ECMC Group, Inc. Student Loan Complaint

ECMC Group, Inc. Student loan department,

Non-federal student loan Dealing with my lender or servicer Trouble with how payments are handled California

A California attorney and/or debt collector by the name of - sent a letter to my place of work indicating that she would be suing them on behalf of ECMC. She sent this letter on -/-/-, and it was received on -/-/- ( letter attached ). She indicated that she was going to sue the employer for a " debt '' that has already been dealt with by more than one complaint filed with the CFPB. She received immediate communication back on -/-/-. In addition, ECMC had claimed that it had retained California attorney, - to defend it against FDCPA claims. - office was contacted, and they continued to claim that his law firm was handling the matter and that there should n't be another attorney. Without respect to the confusion that was caused, multiple email forwards were sent to - indicating that I do not have any debts owed with ECMC. She was told that she was not to contact my place of employment via certified mail, telephone, email and facsimile. She was immediately sent documents indicating that there was no Administrative Wage Garnishment in effect and that there was, therefore, no potential claim against my employer. Nevertheless, she


ECMC and its agents have contacted my workplace a minimum of an additional seven times and have contacted my former college to attempt to obtain records. Unfortunately for them, the records of the college - which have parts blacked out by either ECMC or the college - reveal that I was fraudulently classified as a law student ( I never applied to law school, and I, therefore, certainly did not attend law school ) and show that I made direct payments to them. This corresponds with my own receipts for payment, which I ordered a hard drive reader to be able to produce for their former attorney, -. ECMC - under threat of lawsuit - and with direct proof of fraud, will not stop. Not only that, this situation has become much worse because my work has been contacted more times now than before I filed with the CFPB, and I have had to research additional agencies to turn to to receive assistance. This is consuming unbelievable amounts of time, and there is no way to achieve a permanent solution. It is absolutely horrifying that you can have a debt collector create this much harm without anyone doing anything to stop them. They need to be put in jail, and this needs to be considered a crime punishable by jail time, because they have literally stolen my money and are attempting to do so again.