International Credit Recovery Scam: What to Watch For!

This company is stil operational and stil a scam, dont be decieved by their tactics

I recived a voice message from a lady named Cathy Rheema, who seemed very personable and bubbly. She claimed to be calling from ICR in New York and had an invoice that needed to be paid to remove it from their records. However, something seemed fishy, so I Googled the number and found these posts. I decidied to delete the voice message and not return her call.

A collection agency reportedly called to collect a debt for unsolicited web-based publications

This is a clear case of scamming, as the caller claimed our business had ordered a publication and was now being charged for it, despite our inability to find any record of the purchase

A debt collector falsely claimed that I had ordered products from PBP, and threatened to attempt to collect from our headquarters, which appears to be a scam

During a conversation with a woman claiming to be Katie, her rude demeanor became apparent. After requesting that she fax over a copy of the alleged bill for verification, she became aggressive and made a derogatory comment about the role of the person she was speaking to. It's worth noting that the person who answers the phone is not necessarily just a receptionist and holds a certain level of authority. Furthermore, attempting to belittle or harass this individual will not grant access to other members of the company.

Cynthia Thompson contact my office and threaten to put a charge on my credit, she claim i order a publication but i didnt

Accusations were made by a person named Katie regarding an unordered subscription, which has been disputed and will be reported to the relevant authorities

It is evident that these individuals continue their malicious activities

Previous reports have detailed similar experiences with this number, allegedly representing the International Credit Recovery Agency, which I have reported to the Better Business Bureau and considered reporting to the FBI and econsumer.gov.

A blatant scam, they deceive you into accepting 'free' publications, only to relentlessly pursue you for payment once the trial period ends, demonstrating a lack of integrity.

Whilst working in hotels in the Gulf Shores area, i recieved a cold call from Progressive Business Publications back in 2011, they were trying to sell me safety informations services, i asked them to send me an email with more details and i never ended up needing their servicces

It's crucial to recognize that these individuals are scam artists who aim to deceive by offering a free service, only to later demand exorbitant fees, making it essential to be cautious and not fall prey to such tactics.

My company has received multiple calls from this number, which I immediately recognized as a scam; it's disturbing that such operations can continue to target vulnerable individuals, including the elderly.

I recieved several messages from Ms. Cynthia Thomas, Branch Manager of International Credit Recovery asking for payment of an invoice for a course that was never ordered, the caller have called several times and insisted that someone in our company had ordered from them.

Apparently, this is a scam by International Credit Recovery/Progressive Business Publications (cf. 607-748-4686), a couple of weeks ago we recieved a call from Laurie (Lori) concering a fraudulent invoice from Progressive Business Publications for $240, she recited the birthdates of a couple of employees who had purportedly ordered publications, today I recieved a call from Amanda Spread who claimed to be the other person's manager, she had a very bouncy voice.