Agent chasing

rog2

regalia06 wrote: »

all through an advisor giving the wrong information.i phoned avon up to try and sort the matter out but couldnt get through ,i phoned the police for advise ,because as far as i thought it was someone using my name to get things ,so to me it was fraud,but thank god it was sorted out eventually
that advisor should be reprimanded or sacked:mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad:

It is, unfortunately, typical of the standards of people employed by MOST debt collection agencies. Whilst they have an obligation to ensure that the person, they are harassing, actually owes the money - they seldom do check the facts.
If this has caused you any distress, I would suggest that you complain to the Trading Standards Office, as Interim Justicia have clearly acted in contravention of the Office of Fair Trading guidelines to which they are supposed to adhere.

jo1972

I've had problems with Interim Justicia in the past, I had a collector knock at the door and my husband answered and asked what he wanted. He then went on to tell my OH which company I owed money to and how much! My husband told him I wasn't in and shut the door on him. I complained to the OFT and to the originator of the debt and eventually had confirmation that he had been formally warned before so was let go. He blatently ignored the data protection act and was just scare mongering.