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I recieved this letter through the US Postal Service mail. I then opened and read it, after that I did a search on the phone number and found out it was a scam then I found this website, filled out the form as dest as i could. Then I ploaded the letter and evelope.

+7

Received same letter as most of the folks listed here. Claimed I owed money to AMEX I no longer have AMEX card for personal use or business and trust me if I did owe anything AMEX would have contacted me. Another scam. These people should feel the full weight of the law on them. How can they get away with it?
Negotiations Department- SCAM

+9

Christian,
If this is so legit then why hide the return address and other identifying information. Sure it may be a legit debt settlement company but it’s practices are very suspect. I’m sure this letter goes out to everyone with no other qualification than a high credit card debt — only to get these people excited to call you then realize they actually have to qualify further to get out of their debt. Terrible marketing practice — encouraging people to not pay their full debt so your company can make money off of them. I would rather pay my debt than call a company who uses suspect practices and refuses to be transparent. My letter is already shredded!

Unfortunately there Badger, you're unable to grasp the true nature of the letter. It's not saying that you owe money to AMEX, rather that if you are carrying a balance with any of those creditors, you are eligible for a federally regulated program that would eliminate the interest on your American Express account. Give me a call at 6163276400 if you have questions.

Received this in the mail, I’ve been having a lot of problems with debt in the past few years so instantly assumed it was real. I was legitimately having a panic attack. But then I got the idea on a whim to google the number. I’m so glad I did, but unfortunately I already called the number so now they have my number.
Letter in the mail

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Unfortunately Samantha I don't think you were able to grasp the reality of what that letter is telling you. It only goes out to people that are carrying at least $10,000 in unsecured debt, and letting you know that you're eligible for a federally regulated program that could lower the balances that you currently owe.

Received 1 page notice thru US Mail on Dec. 10, 2021. They had my correct name & address.
Notice #: 1915_JVA217181
Notice Date: 11/24/2021
Contact Phone: 800-983-4057
RE: Discover, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, Capital One, American Express
From: Negotiations Dept.
RE: Credit Settlement

Please contact our offices at 800-984-4057 within 10 days of receiving this notice regarding the adjustments of your credit accounts.
Then next paragraph tells they have settled accounts with those companies listed above but listed many others such as Citibank, JP Morgan Chase, HSBC, Target GE Money. If I have an account with any of those I may be entitled to a settlement of my outstanding balance.
New paragraph: FAILURE TO RESPOND
Failure to respond and making your monthly payment will likely result in interest accruing on your unsecured credit balances at an unreasonable rate. (That is true.. I added).
In order to determine the Feasibility of an adjustment to my outstanding balances it is important to contact them within 10 days at phone # given above to avoid unnecessary delays in processing your request.
Operating Hours given: M thru Sat
Then they give a "PROGRAM EXAMPLE":
BALANCE: $20,000
Est. Settlement amount: $9,000
Proposed payment: $250
Terms: 12-36 months

When calling refer to: 1915_JVA217181

then they had a explanation paragraph in smaller print at bottom about Reduction balances are for illustration purposes only and are an estimate and are solely to demonstrate a typical debt sit...

+12

Check the picture. I knew the request was false because I have paid off all debt.

+11

I received a letter with no company name, address, or email address on it. All it was shown on "Negotiations Department". It had a list of credit companies and banks, and accused me of having an outstanding balance that was in arrears. I have no outstanding amount of listed credit cards or no late debt. It might be checking my accounts with all three credit bureaus and sent this letter to me. The letter states they will continue to add interest and penalties until I set up a payment plan. This company(?), scam, fraud should be stopping and catch them asap. It is so annoying to me and all the people received them.

+19

Sent me a letter tried to tell me I could settle credit card debt with various entities. All my accounts are paid on time. No company name, just generic terms.

+6

Beware! Received a letter from a company. There is no company name on the letter or the envelope. Claiming I have 10 days to respond. Letter names several credit card companies. Stating IF I have an account with these or other lenders I may be entitled to a settlement of my outstanding balance.

I have no outstanding balancing on any of my credit card. All have bee paid off.

Letter then goes on to threaten me if I do not respond and making a minimum payment will likely result in interest accruing on my unsecured credit balances at an unreasonable rate. ( In addition, penalties may accrue in the event of unpaid obligations.)

Letter then goes on to say: In order to determine the feasibility of an adjustment to your outstanding balances it is important for me to contact their firm at 800-738-3901 within 10 days of receiving this notice to avoid unnecessary delays in processing my request.

This says scam all over the letter! I see that others are receiving the same letter.

Cannot return the letter due to there is no return address!

Beware of this. Just another way of trying to rob us of our hard working monies!

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Scammer states:

Please contact our offices at 800-983-4057 within 10 days of receiving this notice regarding adjustments of your credit accounts.

Our firm has recently settled accounts with: **** ** ********* *********... [lists others]

If you have an account with these or other lenders, you may be entitled to a settlement of your outstanding balance.

**Failure to respond**

Failure to respond and make your minimum monthly payments will likely result in interest accruing on your unsecured credit balances at an unreasonable rate. (In addition, penalties may accrue in the event of unpaid obligations.)

...

+10

We received the same letter as reported several times above today, October 13, 2021. I was immediately suspicious, and after reading these posts, I knew it was a scam. I called anyway, just because I was aggravated. After my call was answered with "this is Bobby. How can I help you?" I asked 'Bobby' if he makes a lot of money. He responded that my question was odd.
I then repeated myself, adding 'trying to scam people'. 'Bobby' then began cursing at me. I guess, if there were any doubts of the nature of this, they are laid to rest.

+16

Letter from negotiations department claiming I have some debt and some Collection accounts Well excuse me I dont have any debts or collection accounts so I knew that it was a scam and they asked for my social security number

+7

SCAM!

+10

Received a letter like what is mentioned in the other comments... The problem is, each of the listed financial institutions are separate entities who have their own processes for debt collections. Plus, there is no company name on the letter or the envelope itself indicating who they are and where they are located. But the Biggest problem is I have no debt. Beware of this Fraud Company!

+20

I received a SCAM letter on August 11,2021 that had the following information:

Scammer's phone 800-983-4057
Scammer's website none listed
Scammer's address None Listed
Scammer's email None Listed
Country United States
Type of a scam Credit Repair/Debt Relief
Initial means of contact Postal mail

Received a letter that I see others have reported. Saying: Our firm recently settled accounts with: Bank of America, Citibank, JP Morgan Chase, Wells Fargo, American Express, Capital One, Discover, HSBC, Target, GE Money. If you have an account with these or other Lenders, you may be entitled to a settlement of your outstanding balance.

Est Creditor Balances: $20,000.00
Est. Settlement amount: $9,000.00
Proposed Program Payment: $250
Program Terms: 12-36 months

Also, see attached image.

+46

Received a letter that I see others have reported. Saying: Our firm recently settled accounts with: Bank of America, Citibank, JP Morgan Chase, Wells Fargo, American Express, Capital One, Discover, HSBC, Target, GE Money. If you have an account with these or other Lenders, you may be entitled to a settlement of your outstanding balance.

Est Creditor Balances: $20,000.00
Est. Settlement amount: $9,000.00
Proposed Program Payment: $250
Program Terms: 12-36 months

+27

Received this letter and did a little research. Can confirm it is from "Start New Financial" in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

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- Hayesville, NC, USA

I received a threatening letter with no company name, address, or email address on it. All it said was "Negotiations Department". It had a list of ten credit companies and accused me of having an outstanding balance that was in arrears. I have never had a credit card or loan from any of the companies listed and have no late debt. I confirmed this by checking my accounts with all three credit bureaus. The letter states they will continue to add interest and penalties until I set up a payment plan. This company(?), scammer, or fraud needs shut down, charged, and jailed.

+11

Just Received this same letter that is mentioned in the other comments... Red Flag #1 each of the listed financial institutions are separate entities who have their own processes for debt collections. Red Flag #2 there is no company name on the letter or the envelope itself indicating who they are and where they are located. #3 They don't list actual debt amounts, only an example. #4 Red Flag I have no debt. Please beware of this scam!

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They're claiming to give a credit settlement for Wells Fargo, Bank of America, Capital One, American Express. If you owe $20,000, they will give you a estimated $9,000 settlement. You're instructed to contact their offices at (800) 983-4057 within 10 days of receiving this notice (Notice was sent 20210715) regarding the adjustments of your credit accounts. NO BUSINESS ADDRESS, NO WEBSITE, OR EMAIL ADDRESS!

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I have received the very same letter. No return address, no company name and contact phone number is 888-674-0441, very sketchy, dishonest and disreputable. This is a SCAM. Do not respond. It may sound legit at first, but it is NOT! Do not fall for these scammers.

Letter content:

Please contact our offices at 888-674-0441 within 10 days of receiving this notice regarding the adjustments of your credit accounts.

Bank of America, Citibank, JP Morgan Chase, Wells Fargo, American Express, Capital One, Discover, HSBC, Target, GE Money. If you have an account with these or other Lenders, you may be entitled to a settlement of your outstanding balance.

And so on and so forth...

+6

Wrong

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