Nationwide Recovery Systems

Nationwide Recovery Systems

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Rated with 1 star
Verified Reviewer
Original review: Nov. 5, 2019

They serve people illegally at their work. Lawyer does not exist. Hospital says I owe no money, yet credit report, and the court papers I was served at my work, after no attempts to reach me or anything, say I owe 4500. Hospital bills are altered, days later charges are added. 3 of the 4 collections are less than a year old, and again, I have never received bill, phone call, or mail. Same number for 5 years. They are now pushing back the court date, guessing because they don't have a leg to stand on. Company is a scam and I want compensation for my time, pain, suffering, and loss of wages.

15 people found this review helpful
Rated with 1 star
Verified Reviewer
Original review: Sept. 3, 2019

I owed on an emergency room visit and started getting calls. My husband was out of work for more than a year, so this was the LAST thing on my list to pay. When he got a job I set up payments with them through their website. I did NOT want to talk to them after seeing all the comments on here about rudeness. I have paid two payments. After the first automatic payment they reported it to the credit bureau. WHAT? WHY? They only did it AFTER I made arrangements? Now I saw a call come through from them again today. Was working, so couldn't answer. Why are they calling me? Even THEY couldn't figure it out when I called back. I am set up on a plan, yet they continue to call??? They need to get it together. Not very professional. PLEASE stop CALLING me now!!!!

18 people found this review helpful

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    Rated with 1 star
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: April 9, 2019

    I’ve received calls from these people NUMEROUS times a day that always want me to confirm my identity and I’m simply not doing that. If they can call, they can send me a letter. And after all the reviews I’ve seen about this so-called “debt collector” I will be filing a complaint with the FCC. These people are rude and will continue to call even after you’ve asked to be put on the DO NOT CALL list.

    24 people found this review helpful
    Rated with 1 star
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: Feb. 25, 2019

    I admittedly have unpaid medical bills being a severe asthmatic, but multiple calls daily for the same $4,900+ bill is pointless. If I didn't have it this morning, I don't have it at noon or at 3:00 or at 5:30, not to mention the fact that by Louisiana law more than one call a week is harassment...total dirtbags.

    21 people found this review helpful
    Rated with 1 star
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    Original review: Aug. 26, 2018

    I somehow had a $50 doctor bill picked up by this alleged credit company. This despite having paid this doctor thousands of dollars over the years. Regardless a year ago I paid it off. Of course it still shows up on my credit report although I sent them a letter and have the cancelled check. They are either lazy, incompetent, vindictive or careless. Or all of these. You would think a company would at least try to be professional! I guess not.

    23 people found this review helpful
    Rated with 1 star
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: Aug. 13, 2018

    I had gone to the emergency room in 2014 as uninsured. When I got my bill I paid it in full and there was an amount written off for being uninsured. Out of nowhere this company starts calling. Harassing and then filing claims on my credit report for the written off amount. Even after supplying them with my paid in full bill. I was able to get their false claims removed from my credit only to have them refile again. This should be a crime. Luckily I have some time to deal with this but I can't see how others do.

    18 people found this review helpful
    Rated with 1 star
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    Original review: June 22, 2018

    Nationwide Recovery Systems buys debt from creditors for pennies on the dollar. After purchasing the debt they RE-AGE the initial delinquency from the creditor to another date with the three credit bureaus. This is a Federal violation and punishable by heavy fines and audits. You may also be entitled to monies from this company if they RE-AGE your debt. If they contact you ask them to send you the initial delinquent notice from the initial creditor. They are required by law to furnish you with this information. When I told them they RE-AGED my debt and asked them to send me the initial delinquent notice from the initial creditor or I will be contacting the Federal Trade Commission, a supervisor from Nationwide Recovery Systems immediately hung up the phone on me. So I contacted the Federal Trade Commission and told them to impose maximum fines against this company and also to audit the company.

    80 people found this review helpful
    Rated with 1 star
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: April 19, 2018

    I have no idea what is going on, but I'm also filing a complaint with FCC! They call six times in a row and never leave a message! I called them and they asked for my name and address. I'm not giving them my information! If this important, leave a message... stop calling me!!!

    25 people found this review helpful
    Rated with 2 stars
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: Dec. 8, 2017

    In the year 2015 I started getting nasty calls from this company. I explained to them that they had the same account $1021 over ten times on my credit. The girl wanted to argue that they didn't make a mistake and were not going to fix this. This company has added by their self over 70 negative/derogatory marks. After asking to speak to a supervisor let's just say I felt as if I was talking to my car... BECAUSE THIS supervisor would not listen to anything I had to say! I need someone to help me because these people have ruined my credit. The threats that this company made to me felt like an assault and should be against the law of the State of Georgia.

    32 people found this review helpful
    Rated with 1 star
    Verified Reviewer
    Original review: Oct. 26, 2017

    Elizabeth ** called my place of employment and left a message with the secretary that she was calling regarding a complaint in the county where I live. I called her back. She was very rude and continued to state that I owed money to a payday loan company. She said they were taking me to small claims court where my wages would be garnished. When I argued with that point, she adjusted it to say it's up to a court to decide. I told her since she was recording the phone call that this was my notice to not call my place of employment again or I would be reporting her. She got angry then and said, "Let me cut you off right there. If it goes to small claims court then there won't be any reason to contact your place of employment." I told her I didn't care, not to call my place of employment again. She asked me if I wanted to settle outside of court or not, I said no. She got mad and hung up.

    26 people found this review helpful
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