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Confused in Brea Ca
April 12, 2011
Keeps Calling - don't know why
Keep receiving calls from the attorneys office of the Jacob Law Group. The callers do not identify the purpose of the calls . I am a victim of Id theft and will not answere calls from anyone not identifying the purpose of the call. Ms Ward if you so happen to read this, you may want to leave the reason of your call on the messages you leave .
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britneyh
January 27, 2011
Harrassment
they are the rudest debt collectors ive ever dealt with. i am young and going through bankruptcy unfortunately and when i finally decided to pick up their phone calls after endless rude and harrassing voicemails, i talk to some trashy bitch. she asked if i was aware of my debt, being polite i said yes but im filing it for bankruptcy and she proceeded to say "oh...you're 23...and youre going through bankruptcy?" and she said it in a manner that was very mean and very rude, as if i was extremely pathetic. she does not know me or the massive medical bills i accrued without health insurance in the past few years. so i gave them my attourneys contact info and she asked me what chapter im filing and i answered and she immediatley hung up on me. enough said about how they handle their business there.
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Benjoh
July 8, 2010
Harassment
I sent this collection agency a cease and desist letter 2 months ago and they are still calling. I am sending the second notice ou today, July 9, 2010. Not only do they not know what cease and desist means, they call all hours of the day, before and after legal hours and on Sundays. They also have talked to minors about my debts, which is against the law in all states. When talking to collectors, they talk to you like you are not a person or that you are a relative. I am neither and I expect respect. No other collection agency calls this much and breaks laws in the process. Citing Commercial Code Law# 806 Harassment: 5 and 6, 807:3, 6, 7, 10, 12, 13, and 14. These are laws that govern what and how collectors may collect for a business re: credit. The laws also say that the debtor can directly pay the original business the debt owed without going through collections.
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