I finally called Allied back because they kept leaving messages without indicating who they were looking for. Just a recording saying they are a debt collection company trying to collect a debt. After spending 20 minutes on hold listening to the same recording I finally spoke to a woman. I told her that I didn't know why they were calling because I know that I do not owe anyone money. She stated a name - which happens to be my father - but he has never lived here. Now, my father doesn't even carry a balance on credit credits so I'm doubtful that he would ever be so far behind on a payment that a debt collection company would be calling.

I refused to give her any information because I thought the whole call was ridiculous. She advised that they would put me on their "Do not call" list, which I'm sure doesn't exist so they will probably call back again tomorrow.

Chase Bank and was paying the minimum. Suddenly they were not taking my payments, when I called they said the debt had been mistakenly charged off. I kept trying to reinstate my payments..a year later Allied calls and wants some big payments for Chase. I sent a couple then found out that my credit report still showed "charged Off" for Chase and Allied was not reporting my new payments. Their rep verified that they do not report to the credit bureaus but they do still make the collection calls and take legal action.

Allied Collections Services is reporting a collection debt with Experian, Equifax, & Transunion credit reporting agencies. I have consistently disputed this debt with the credit reporting agencies as well as requested via Certified mail (USPS Trk#7004 2510 0003 2977 2733 – Delivered: 4/23/2009) directly from Allied Collections Service legal proof of my obligation to this debt. To date, Allied Collection Services has NOT removed this item, provided the legal requested proof, or contacted me directly in ANYWAY.