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Brian Miller and Asscociates called and me starting in July 2016. Jasmine stated I owed 212.69 to Winn Dixie for a check that I wrote that bounced. I asked for a letter of debt and I was told I could go to the web site to see the check and to get a copy of the letter of debt. I went to the web site and there was nothing but a page asking for payment. I keep all of my old checkbooks and verified that I in fact did not write any bad checks to WInn Dixie in 2012. They in fact will not provide a letter of debt when you ask. They ask for payment. They stopped calling August of 2016. I then received a call from a lady 205 419-2952 about the same check but this time she texted me a copy of a check I wrote in 2002 for 42.69 to Winn Dixie. That particular check cleared my bank and was paid. I know this for a fact because I don't write bad checks and I have shopped at Winn Dixie for years and if you write one bad check you cant write any more. I don't know how these people get your checks or copies of your checks DO NOT GIVE THESE PEOPLE YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION TO YOUR BANK. ITS A SCAM. THEY ARE CALLING FROM A GOGGLE NUMBER
Got a call from Brian Miller and associates today about a returned check from a Winn Dixie from data check of america. I don't owe Winn Dixie for a 13.00 returned check from 14 years ago. Tried to tell me if I didn't settle and it went to court I'd have over 400.00 that I'd have to pay. Said they'd settle for 84.00. If they call you, Block them!
I received a call from Brian Miller and associates which are one in he same as Data Check of America which calls from 404-400-7756 from Georgia and Arizona reporting this again said I wrote a check 20 years ago to Me n Eds but I saw the check it was paid but how they got check don't know because I closed that account 15 years ago contacted my bank and me n Eds and they don know this company or man
I got a call from this number today. I t was an automated message from "the law office of Brian Miller" attempting to pilfer money on an ALLEGED "fraudulent check". The message then said to press "1" to speak to someone, but before I could do that, the phone disconnected from their end. These crooks have used many different phone numbers with multiple messages to try and cheat me and my wife. She was able to get through to them once and they "claimed"that a check she wrote 19 years ago was returned and they were trying to collect on it. My wife requested written proof, which was (of course) never sent. We subsequently found out that the statute of limitations in California is 4 years. The statute of limitations varies from state to state. See also: http://www.bankrate.com/finance/credit-cards/state-statutes-of-limitations-for-old-debts-1.aspx. This is another attempt by crooks to steal from unsuspecting victims. As mentioned by others here, its all part of this Data Check scam that these scumbags are perpetuating. I've checked the Data Check website in the past and they have a disclaimer warning about this scam.
I got a call from this number today. I t was an automated message from "the law office of Brian Miller" attempting to pilfer money on an ALLEGED "fraudulent check". The message then said to press "1" to speak to someone, but before I could do that, the phone disconnected from their end. These crooks have used many different phone numbers with multiple messages to try and cheat me and my wife. She was able to get through to them once and they "claimed"that a check she wrote 19 years ago was returned and they were trying to collect on it. My wife requested written proof, which was (of course) never sent. We subsequently found out that the statute of limitations in California is 4 years. The statute of limitations varies from state to state. See also: http://www.bankrate.com/finance/credit-cards/state-statutes-of-limitations-for-old-debts-1.aspx. This is another attempt by crooks to steal from unsuspecting victims. As mentioned by others here, its all part of this Data Check scam that these scumbags are perpetuating. I've checked the Data Check website in the past and they have a disclaimer warning about this scam.