Tenet HealthCare Corporation Debt Collection Complaint

Tenet HealthCare Corporation Debt collection department,

Medical Disclosure verification of debt Not given enough info to verify debt Pennsylvania

I filed numerous disputes with Central Financial Control and advised them to provide me with contracts with authentic signature than begun this alleged debt. Central Financial Control Provided me information that is woefully deficient and fails to establish that this is a valid item. First, Central Financial Control have not, by any credible means, demonstrated that I owe this alleged debt to their organization. Central Financial Control have failed to provide any document bearing my signature that would establish that I have any indebtedness to their company. Second, Central Financial Control have merely supplied me with copies of alleged bills on the account in question ( OR contract ). These documents, which Central Financial Control could easily have fabricated, failed to prove that there is any legal or contractual obligation between myself, their agency or the creditor. Third, as Central Financial Control have failed to establish any relationship between me and the purported debt, I demand that Central Financial Control discontinue reporting this item to the credit bureaus and, in fact, that they delete the item. Additionally, note that if Central Financial Control continue to collect on


Fourth, I did not appreciate the insulting tone that my validation request was answered in. I have a right to request ANY and ALL proof that I owe this alleged to Central Financial Control AND to the original creditor. Their answers were condescending and I advised them that I would report there negative response to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the -. Central Financial Control hostility was completely uncalled for as I am acting within MY rights under the law. To summarize, I DO NOT have any contractual obligation to pay Central Financial Control at this point Central Financial Control have failed to provide ANY credible proof that the alleged debt can be validated. As noted above, a copy of an purported bill is simply not enough satisfactory proof that I, personally, incurred this alleged debt.