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NRGGlobal Solutions are taking money out of my bank acc . I have no idea why you would be doing this as I do not even know who you are! I called the 1800 number and spoke to ''Melvin' and he cannot 'find' any account in my name (surprise surprise)!! My next call is to my bank and then my lawyer.................

i've been getting phone calls from them for over 6 months asking for all my personal info finally after 3 months i found out they were ringing about an outstanding debt with virgin for $385 funny thing is i have NEVER dealt with virgin. I then got onto virgin & questioned them they have no record of me at all of ever holding an account with them yet NRG Global solutions keep wanting me to send them the overdue amaount all seems very suspicious to me

First I started getting missed calls from an overseas phone number, +30 1 is all that showed up. I answered the first one but no one spoke and they hung up, the rest I missed. The next day the texts started, please call NRG blah blah blah, but when I rang I got a recorded message so I hung up and googled them.
I too had a vodaphone account and unlike most others I still owe them over a hundred dollars but I have made it clear that I will pay them in the same way they gave me service... at my convenience and in dribs and drabs. I have heard from them 3 times, or at least I assumed it was them, american accent and all but now I'm wondering! the weird thing is that I have recently opened accounts with virgin for myself my daughter and my mother... could this be related? Is there a list that becomes available to one of virgins subsidiary companies... Richard's all about the diversification and he's opened up his very own virgin money company... insurance, super, credit cards.. you get the drift. As for me and NRG? I'm going to do the same thing I do when that company who pretends to be Microsoft affiliated rings me... Tell them they are being recorded and that I will be forwarding a copy of their conversation to the appropriate authorities. If that doesn't work I'll use the old tried and true... Hang up and ignore them!
PS I sent back STOP to the texted number just on the off chance that I'm being charged for their texts because it wouldn't be the first time a company has made money texting me and charging me for it.

I suggest you people just pay your bills on time so this can be avoided right?  NRG from what I heard is a third party collections agency which vhoda and virgin pays to get what consumers owe. I got a call from them once because I forgot to cancel my services with virgin due to a faulty phone. Let us all remember that we all sign a contract or that we acted a garantor once... this is our responsibility... I understand they are just doing their jobs... so anyway I immediately paid using my master card got a letter and that was it... not even unusual usage on my credit card.... from now on im just going apply all my payables on direct debit... so i wont have to encounter this again... debt free... and not defaul listed :)

you should stop lying lol. that's a start. im in collections too in melbourne and i know all these. pay up and get yar credit cleaned.

I also got a few calls for my daughter, who hasnt lived here for over 3 years, they wanted her contact details, but they didnt even know if she was male or female, they wanted my info too, which i did not give. They gave me a ref. no, which I passed on to her. They would only tell me that it was a private business matter.

this company keeps on calling me as well, they introduced themselves and get my details without saying why they're calling! but when they said that they were calling  on behalf of vodafone i gave it out.. then i found out that I owe vodafone something!!! forgot all about it and this hit on my credit file without me knowing.. but made sense when they explained to me that i signed up a contract with vodafone that if i fail to make a payment then this will happen..(NEXT TIME I WILL REALLY READ EVERYTHING BEFORE IS SIGN SOMETHING) so paid them with my debit card and got everything updated! so when they call it means that you owe someone something....and wouldn't you consider it as urgent if your credit file is on line???  it's a lot nicer if you're debt and worry free and nobody keeps on calling you every time! :)

I got a call from them, I was hesitant at first. They kept on calling me about an "URGENT MATTER". Ignored them for a long time. searched for the company on the internet and just found out that the are debt collectors. :( so  called them, knowing that I owe completely nothing. gave a different birthday, and guess what? they know that i'm lying. clever. so i gave my real birthday. turns out that i owe something to vodafone and that my credit rating is at risk. I completely forgot that I still owe them. they were asking for the full payment, but I don't have any money. they even asked me to borrow! rude people. to cut the long story short, after asking for my financial situation, we ended up with an agreement of a fortnightly payment. they asked for my bank details so they can set it up for direct debit, didn't want to argue anymore. I was ready to take action if they take out more that what we agreed on, but no. they didn't. they took what they should. then after a couple of months, they called. gave me a discount, and since it was a pretty good deal, i went for it. paid via bpay. then that's is. never got a call from them. the big question is, why did is take that long? maybe because vodafone gave them the number which was disconnected.

just received an urgent call from them at 7;30 am..  very unimpressed.  they said its urgent regarding my Mother and wouldn't tell me anymore.  They wouldn't even say the industry they are in.  I was able to get the return phone number so called back to get organisation name.  At first I was trying to find out whether there had been an emergency at my Grandmother's aged care home.  I am furious and SICK of cold calls being out of control.  Telstra have alot to answer for as they contributed to creating this over time and it creates stress in our lives.

NRG have been calling me for nearly a year - regular as clockwork. At $15.00 per hour they pay people, they must be over $100 down the drain by now. Idiots.

exactly!!!!!! :)

before signing,,, read the contract carefully..... understand that there's a billing cycle, understand that if you cancel the service.... YOU WILL STILL NEED TO PAY THEM REMAINING MONTH LEFT... HELURRRRRR!!!!! dont wait for your credit rating to be affected...

for your information not all people owe money and my call was
for someone who had a similar surname I am with telstra and have
been for years never had virgin or vodafone accts but I still got these
calls. credit callers are ignorant and are after the money even when
you dont owe it or know anything about it

Same happen to me after my sister through paying the bill , they stay
Call me , cuz i sign for the contract . And the money already been payed by sister

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Attention all you geniuses reading this page. This outfit is a COLLECTION AGENCY!! Remember all those old bills you threw away and said; F--- them; I'm not going to pay this old bill. They will probably not even bother to try to find me. They really don't care about this old, small cellphone bill! Oh yes they do, and the phone companies behind those millions of old bills are entitled to their money for providing you the phone service in the first place. Everyone, do yourselves a favor; fess up and pay your bills off in full. Otherwise, these wolves will continue to louse up your credit ratings and it will cost more in interest at the bank when you need that emergency cash  one day, possibly to save your home from a foreclosure. Banks look at how you handle your small bills too.  Play ball with everyone fair and square and you won't face a financial life of being on the outside looking in.  Next time you drop by your local Bank, ask the friendly person at their desk how would you be evaluated if you wanted to borrow, say $50,000.00 to purchase that beautiful vacation home you fell in love with? You'll be glad you paid off all your creditors in full before they pull your credit reports to process your credit application. ( This advise is coming from a former Bank auditor who has seen it all.)







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