I unfortunately gave zwicker and associates my account and tracking number. I found since they are fraudalant. What do i do?
susan kotson
How did you find out? I have a collection through them as well and would love any information you can share about the company before I send more $$.
Tami
They're not a fraud but they are a collection agency working as attorneys. They are valid. Whether they are trustworthy or scummy, I don't know. But they filed for a judgement against me so they must be real enough for the court to recognize them.
Caren
I found lots of interesting information here. The post was professionally written and I feel like the author has extensive knowledge in the subject.
bookmarksubmission
Hello fellow Zwicker targets.Z. & Asst's take the cake! They are representing a credit card Co. in my case. The bank had changed names since my debt was incurred. I was served notice on the debt using the new bank's name and without inclusion of any other identifier such as an account #. Zwicker's people had been calling my home for weeks. Each time my wife acknowledged the debt and, offered to make a payment. In each instance she was denied. The reason given was that "They" would only accept payment if we set up an automatic payment schedule allowing them to deduct the payment directly from our account(s). I waited until they served me, then sent a certified letter reviewing our experience thus far. I included a check and stated that if they chose to accept it that it would be considered the first payment towards resolution. They did deposit the check and, sent a letter back along with my letter. They did acknowledge the payment and "encouraged" me to send another one which I will do. These guys are a hoot. The reason given for sending my letter back was that they could not legitimize it due to my signature not having been notarized which had to be done since their summons had been. Tomorrow I'll have that done and send it back to them with an additional letter (signature notarized) thanking them for their prompt attention to my situation.
Bill Ware