International Credit Recovery scams: What to watch for!

I received a call from International Credit Recovery regarding an alleged debt, but the details provided were inconsistent and suspicious, suggesting a scam.

A similar experience was had with 'Amanda' from International Credit Recovery regarding an unpaid HR newsletter from Progressive Business Solutions. After requesting faxed information, none was received, leading to a report being filed with the FTC.

After canceling a supposed subscription, the company continued to call, claiming no record of the cancellation, and attempting to verify the account using a birthdate, which raised concerns about their legitimacy

I recived a voicemail from "Lisa" at International Credit, saying I owe them money, but I dont think I'll be calling her back

We also recieve a phone call from this number, which they try to say my boss order these publications, this time the lady call herself Bobby, when i call back to ask for an address to send a letter from our attorney, she got very irritated

Having received a call from 607-748-4686 with identical claims that I owed $295 for an unauthorized publication, I discovered that they possessed my personal and professional information; however, upon contacting The Selling Advantage, they insisted that I must have provided the information, which I can confidently say is not true.

Over the past several monthes, our company has recived bogus invoices from Progressive, adressed to various employees, including IT, Management, Accounting, and HR, which none of my department heads aproved, so I've been discarding them; today, I recieved a call from a Lisa at International Credits, claiming they were a credit reporting agency investigating a past due invoice, thanks for confirming this is a scam

Cynthia Thomas has been making claims about an owed subscription, which, after investigation, appears to be part of a scam by Progressive Business Solutions Publications.

I received a call from Kelly at this number, who claimed that we owed Progressive Business for unordered publications. When I questioned her, she became uncooperative, citing her role as a third-party caller. This experience has led me to believe that the company is engaging in scamming activities, and I would advise others to exercise caution when dealing with them.

A representative from International Credit Recovery Inc. contacted me regarding an alleged overdue account, but I discovered that the vendor, Progressive Business Solutions, was not legitimate.

I was outraged when these individuals called me, claiming I had agreed to a subscription I never signed up for

I had a similar experience with a caller named Lyndsey, who was rude and uncooperative, and I plan to report the incident to the relevant authorities in New York to prevent others from having the same experience

A similar experience was had with an Amanda regarding a newsletter that was trialed and cancelled in writing, but subsequent newsletters and invoices for $299 were received from Progressive Business, which appears to be bogus.

A caller claiming to be Lindsey Bezek informed us of a supposed subscription in collections, but upon requesting an invoice, we discovered this to be a scam and plan to involve our legal advisor

A call was received from an individual named Bobie, claiming an overdue invoice, but no further action will be taken.

This company claims i owe them $299 for somthing i didnt subscribe to, told me it will go to colletions if not paid

The continued attempts by scammers to deceive people are evident in this call, received from the number 607-748-6016, which was displayed on the caller ID, and the subsequent request for the caller's name and number to return the call yielded inconsistent information.

A representative from a credit company, claiming to be Lisa, requested payment for a purchase made by a former employee, but refused to provide a copy of the invoice due to alleged legal restrictions, and a response is still pending.

A call was received from an individual claiming to be Kelly Hershoff, stating that the recipient had been turned over for collection, despite having no record of the alleged debt

A caller attempted to collect a debt but was rude and unable to verify the debt's legitimacy when I asked for more information.

On 4/18/2013, Amanda Sprig from 607 748 4686 left a voicemail on my direct line.

This is an outrageous scam, demonstrating the shameful lengths people will go to for financial gain.