Dynamic Recovery Solutions

334-649-6781
United States
www.gotodrs.com

Dynamic Recovery Solutions probably a credit card fraud

A woman from Dynamic Recovery Solutions called my cellphone and claimed I owed Visa over $7,000. I've never had a visa card. I began asking her about details, but she didn't answer my questions. Instead she did some misleading fast talking and asked me to confirm the last 4 numbers of my SSAN. She said that she had all my information and that she needed a confirmation from me. I told her nothing because everything was very suspicious.

Dynamic Recovery Solutions
USA
334-649-6781
www.gotodrs.com

Dynamic Recovery Solutions

8773048261
United States

Dynamic Recovery Solutions tried to scam me

A girl from Dynamic Recovery Solutions called and claimed that I had a huge debt with some bank I've never heard about. She threatened that it would be on my credit card report and wanted me to pay asap. I inquired her about the validity of their request and asked her to tell me the last four # of my social security number. She was unable to do it and hang up in me. What a scam!

Dynamic Recovery Solutions
USA
8773048261

Dynamic Recovery Solutoins

I too received information from DRS. I apparently first received a call on my cell phone but it was on silent at the time but when I seen the missed call, I knew it had to be from someone I didn't know. Low and behold, when I got home, I had a collection notice in my mail. If nothing else, they have great timing.

I knew this was fraudulent before I even opened the envelope. It was address to me with my maiden name and I've been divorced for 13 years. I had the same experience with another collection company a couple of years ago. My attorney told me to WRITE them a letter and send certified mail with signature required. Never heard from them again. Will be sending the same letter to DRS. Here is what he said I needed to include;

"This is to inform you that I’ve recently received a notice from your agency regarding the above account. I have never been notified of this collection action, nor that I owe the debt. This letter is to inform you that I would like a verification of the debt and your ability to collect this money from me.

Under the FDCPA, I have the right to request a validation of this debt. I request that you prove that I am indeed the party who is contractually obligated to pay off this debt.

I hope you are aware that reporting any invalidated information to major credit bureaus may constitute defamation of character. In addition, you must also be aware that until you validate this debt, you cannot continue collection activities or report this information to the credit bureaus. Non-compliance with this request may land your company in serious legal trouble with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and other state/federal agencies.

Please attach copies of the following documents:

1. Agreement with your client that authorizes you to collect on this alleged debt
2. Agreement that bears signature of the alleged debtor where he promises to pay the original creditor
3. Complete payment history on this account, to prove that the amount you wish to collect is accurate

Failure to provide the above requested information will result in my taking legal action against your agency. "

Also,keep a close eye on your credit reports by getting one of the three available every 4 months from annualcreditreport.com. I hope this helps others with this same problem.

DRS Tried to scam me as well

I got something in the mail from Dynamic Recovery solutions.
They claimed I owed them 698.00 since 2009 on a hsbc Discover Card,,I NEVER have had one ever...Been Banking with my bank at us for many of years. I called hsbc bank..as I had the bogus card number dynamic had on the mailer notice. The hsbc has never heard of me in their data base..I am an IT tech with years of experience and public service,,and I do Fraud investigations on clients accounts and computers..I called dynamic and talked so some lady..who kept ignoring the facts I was laying out. She claimed if I didnt pay it..they would report me to the credit bureau..I got angry and say TRY IT!!!..I have always PAID my bills as I have great credit..I don't take kindly to harassment or Scams period..I said you prove to me I had an account at hsbc,,I also said I talked directly to them..she ignored me again and tried to talk over me..she did tell me the last four of my ssn..so then I was angrier, she said it will take 3-4 weeks to mail that info..I said YOU dont have NONE...I have since then filed a serious complaint to the FTC and BBB,,and to my attorney...We should NEVER have to put up with these scamming companies BS...I have read 100s of complaints by consumers, and the pending lawsuits against them...Makes me sick..but sometimes..these idiots can get the upper hand on people who don't really understand whats really happening,
I hope the best for us all who have to endure this bogus garbage.

Dynamic Recovery Solutions is Trying to Scam Me

I have gotten 2 phone messages already. One yesterday and one today. They say that they would appreciate a call back today. I have checked Credit karma and my credit reports with Experian and TransUnion and have no defaults or bad credit of any kind. The message that they left today was preceded by a series of beeps, telling me that the person making these calls is using some sort of auto dialer or robo dialer (probably to save time, scamming is labor intensive!). I have since blocked the number, but from what I have been reading about these bottom-feeders, they don't give up easily. They will probably use another number and try again. If you are being plagued by these calls check Yelp and the Better Business Bureau. website. The BBB shows almost 700 complaints about this entity. For the time being, I am saving these messages and if the calls don't stop I will be contacting the Attorney General and the FTC.