National Enterprise Systems
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Category: Business & Finances
Contact Information United States
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National Enterprise Systems Reviews
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Holine
April 5, 2011
Made unauthorized charged to my fiancée bank account
National Enterprise Systems has been harassing my fiance for the last several months. They threaten to sue her if she does not make a $100 payment by a certain date (which changes on every phone call). They have also made unauthorized charges to her bank account, sending her balance into the red. When either one of us call to speak with a supervisor we are rudely hung up on.
The only representative I can get to talk to me for more than a few minutes without being hung up on speaks English. I advise recording any conversation you have with these people and request everything in writing as well. They Will attempt to make you feel like a criminal for being a few months in arrears on your student loan payments.
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R Hooten
March 22, 2011
Debt consolidation services
Receiving 2-3 recorded calls every other day. Calling the company to stop their response was "we are probably calling you for a reason". Told that I would take formal action their response was "do what you have to do sir".
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ProudMilitaryWife
December 17, 2009
Horrible People!
Yesterday I recieved a phone call from a "Michael King", he changed his name a few times, regarding an "important business matter." I called him back and without letting me say anything but my name he yelled at me for my deliquent student loan and said that if I didn't pay $16, 000 by the end of the phone call I was going to be sued. First of all, my loan was nowhere near that amount! I asked him to please hang on so I could go get my son out of his crib and give him his breakfast and "Micheal" started to attack my parenting abilities. WTF?! I explained to him that I am more than happy to make reasonable payments, but that I am currently a stay at home mom so once my husband gets back (he's deployed) I will return to work and the payments can be higher. This jerk asked me to call my family and friends to get thier credit card infomation OR I could just sell off all my personal belongings by the end of the day. My mom and cosigner called the supervisor and that lady proceeded to yell at her and tell her that "She will see us in court." I immediatley went to the military legal office and they will deal with these HORRIBLE HORRIBLE people for me. Something really needs to be done about NES and I am more than willing to help out in anyway!
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October 27, 2009
Fraudulent claims and unauthorized charges
National Enterprise Systems has been harassing my fiance for the last several months. They threaten to sue her if she does not make a $100 payment by a certain date (which changes on every phone call). They have also made unauthorized charges to her bank account, sending her balance into the red. When either one of us call to speak with a supervisor we are rudely hung up on. The only representative I can get to talk to me for more than a few minutes without being hung up on barely speaks English. I advise recording any conversation you have with these people and request everything in writing as well. They WILL attempt to make you feel like a criminal for being a few months in arrears on your student loan payments.
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mc1357
September 29, 2009
Repetitive Phone Calls, Rude!!
Have been getting phone calls from this company for nearly two months now. I get the phone calls nearly every day. I usually don't pick up but the few times I have, they have been very rude and "over the line." The number they seem to use the most is 1-800-321-3453. with different 4-digit extensions for whoever is actually calling.
I think the only way to deal with these folks is to not take their calls, and write them the "do not call me unless you're notifying me of legal action" letter. That's what I am going to do. Hope this helps someone else out!
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Julie c Brown
August 13, 2009
harrasing my grieving mother
These people (scum) harassed my bereaved grieving mother for a debt she isnt even sure she owes. They tried to get her bank acct # and routing # and then told her that her government social security would be garnished, scaring the hell out of her. Also told her that is was also fraud and they would be prosecuting, Im just waiting for them to call back so I can speak with them
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pastee
August 5, 2009
Harassing phone calls
We were contacted by phone today by NES looking for our son-in-law who does not live here, has not lived here and never will live here! When I asked if this was a debt collection call, their representative named Melissa said "no". I asked who gave her our phone number, and she replied that her "client" had given NES our number. I told her to remove our number from her records, to tell her client that our number was an invalid number, and she was NOT to call us ever again. She said that she would remove our number from her records. This same company had called us back in Feb/March, and we had instructed them in the same fashion. First, Melissa was dishonest as I am sure this WAS an attempt to collect a debt. Second, this is repeated harassment as we have no control over our son-in-law and what he does/does not do. It would be greatly appreciated if someone would do anything necessary to put a stop to this kind of action.
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roxie owens
July 31, 2009
Fraud
I paid them $500 over the phone on June 29, 2009 and promised to pay them on the account in July with the stipulation that they call me so I could tell them exactly how much I could afford to pay them. Instead they helped themselves to $1, 500.25 from my checking account without permission. I started a complaint process through my bank and filed an Authority of Revocation. I had no idea that unscrupulous companies who have been paid by phone can go into your account and help themselves. I spent 2 hours with my bank manager, several phone calls to NES as well as to my bank, I was forced to open a new checking account and will probably go overdrawn courtesy of them. I cannot make my mortgage payment tomorrow and have $37 with which to buy gas and live for the next 4 to 6 weeks. They committed fraud and should be shut down.
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Carmella Soprano
July 11, 2009
Illegal Debt Collection Practices
On Thursday, July 9, 2009 the horror began. I received a telephone call from a man who referred to himself as Mr. Harvey Liebowitz, III.
He told me that due to late payments my Sears Citibank Card had been sold (On July 1, 2009) to a group of lawyers who were going to sue me the next (Friday, July 10) morning if I did not pay $6500.00 before 9:00 PM that very night. I told him my checking account had no money and I had no savings.
He kept calling me from 5:00PM until 8:59PM. I told him that I had no money and would not have money for two weeks. To make a long story short, he violated me with his abusive and deceptive methods. I told him that I am 60 years old, have lost all of my savings in the Stock Market and a fraud perpetrated against me. I asked for time to think because I was in a state of shock and I am trying to recover after surgery to remove a diseased kidney, and I have had a stroke. He became so angry with me I was scared that he would send someone to my house to choke me. He said he was going to charge $6500 plus a .045 % merchant fee on my American Express Card. He kept putting me on hold to "talk with his client" the group of attorneys. I found out that Sherman Financial had purchased the debt from Citibank, and hired NES to collect the money. Mr. Liebowitz was angry with me because he was missing the sports games of his children. He said they were all teenagers and he was letting them down because of ME. He told me I was stupid for being conned out of my savings. He said that I was "crazy" and that I'd better hire an attorney right away. He said I should be working instead of being a lazy bitch watching television all day. He said he believed that I sat at home, watching TV and eating and that I was probably a fat slob. I left a message on his voice mail this morning telling him that I refused to let him charge this bill on my AMX and that I wanted a validation of the debt. He called me and told me that I was a fool for refusing to charge this debt. He told me that he would not send me a validation of the debt.
This company has never written a collection letter to me. It was like he was cold calling. Now this abusive man has my AMX card number and security information. I don't even know that he is a bona fide collector working for NES. I had asked to speak to a supervisor and he told me he "runs the place."
Because of his terrible abuse and scare tactics I have become more ill and today I had to begin peritoneal dialysis again.
Why won't these people just work with me and give me some time to pay the bill? I know that I need to pay it and I intend to pay it. I would not file bankruptcy. I am an honest person and I pay my debts as best as I can.
He told me that he had been emailing with the Department of Defense (my husband's employer) and that my husband would lose his job if I did not pay this bill immediately. And of course, he ended the call by saying that I'm a fat lazy slob who is crazy and that I had better let him charge my AMX card or suffer the consequences. He added that he did not believe anything that I told him about my illness. "People who charge their credit cards up and then claim illness are just fucking con artists. I've heard it all before. You're all alike. Just a big pain in my ass."
That's my recent and total experience with NES up to this moment. I fear what he will do to me on monday. I'm too ill to have all that abuse and profanity.
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rvr
May 22, 2009
Bullying family members
I was contacted by Bank of America a few weeks ago and they claimed they were urgently trying to get a hold of my mother-in-law. My initial thought was that she might be a victim of identity theft. I was a little surprised that they had our number because we had just moved and our new number was unlisted. When I called my mother-in-law to give her the message, she said it was about an overdue credit card.
Next I was called daily by a lawyer's office until I eventually asked them to stop contacting me. I read up on credit laws online and learned that they have to quit calling family members and friends if you told them to do so. A few weeks went by with no calls and then yesterday I got a call from an employee at National Enterprise Systems. He was rude right off the bat and tried to bully me into giving him contact information and details about how I know her before he even bothered telling me who he is. I asked who he was, where he's calling from and why he's calling this number. He said it was regarding a "legal matter". I told him I am under no obligation to give him any information and I hung up. He called back and turned up the level of bullying tactics. I was just so floored by how he treated someone who had nothing to do with the debt in the first place. I wrote down the number and told him that he had better not call this number ever again. If I asked the initial company to stop calling, isn't that supposed to apply to the next company they hand the file to? Isn't that violating FDCPA laws? I imagine telling me that it's a "legal matter" suggests that he's pretending to call from a lawyer's office? I can't believe that they treat people this way. I also can't believe how they think the credit laws do not apply to them.
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