An amazing reader Donate sent in a new debt relief mailer through my I Buy Junk Mail program.
The reader said, “I noticed the amounts on my letter were exactly the same as the letter you posted. My letter look different but the amounts are the same as you will see. I have been getting so many of these debt collection letters. I notice we get more since I opened an American Express card. It is through Delta and I opened it for the flight miles. Not sure if it has anything to do with that but that was my observation. Again this is just one letter of many.”
What concerned me was the reader thought this was a debt collection letter when in fact it is a debt relief sales letter that attempt to cloak as an official government looking communication.
There is almost nothing to be believed in this letter and it’s not till you read the fine print that you understand this is just a sales pitch. The fine print says, “Consumer may be referred to a Non-Profit or For-Profit Debt Relief Agency upon detailed analysis of current financial state.”
Some of the more ridiculous statements in this letter:
- “You have been selected by our Management Division and are now eligible to resolve this debt.” The reality is the name and address was selected out of a mailing list and everyone is always “eligible” to resolve their debt.
- “This proposal must be redeemed.” It’s a lead generation marketing letter.
- “Call toll-free IMMEDIATELY to avoid loss of these negotiated terms.” What a crock. Nothing has been negotiated and the fine print says so.
- “Failure to respond may affect your program rights.” What rights? The right to be sold to?
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I received the same letter today and it had the same amount of unsecured debt and the the same reduction total debt
Thanks for the update.
The number is listed as belonging to Paul Jenkins a preacher in New London NC, easily found on Facebook. This letter is awful in that it doesn’t state who is sending the letter and why. I received one today.
I received the same letter today
I just received a letter today. The funny thing is when I told the guy on the phone that my debt was less than 1700, he wanted to negotiate that amount ……really? I was born at night, but not last night.
LOL
I am looking for information about who is behind these letters…can anyone help?
thank you!
Thank you for this post…received mine today.
I just received the exact same letter. What a bunch of idiots. Anybody know who this firm is?
I am interested in knowing who is behind these letters.
I got the letter today too. Same amounts! What a crock…!
Received the same letter with same amount. No company name and I don’t owe anyone anything near that amount. Total scam. Reported the number.
I received the identical letter, down to the penny today. Last I looked I didn’t have near that amount owed. In fact I have none.
I received this letter today too, and I knew something was wrong because I know how much I owe on credit cards and it was not this amount.
Mailer received.