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they call me 2-3 times a day, leaving me voicemail to call them back. last night i got another phone call and a voicemail  that said they need to talk to me or my attorney. I am panicking all night, so this morning i called back, got the voicmail and left a msg, saying i(name) called. I dont know what should i do know, when they call me back. iam not sure what is the matter that they are calling me about.

This call is being monitor by Clark County servicing Susan, legal witness for plaintiff case #0538764LC.  Please contact our office 800 935-1139.  Received couple of calls from this number, but wouldnot identify who they are & what the case in concerning?

I as well have received multiple calls from this number, called back and this company is National Recovery Center.  They are a collections company for Imagine Mastercard, and im sure other companies as well!

hope this helps!

This call is for ( Blank Blank ) Please call me at 1 800 935 1139 ext. 3004 Mr Howard.

Gentleman left a msg. Said I am going to have a case against me. Don't want to call back. They can send it to me in writing.....

They are a collection agency.  They have been calling me and harassing me with idle threats, lies, and intimidation several times a day, 7 days a week, for money that I don't even owe.  If you call them and ask for your debt to be "verified by certified mail".  You are legally entitled to this.  Once you make that request, they are only allowed to call you one more time, until your debt verification comes via certified mail.  In a lot of cases, they won't even bother to send certified mail, so by law, they will not be able to call you anymore.  Should they call you more than once after you make this request, you can file a lawsuit against them (just add it to the many that they already have pending against them for similar violations).  
You can also send them a "cease contact" letter in the mail (request a return receipt for proof that they received it).  If they call you again after the cease contact letter, you can file a lawsuit against them.  Hope that helps!!

Thank you for posting your notes here!  We just received a call from a "Kevin Baker" at this number, and were initially concerned.  We happened to google the number, and discovered this site.  We're much at ease to know what this is.  Should they call again, we'll use Sprite's remark above.  I have a hunch that, given the current credit/mortgage crunch, these collection agencies are pulling out all the stops to get their hands on every red cent that might/might not be owed.

from NRC - couldnt understand the womans name - said she was doing an INVESTIGATION in my state, and it was being finalized, and if I failed to call, the results would be both unfavorable, AND unfeasable for me.  Well, she got the UNFEASABLE part right!

goggled number and NRC came up. I also received calls from this number two days in a row.  I asked for their information.  They gave me an extention a Ms. (somebody).  They said it was in regards to an "asset income investigation" and gave me a reference number for my account.  I also like Spritle's suggestion of asking for a certified letter.  I will probably tell them to never call me a work either too.  From what I hear once you tell them they are not allowed to call you at work again.  Thanks for the comments

I have recieved calls indirectly form these people through my grandparents of the same last name. They threatened my grandparents to have me get a lawyer due to a past balance owed of some sort. I too did some googaling of the number and found this message board along with the supposed companies website. I will however take the advice of previous posts and have them send this case via certified mil to further deal with the situation.  They would not elaborate when questioned and I know my credit history extensively due to recently aquiring loans for graduate school, so I know for a fact I have no outstanding balances of any sort. This company is a pathetic nuisance and appears to enjoy preying on unsuspecting hard working people!!

My Mom had a message on her machine from this number.  The man who left the message was Eric Walker.  He said to call her regarding a matter he is investigating.  He also mentioned my name and I haven't lived at that residence since I was married 12 years ago.  When my Mom called back he asked her if he had left a ref., or claim# on the message.  She replied no.  She said he couldn't seem to find anything, yet he knew my married name and she wouldn't give him any information.  I found it very odd.  I also tried contacting him but just got transferred to a voice mail of another person.  Neither my Mom or I have any outstanding credit card debt so this is all making me very uneasy.  I am very tempted to call one of the local T.v. stations in my area that investigate things like this.  I would love to know if anyone has any updated info on this.

I have received 2 calls now stating that it is EXTREMELY urgent and that I, or a legal representative need to return their calls immediately because I am under investigation. I called back and left a voicemail for this guy named David Heysoos? and have not received a call back. I googled the number and thankfully I found this site. I know now that I shouldn't be too concerned.

I received a call from a Ms. Brand at this number with the ext. 2028. She gave me a reference number and said it was for an unresolved claim in her office for the State of Florida. I know of no outstanding debt that I have with the State of Florida. I am not going to call her back, but if she contacts me again I'll ask for the certified letter.

Company name is Nations Recovery Center.  Collections agency that breaks every rule of the FCPA.

on Received a call on my answering machine. Urgent that I contact a miss Jackson of NRC immediately or have my attorney call them. She had a extension number also. This was ar 8:15 a.m. I am considering turning off my phone just to eliminate these kind of harrasments. Not a good way to start the  morning.

Just got my first call from them and got to hand it to them for creativity!  "I need for you or your attorney to call me back or 'action' will be taken against you."  Well yeah, the action is that they are going to call an bug me to death but I really do like the "you or your attorney" line!  Mine was Mr. Andrew at ext. 2114.  I too will follow Spritle's advice!

Nations Recovery Center employee faces jail time for Felony Impersonating a Police Officer

Tuesday, November 18, 2008 – updated: 6:52 pm EST November 18, 2008
DORAVILLE, Ga. -- A credit collector has been charged with impersonating a Fulton County police officer. Real officers arrested 39-year-old Joseph Jackson at his workplace in Doraville. Police said Jackson was wearing an officer’s uniform, complete with a fake badge, patches and a firearm.

Jackson works as a trainer at National Recovery Center, a debt collection agency. The CEO of the company told Channel 2 he was shocked by Jackson’s arrest.

VIDEO: Credit Collector Accused Of Impersonating Police Officer

http://www.wsbtv.com/video/18010134/index.html

Police said they are investigating to see if Jackson used the uniform to act out in a law enforcement manner.

“They received a tip Joseph Jackson was impersonating a police officer at that location,” said Lt. Reese Williams with the Doraville Police Department.

Jackson isn’t a real police officer, but investigators said he dressed the part very convincingly. When police caught up with him outside his workplace, he was wearing a full uniform complete with Fulton County patches on it and a gun belt, handcuffs and one of two handguns that police seized.

SLIDESHOW: Items Obtained From Suspected 'Fake Cop'

“When he was confronted about working for the Fulton County Police Department, he did produce a Fulton County police ID, which was fake because the Fulton County police officer we had with us there said it was fake,” said Williams.

Jackson also had a badge with the initials NCR, or National Recovery Center Unit, said police. But the CEO of the company said Jackson had no law enforcement role at National Recovery Center.

“He finally admitted he did not work for the Fulton County Police Department and that’s when he was arrested,” said Williams.

Police said they asked Jackson why he was dressed as a cop. “He said to us, he’s always wanted to be a police officer,” said Williams.

Doraville police said Jackson had the proper permits to carry weapons.

He faces felony charges for impersonating a police officer and fraudulent identification.

I got a call from some man calling himself Charles Perez from the national Recovery Agency stating that a case has been filed against me at the beginning of this month and that I  or my attorney to contact him immediately or I will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law...I know that my credit is not the best, but I have no outstanding debts...I read somewhere that there are companies that buy old collection debts 7 years and older, tack on a couple hundred and refile them as new...this happened to me in August as well with another company. I did what the sprite guy said and asked for a certified letter proving my debt, they declined to do so and I have not heard from them since...people really need to get a life yo, for real...