They are calling place of employment for debt collection

In August of 2010 I received a letter from these cretins attempting to collect in excess of $10, 000 based on a fraudulently obtained line of credit. Incidentally, the individual who fraudulently accessed my personal information was convicted and incarcerated for the crime in September of 2008, so I do not believe this could have been an honest mistake.

Rather, I believe this company is in the business of trying to satisfy fraudulent debts in their favor, primarily by using letters of threat and extortion. If you get a letter from this company, you should immediately contact both your attorney and your local postmaster.

In any case, do not send them any money, regardless of what their threatening letters indicate will happen to you should you not pay them. These people are con-artists, and nothing more.

Your postmaster will have good advice for you, once you file a complaint with him.

Regards, A Concerned Citizen

Received a letter from ALW Sourcing stating that I owe $825 for State National Training. I have no idea nor have I ever received training from "State National". They gave me a creditor acct # D0236 and a number for me CA523801-1ML1G.