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Hitchman v. First National Collection Bureau, Inc.
Filed: September 19, 2011 as 0:2011cv62060
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Eleventh Circuit > Florida > Southern District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Other Statutory Actions

Sclafani v. First National Collection Bureau, Inc.
Filed: September 14, 2011 as 0:2011cv62018
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Eleventh Circuit > Florida > Southern District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Other Statutory Actions

Savage v. First National Collection Bureau, Inc. et al
Filed: September 12, 2011 as 1:2011cv06357
Plaintiff: Linda Savage
Defendants: First National Collection Bureau, Inc. and Jefferson Capital Systems, LLC
Presiding Judge: Samuel Der-Yeghiayan
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Seventh Circuit > Illinois > Northern District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Other Statutory Actions

Castro v. First National Collection Bureau Inc. Has Decisions
Filed: September 1, 2011 as 1:2011cv02298
Plaintiff: Linda Castro
Defendant: First National Collection Bureau Inc.
Presiding Judge: Robert E. Blackburn
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Tenth Circuit > Colorado > District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Consumer Credit

Thompson v. First National Collection Bureau, Inc.
Filed: September 1, 2011 as 1:2011cv06137
Plaintiff: Donald Thompson
Defendant: First National Collection Bureau, Inc.
Presiding Judge: Laura Taylor Swain
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Second Circuit > New York > Southern District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Consumer Credit

BOUTTE v. FIRST NATIONAL COLLECTION BUREAU, INC.
Filed: August 30, 2011 as 4:2011cv03219
Plaintiff: PERRY BOUTTE
Defendant: FIRST NATIONAL COLLECTION BUREAU, INC.
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Fifth Circuit > Texas > Southern District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Consumer Credit

Genaro v. First National Collection Bureau, Inc.
Filed: August 26, 2011 as 1:2011cv01806
Plaintiff: Michael Genaro
Defendant: First National Collection Bureau, Inc.
Presiding Judge: Lesley Wells
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Sixth Circuit > Ohio > Northern District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Consumer Credit

Payne v. First National Collection Bureau, Inc.
Filed: August 17, 2011 as 2:2011cv00217
Plaintiff: Cheryl Payne
Defendant: First National Collection Bureau, Inc.
Presiding Judge: William C. O'Kelley
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Eleventh Circuit > Georgia > Northern District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Other Statutory Actions

Redfern v. First National Collection Bureau, Inc.
Filed: August 8, 2011 as 3:2011cv01763
Plaintiff: Brian Redfern
Defendant: First National Collection Bureau, Inc.
Presiding Judge: John A. Houston
Referring Judge: William V. Gallo
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Ninth Circuit > California > Southern District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Other Statutory Actions

Deitch v. First National Collection Bureau, Inc.
Filed: July 25, 2011 as 1:2011cv02430
Plaintiff: Jonathan Deitch
Defendant: First National Collection Bureau, Inc.
Referring Judge: Gerrilyn G. Brill
Court: Eleventh Circuit > Georgia > Northern District Court
Type: Other Statutes >

Dybvig v. First National Collection Bureau, Inc.
Filed: May 27, 2011 as 0:2011cv01375
Plaintiff: Barbara Dybvig
Defendant: First National Collection Bureau, Inc.
Presiding Judge: John R. Tunheim
Referring Judge: Arthur J. Boylan
Court: Eighth Circuit > Minnesota > District Court
Type: Other Statutes >

Anderson v. First National Collection Bureau, Inc.
Filed: May 12, 2011 as 1:2011cv02321
Plaintiff: Lynn Anderson
Defendant: First National Collection Bureau, Inc.
Presiding Judge: Nicholas G. Garaufis
Referring Judge: Joan M. Azrack
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Second Circuit > New York > Eastern District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Consumer Credit

Lynch v. First National Collection Bureau, Inc. et al Has Decisions
Filed: April 13, 2011 as 0:2011cv60798
Plaintiff: Joseph Lynch
Defendants: First National Collection Bureau, Inc.  and Jefferson Capital Systems, LLC
Presiding Judge: James I. Cohn
Referring Judge: Barry S. Seltzer
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Eleventh Circuit > Florida > Southern District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Other Statutory Actions

Guyton v. First National Collection Bureau, Inc., et al
Filed: April 5, 2011 as 1:2011cv00886
Plaintiff: Dwight Guyton
Defendants: Does 1-10, inclusive and First National Collection Bureau, Inc.
Presiding Judge: Ellen L. Hollander
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Fourth Circuit > Maryland > District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Consumer Credit

BROWN v. PALISADES COLLECTION, LLC et al Has Decisions
Filed: March 31, 2011 as 1:2011cv00445
Plaintiff: JAMES BROWN
Defendants: FIRST NATIONAL COLLECTION BUREAU, INC. and PALISADES COLLECTION, LLC
Presiding Judge: Jane Magnus-Stinson
Referring Judge: Tim A. Baker
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Seventh Circuit > Indiana > Southern District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Other Statutory Actions

Padgett v. First National Collection Bureau, Inc. et al
Filed: March 25, 2011 as 4:2011cv01099
Plaintiff: Jack Padgett
Defendants: Asset Acceptance and First National Collection Bureau, Inc.
Presiding Judge: David Hittner
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Fifth Circuit > Texas > Southern District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Consumer Credit

Renke v. Jefferson Capital Systems, LLC et al
Filed: March 25, 2011 as 1:2011cv02074
Plaintiff: Cheryl Renke
Defendants: First National Collection Bureau, Inc. and Jefferson Capital Systems, LLC
Presiding Judge: Rebecca R. Pallmeyer
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Seventh Circuit > Illinois > Northern District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Other Statutory Actions

Llamas v. First National Collection Bureau, Inc.
Filed: March 1, 2011 as 4:2011cv00383
Plaintiff: John Llamas
Defendant: First National Collection Bureau, Inc.
Presiding Judge: Frederick R. Buckles
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Eighth Circuit > Missouri > Eastern District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Consumer Credit

Gassel v. First National Collection Bureau Inc. Has Decisions
Filed: February 18, 2011 as 1:2011cv00417
Plaintiff: Michael Gassel
Defendant: First National Collection Bureau Inc.
Presiding Judge: Lewis T. Babcock
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Tenth Circuit > Colorado > District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Consumer Credit

Esposito v. First National Collection Bureau Inc
Filed: February 14, 2011 as 2:2011cv00246
Plaintiff: Thomas Esposito
Defendant: First National Collection Bureau Inc
Presiding Judge: Kent J. Dawson
Referring Judge: Robert J. Johnston
Cause Of Action: Fair Debt Collection Act
Court: Ninth Circuit > Nevada > District Court
Type: Other Statutes > Consumer Credit

I get calls from them at least four times a day. The voice mails are cut off or there is just a click. Since I can't block numbers on my phone,I saved the number as Z1 and set that number up with no ringer. I am not bothered, but still have a record of the calls.

I keep receiving calls from this number, however they refuse to provide me with any info. as to why they keep harrasing me.

Got a call, but no one talked -- just silence for several seconds & then disconnect.

I so Agree... If they are allowed to add just any old thing to our credit reports then we should be allowed to take any old thing off the credit reports. Some collectors have tried to collect debts that they know well that the bill is more than 10 years old. If the numbers dont com up on my phone with a name I dont answer them. This means they are either trying to sell me something or harass me for something that was so long ago they dont have the right to collect it in the state that I live in.

Thank GOD for the Call Block fairy..  They are now getting a busy signal and every time they
change the number.. I add them to the list..If you ain't got it GET IT....

push *67 and their number.  Tell them you've been receiving calls from this number and you would like them to stop.  They ask for your phone # you are receiving the calls from and then they asked me if this was "so and so".  I said no, I just got this number yesterday so he nicely told me my number would be removed.

They call, and I turn on the phone and turn it right back off again. CLICK. I suggest that everyone do this when you receive "unavailable" calls.

No message left on my machine so I just delete the number and wait for the calls to start the next day and do it all over again.

Tired of these calls have no idea what they are talking about, have no account with them..If continues changing my number, Its a shame u have to do all of that to stop  annoying calls.

They buy up old debts, well beyond the statute of limitations, and will trick you (if you let them) into renewing the debt for a few more years.

Here's how

When you answer a call from them, they now have a phone record to show to a judge. Of course they lie, and say they got you to agree to pay this debt. The judge has no other choice but to grant them a judgement, and start the (new) limitation all over again.. "Never answer them, call them back, and if you're foolish enough to try and stop them..you're cooked..
If you don't have call blocking on your phone service, get one that does..
There are dozens of cheap way to block these scumbags.. do it..

Continue to receive erroneous calls from this company. They are not looking for me, but won't stop calling me.

Hey what's up "First National Collection Bureau" I got money in my pocket and playing craps all night in VEGAS HAHAHAHAA!! And you aint getting a dime!! KISS MY A$$!!

I enjoy playing with these bottom feeders. Using an ‘Auto-Dialer’, I employ their tactics to harass them. The results are gratifying. I am retired and reversing their game is extremely enjoyable :D

Just got a call from this number.  Went ahead and answered but hung up after 2 rings.  Odd.  I decided to call back b/c I don't have any delinquent accounts.  Turns out it was for someone else.  Very nicely they would take me off the list.

this person called me once, i was very concerned, i believe its a dept collecter

That's not how a default judgment gets entered by any court of law. Sorry. They will first file a complaint against you and that complaint is served upon you by a process server with what is called a summons. If you fail to pay, make arrangements to pay or fail to answer the complaint....THEN, yes, a judgment can be entered by default. NOT from an answered phone call. SUCH misinformation!!!