrick-corbett-law-office-and-b26eb.htm (This is the law office that you said they work for)
Why would YOU go and in a way stand up for this so call company? Who does that? These people call to harass you and use unlawful tactics so you can pay them their commission checks. They are just another SMALL collection company that's trying to survive in this recession.
Why would they continue to do business in collecting past payday loans in a state where PAYDAY LOANS ARE ILLEGAL. I would love to see them take someone to court in New York. LOL
For these people to take you to court they would have to come out of pocket first to find and pay a lawyer in your state and pay to send you to small claims(its not free to file in small claims court). Lets say they won and your left with a judgment against you. Lets say you don't pay upfront. They would still have to pay to find your assets(If you have any that's worth the judgment amount). Lets just say you have no assets to cover the judgment. They just wasted money and time for a little payday loan. This is why they use these tactics saying "If you don't pay we will forward your file to the courts". Really now.
As for "Trustworthy Source",since you know so much about this company, I was called by this so call company at my place of work. Little do they know all incoming calls are recorded and found out that the representative gave out more information than they were supposed to. So I called them and told them to not call me again and if there is another phone call made to any phone numbers that I own I am filing suit. It has been a little over 18 months and no more phone calls. Better yet I have nothing against me in chexsystem and on my credit reports so I'm not worried about this so call company and will not waste my money on them. THEY ARE A WASTE OF TIME!!!!
| Sharie- former debter 2009-09-04 01:41:51 Unknown |
Actually..... they are breaking no laws. They are in fact legit becauseeeee they work for a law office called southern tier. they do NOT do the suing. they try and help debters to pay off their debt before the legal firm they are connected with takes matters to court. and in fact they do validate the debt...by buying it from collectors after the agency has had no luck. If you knew what you were talking about you would know that rrs does send out certified mail....and once the debter has refused to work with rrs, the law firm willlll take legal action. Maybe next time, know how a company operates beforeeeee you critisize how they run?
| trustworthy source 2009-09-04 01:07:05 Unknown |
lol. believe what you want. ill be the one laughing when you dont take the help being offered by them and in turn end up in court with double the fines ;)
| Revenue Reporting Service Sucks 2009-09-03 00:01:28 Unknown |
From reading these post I have to wonder if ALL these responses are LEGIT. It seems to me that "trustworthy source" really knows a lot about this company to the point where I think he actually works there. So I asked one of my business partners to do some research on this so call collection company. To my surprise the company's name is not even registered with Department of State Division of Corporations. There are 15 business listed at this building but not Revenue Reporting Services. People, I would be very careful with this so call company. Their web PAGE(only one) looks like a toddler created it.
| trustworthy source 2009-09-02 04:16:42 Unknown |
they deal with pay day loans and online loans
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