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We received two letters a day apart stating hat this is an attempt to collect a debt and any information received will be used for that purpose. This communication is from a debt collector. We called to company to see why we owed money and to whom. On the letters, it states that the client whom we owe money to is: A Home Automation II. We have never bought anything from this company or heard of it. They are not on our credit report and we were unable to find this company online. I asked for the contact information of their client (A Home Automation) and they refused to give it to us. They also informed us that contacting our attourney is the worst thing that we could do. This is a scam and we do not owe any money to this made up company.

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acmorwin
Goose Creek, US
Jan 14, 2010 3:51 pm EST

To cppp...(or anyone who will listen).notifying BBB does not do ANYTHING. If they are a member, no matter what BBB will side with them. I am not even sure what the whole point of BBB is. Someone needs to file a complaint about BBB to the FTC and whoever will listen. And the credit score people are a big joke too. Anyone can put something on your credit and it is not reviewed BEFORE it is done. By the way, did anyone ever get any kind of notice from our three beloved credit companies about how things are operated and what they do? Like who came up with the score crap? You can be a law abiding bill paying(on time) person and still someone can ruin you in the matter of seconds. Every time some one looks at your credit, it does down. If you "pay off" a credit card too soon it goes down. It is all a form of slavery in the financial sense. And since when do you have to have good credit to get a job? Or get insurance? It is so stupid! Everyone needs to get together and boycott. But it has to be a good one...any ideas? BTW Sorry for your troubles...I feel for you.

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cppp
, US
Nov 18, 2009 10:15 am EST

they called me yesterday to tell me i bounced a check to an alarm company which is totally false . They told me they had complete access to my credit report (where did they get it?) This morning i checked my credit report and sure enough a hard inquiry from these ###.I have called the FTC, BBB, and my attorney.

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SeaDoc
Palm Desert, US
Sep 05, 2009 3:14 pm EDT

They have ruined my credit - they intimidated me into paying off a portion of a supposed alarm I owed, which I didn't and now my credit is in the toilet due to being put in collections by them, and they don't even have the amount I paid in agreement to end it. I even have a letter from them stating that I owe nothing, yet I've given this note to all the credit reporting agencies and they continue to keep these lies on my credit... It is completely bizarre... I had 800 plus scores, now I couldn't borrow a toothbrush...

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Keith B.
Walnut Creek, US
Jun 09, 2009 7:06 pm EDT

any person that says to "pick a better alarm company" is obviously someone that works for one of these collection agencies. my wife and i had protect america service and it never worked. Every time the alarm sounded - no one ever called (which is why you pay for the service). Then, every time we called to complain - they did nothing to improve the service.

Now, terms of a contract can only be enforced if both parties meet the terms. For example, if I have a contact with someone to clean my house for two years and they never show up - should I still be responsible for paying them? Of course not, because they never performed the services promised in the agreement.

This is the same issue here. The alarm company installs a product that doesn't work - and still demands payment because you signed a two year agreement for their service. The bottom line is that is the product doesn't work - you don't have to pay - period. Any judge in America would agree with this.

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AVINA81
Flower Mound, US
May 18, 2009 6:08 pm EDT

PAY YOUR BILLS AND THAT WONT HAPPEN TO YOU. BE AWARE OF CONTRACTS AND ALL THE FINE PRINT. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR READING CONTRACTS IN THERE ENTIRETY. CHOOSE A BETTER ALARM COMPANY AND DO YOUR RESEARCH THERE. THAT IS THE ISSUE HERE. DISAGREE WITH ME ALL YOU WANT BUT I'VE GOT PERFECT CREDIT AND I HAVE THE ABILITY TO READ BEFORE I SIGN ANYTHING.

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Katrina Little
Kannapolis, US
May 02, 2009 11:05 am EDT

I totally agree

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TIA
Baltimore, US
Mar 04, 2009 9:50 am EST

I RECIEVED A CALL FROM THIS SO CALLED PLACE YESTERDAY STATING THAT I OWE A COMPANY MONEY. THE COMPANY IS A FRUAD AND SO ARE THESE PEOPLE. THE COMPANY WAS NOT EVEN REGISTERED THROUGH THE POLICE DEPARTMENTS DATABASE AND WANTED TO HOLD PEOPLE ACCOUNTABLE FOR FRAUD CONTRACTS. THEY WERE TAKING MONEY OUT OF PEOPLE ACCOUNTS AND PUTTING FAKE SECURITY SYSTEMS IN PEOPLES HOMES. IF THERE WAS AN INTRUDER THE ALARM WOULD GO OFF BUT THE POLICE WOULD NEVER BE NOTIFIED. NOW THIS SO CALLED COMPANY CALLS ME AND TELL ME THAT I AM GOING TO BE SUED AND THEY ARE GOING TO TAKE MY HOME. PLEASE. I WISH THEY WOULD PLACE THIS ACTIVITY ON MY CREDIT REPORT.

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Carol Simpson
Bolingbrook, US
Feb 18, 2009 12:31 pm EST

I live in Illlinois I have been getting phone calls from them & letters Thay have put a collection on my credit report please help

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Laurie
Haslet, US
Nov 18, 2008 3:18 pm EST
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yes they are a scam
www.budhibbs.com

This is what Bud has to say - there is also a link to a NEWS video
(August 21, 2008) THIS COMPANY IS A SCAM!
ATTORNEY GENERAL ABBOTT TAKES ACTION AGAINST DEBT COLLECTION FIRM FOR HARASSING TEXAS CONSUMERS

Dallas-based firm cited for mailing deceptive letters claiming legal action against debtors

DALLAS – Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott today charged a Dallas-based debt collection firm with using deceptive practices to collect payments from Texas consumers. The attorney general’s enforcement action asked the court to permanently enjoin Anderson, Crenshaw & Associates, L.L.C. from harassing Texas debtors with deceptive letters and unlawful telephone calls.

Since 2006, the Office of the Attorney General has received more than 75 complaints alleging misconduct by Anderson, Crenshaw & Associates in Texas and around the country. The Better Business Bureau has received 72 complaints against the firm