Ha.. I just thought...
We should go on the BBB website and pdf some of the collection agencies bad reports.. and then put them on our photo album.

/album/

Hey Laura,
If you see other posts on other sites about this similar topic, let me know. I'm sure there are complainer haters all over the place.

I don't mind going over and chatting with people about their poorly developed attitudes!!

Me? NEVER......Oh my, lots N' lots of collection agents seem to hate this site..I guess they don't share the same Intellect that most Homo Sapiens do...We Like Knowledge...or they are just scared of us Getting the knowledge. Hmmm I wonder what grade level of education you must have to be a collection agent....3? maybe 4?

Definitely a "bahhhhd" case of eructile dysfunction.

All I can say to "complainer hater," who loves to complain so much is: Get thee to a spelling bee.

Ray

Hey Laura,
You're just trying to be a poop disturber!! :)

You KNOW we have to go over there and talk about that!!

Thanks for the link.

http://www.discovervancouver.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=75603

Found something that sounds like "complainer hater" Posted a year ago...and if not them, then a Collection rep anyways.
http://www.discovervancouver.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=75603

Sorry, couldn't find it however, they are talking about Monty's Press Release over there.....

Do you have the link? I don't know if "Complainer Hater" and "Karen Gonsalves" are the same person. It's impossible to say for sure over the net.

A moot point, because all collectors are mindless carbon copy zombies capable only of belching out the same lame brain-dead excoriations from the shop manual. (Talk about eructile dysfunction.) That's their idea of a professional training program.

Excuse the lamentation, but I really do wish they'd try something original, something you'll never see from a carbon copy.

Ray

Hey Raymond,

Yeah...the problem with American vs Canadian laws is that they're substantially different.

The fact that Both Canadians and Americans have debt issues is the same. How they deal with them is completely different.

I thought it would be nice to hilite Canadian people as the Net is usually awash with American content.

Good idea about the visit to Canadian sites but I feel no tour would be complete without dropping in on Bud Hibbs' site at:

http://www.budhibbs.com/

Yes, it's American, and since the laws are different there, it won't help you much, legally speaking. But to understand what goes on in the collection industry and the strategy of collectors, he's the best. You can see him featured on the movie "Maxed Out."

My only criticism of him is that he's still too soft, nice and generous toward collectors. Maybe, he needs a good apprentice to fix that.

Ray