The caller from +18889950615 is likely from a scam collection agency, possibly masquerading as "Check Resolutions Services." They often claim to have an affidavit or summons for unpaid loans or bad checks, threatening legal action and even jail time. However, these threats are typically bogus. Legitimate legal processes involve formal service by law enforcement, not random calls. If you receive such a call, verify the claims by contacting the original lender or your local court directly. Do not give out personal information or make payments over the phone. Report these calls to the Better Business Bureau and the Federal Trade Commission to help protect others from falling victim to this scam.
Frequent calls have been received, allegedly from loan companies, despite never having taken out a loan, leading to the suspicion that an ex-husband might be involved in providing the phone number to these callers.
Following a call from a representative of this company, I consulted with my lawyer, who advised that while they can sue for debt, threatening criminal charges or jail time for consumer debt is against the law and violates the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.
A suspicious call was made to my uncle, who has no knowledge of my personal affairs or debts, and the caller provided an outdated last name, indicating a potential scam; beware of sharing personal information.
The assistance provided was invaluable, helping to reestablish a bank account and settle pending issues, indicating their genuine intentions.
Apparently, this number is offending some people, maybe they should just stay off this site and get a life, this page is for reporting unknown numbers, you must be affiliated with the collection agency to be commenting on this post.
It seems the individual being called is being harassed over an unpaid loan, with the caller claiming they owe double the amount due to interest, and advising them to read the fine print and pay their bills
After receiving a call from these individuals regarding an old payday loan, I contacted the loan provider directly and discovered that the amount they claimed I owed was inaccurate; I advise others to handle such situations directly with the loan provider rather than through this company.
CHECK RESOLUTION SERVICES INC called, unknown purpose.
They notified my ex husband and ex sister-in-law, who i havent had contact with in 15 years, telling them i was wanted for check fraud, please everyone needs to file a complaint against them.
I received a call from a woman named Melissa, claiming to be serving court papers for a payday loan, and proceeded to make unreasonable demands and offer unhelpful advice.
After reviewing the message boards, I found your post particularly intriguing, especially the part about being served a summons that was later filed in court; I'm under the impression that the typical process involves filing first to include a case number on the summons, and legitimate summons usually specify a court appearance date and time, not a 72-hour resolution deadline.
A man claiming to be Rick Garrison contacted me, alleging I was involved in a bank robbery and needed to provide my location to receive summons. However, his story was riddled with inconsistencies, including a fake case number and incorrect address, making it clear this was a scam
Has anyone else received calls from this number? I recently got a call from them, and they provided the same number.
I recieved a call from a Mr. Jones, who claimed to be a private processor and instructed me to call a diferent number, which raise some concern.
A complaint was filed with the BBB using the corporate headquarters address of Check'n'Go, which revealed that they have no affiliation with a company called Check Resolutions Services
This morning, at 7:40 am, I received a call from the number in question, with the caller identifying himself as John Lawrence, claiming this was my final chance to respond, or I would receive a summons, supposedly on behalf of a client named Check Resolutions regarding a bad check, which is peculiar since my bankruptcy case was discharged back in July 2007.
After checking the court system, no records of any filings were found.
I recently received a call from this number, which was unusual since I had never received a collection call from them before, and they claimed to have received an affidavit, directing me to check resolution services.
Receiving calls at both work and on my cell phone has raised concerns about potential fraud, with a callback number of 888-995-0615 provided.
A call was made to my parent's house claiming I had an affidavit for writing hot checks, despite my never having done so. Fortunately, my law degree will help me handle the situation.
I've been recieving calls from this company for a while now, you can cheack the names of the people ive spoken to:
I was wondering, what happend with you regarding this same issue, this guy has called me today.
They called my job several time, telling my boss i had a summons, which is not true, they are harrassing me at my workplace
It's been highlighted that Check Resolutions, allegedly working for Check N Go, may be pursuing illegal actions for returned checks unless fraud or intent not to pay is proven, suggesting a complaint to the Attorney General's office is warranted.
Is there an email address available for this company that I can contact?
checked payday loan laws, reported scam
Interestingly, I received a call from this number regarding a payday loan issue, which turned out to be legitimate, although the circumstances surrounding the loan were unexpected and involved my ex-wife.
A representative from this number, claiming to work for Check Recovery Systems, contacted me with a warrant claim and requested payment to avoid further action
Recently, i got a call from this number today, man said his name is Brian White trying to collect for Check n Go, says there is someone trying to serve papers to me, but if i can make payment arrangements, he would stop them, thats whats he claim
I had a similar experience on the same dates mentioned earlier, where the individual claimed his name was John Lawrence and mentioned an affidavit, which seemed suspicious