International Credit Recovery scams: What to watch for!

One of my employees received a voicemail message from Michelle Decker, claiming that our company owed them money, which is completely unacceptable; I subsequently called the number back to express my displeasure.

Lindsey contacted me, demanding a payment of $299, which I refused, citing a cancellation letter that was sent, and after attempting to fax the letter, I was met with a recording, prompting me to threaten legal action during the next call

A call was received from Katie claiming a debt of $299 for a publication newsletter, warning of collection action if unpaid, originating from the same number as numerous other reports, 607-748-4686, indicating a potential scam

This number has been identified as a scam, with multiple employees calling to demand payment for a supposedly outstanding invoice, despite our repeated assertions that we have no dealings with them. Their behavior has been abrasive and rude.

This is a scam: they initiate contact with a free newsletter trial offer, then escalate to a phony collection agency demanding credit card information for a settlement, and may also request corporate and boss details.

The consensus is that this is a scam, and there is no intention to engage further.

Following a message from Cathy, which I have no intention of returning, I am compelled to share my experience of being scammed over a year ago, which began with a call about a trial periodical and led to repeated invoices, serving as a cautionary tale about divulging personal information.

Several peoples from ICR called me, saying they was from International Credit Recovery, they claim my company owe them money but didnt say who, only that my name is on the invoice, they say if we dont pay they will send us to collections, i never talk to them before... i let them go to voicemail and they keep leaving messages saying if i ignore them the 'problem' wont go away

A call was received claiming an unpaid invoice was sent for collection, despite having dealt with Progressive Business Publications before and paying to resolve the issue

A call was received from an individual claiming that the company owed $299 for mail and emails related to Progressive Business Publications. An invoice was faxed, but the caller refused to provide the company's phone number to facilitate further discussion.

Multiple calls have been made to our office by a representative claiming to be Christina Heidrich from Progressive Business Publications, insisting that our bill remains unpaid, despite our lack of familiarity with this entity or desire to engage with them.

This scam, posing as a collection agency for an unpaid 'Newsletter' fee, involved multiple calls and threats to report to the credit bureau, but when confronted, the individual on the other end was unable to provide legitimate information, exposing the operation as a scam designed to extort money.

I have been receiving numerous calls and mail from International Credit Recovery regarding an alleged debt of $300 for a magazine I never ordered, with a representative named Kathy being particularly annoying and persistent.

This collector represents a scam company, and it's essential not to give in to their payment demands; instead, file a complaint with the Better Business Bureau.

This company attempted to charge a monthly fee for an unsolicited newsletter, and when payment was refused, they continued to call and make threats, indicating a scam operation.

A person named Chris Bennett, from International Credit Recovery, made a dishonest claim about a company agreement, which turned out to be a scam.

A call from Ashley Beach claimed improper cancellation of a subscription due to a technicality involving a bar code scanner, referencing instructions supposedly sent via email.