NCO Financial- Delete NCO Financial Systems from your Credit Report

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NCO Financial Systems Address

NCO Financial Systems, Inc.
507 Prudential Road
Horsham, PA 19044
1.800.220.2274
ncogroup.com
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About NCO Financial Systems, Inc. 

NCO Financial Systems is an aggressive third-party collection agency seeking to recoup uncollected funds on behalf of a third-party. Basically, NCO Financial Systems, also known as Nco, Nco Fin, Nco Fin/Na, is hired by companies looking to collect on previously unpaid debts. Oftentimes, a delinquent debt is sold to NCO Financial Systems who then may collect the debt by way of harassing phone calls, threatening letters, and legal proceedings.

NCO Financial Systems has had numerous Class Action Lawsuits filed against them. In 2004, NCO was fined $1.5 million to settle "Federal Trade Commission charges that it violated the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) by reporting inaccurate information about consumer accounts to credit bureaus." (FTC NCO Case File 992-3012)

In 2006, NCO paid $300,000 in settlement to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania after an investigation of over 800 complaints to the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Bureau of Consumer Protection. (PA Attorney General Press Release)

NCO Financial Systems utilizes these aggressive tactics which may leave you feeling hopeless and looking for a way out.

If you need to file a complaint regarding NCO Financial Systems, you may do so online with the

PA Attorney General's Bureau of Consumer Protection and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Bureau of Consumer Protection. You may also contact your particular state's Attorney General.

How to remove NCO Financial Systems from your Credit Report 

Fortunately there is a way out. The Fair Credit Reporting Act and the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act was created to help consumers against Collection agencies like NCO Financial Systems and the Credit Bureaus from credit reporting inaccuracies and debt collection abuse.

With the law on your side there are 2 solutions for you to remove NCO Financial Systems collections from your credit report, which in turn improves your credit score.

2 options to Remove NCO Financial Systems 

  1. DIY - If you have a few stamps you can get negative inaccurate items removed from your credit report posted by NCO Financial Systems for Free. A great Free tool to help you is located at Boostscores.com.This tool is Free and automated and can be accessed anywhere with a internet connection.

    You enter your information in a form and it automatically creates and prints a letter for you to send to NCO Financial Systems to have them remove negative items or stop harrassing calls.They also have 1 for the Credit Bureas to have them remove the negative items from your credit report. Now note this is the same method that all major credit repair companies use to have negative items deleted.

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  2. Profesional - Hire a professional credit repair company to help you delete items from NCO Financial Systems. When choosing a company please first check their BBB profile. 1 reputable company i recommend is lexington Law. They have experience with most of the collection agencies out there including NCO Financial Systems.

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    Mickcc2001 Mickcc2001 Jan 13, 2010 @ 6:54 pm
    Is there a class action lawsuit against this VILE organization? I have told them over and over NOT to call me at work, but they still do. I'm out for blood, the green kind, that's the only language these schmeezoids speak!
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    pgbmaloney pgbmaloney Jun 6, 2009 @ 4:36 pm
    I had a disputed charge on an AT and T cellphone. NCO and AT and T resolved the dispute and AFTER this and AFTER the agreement that there would be nothing adverse put on my credit, NCO put not one but two adverse credit entries on my credit report. I have the documentation that the matter was fully resolved and I want these entries deleted. I am also filing reports with the Pa. State Attorney General's office and the FTC, as well as seeking private counsel for the purposes of bringing an action against NCO.
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