Law offices of Marc D. Wasserman

These guys call you and use profanity to intimidate you into paying them money. A lady named Kim was super unprofessional and unethical and does not provide any details to support what she says.

The Law Offices of Marc Wasserman, particularly through their representative Kim Williams, seems to support AAA Credit Service Collection Agency and A&A Towing in an unethical debt collection process. Instead of professionally handling requests for information, Kim Williams questioned my right to represent my sister (even though consumers can choose any authorized representative, not necessarily an attorney). This tactic appeared intended to intimidate and deter us from gathering necessary information. If you’re dealing with the Law Offices of Marc Wasserman regarding a debt: • Know your rights: Under both the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) and California’s Rosenthal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, consumers have the right to designate their own representative, whether or not that person is an attorney. • Demand clear, written documentation for any claimed debt or charges. • Report any issues with this office to the California State Bar if they use misleading or deceptive practices. This law office seems more interested in enforcing dubious charges than following fair legal processes. They do not provide clear, written responses and instead rely on vague phone messages and intimidation. General Advice to Consumers If you encounter any of these businesses – A&A Towing, AAA Credit Service Collection Agency, or the Law Offices of Marc Wasserman – take these steps: 1. Immediately demand written documentation of the debt, including itemized charges, the sale price of any vehicle, and proof of all notifications. 2. File complaints if they fail to comply or use aggressive or deceptive tactics. Suggested agencies for complaints: • Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB): Handles complaints related to debt collection practices. • Federal Trade Commission (FTC): For any misleading practices. • California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV): For issues with towing and lien sales. • California Attorney General’s Office: For consumer protection violations. • California Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR): For complaints specific to towing companies. These entities seem to rely on consumer ignorance and intimidation, so protect yourself by being informed and persistent in requesting documentation and understanding your rights.

These people are scammers beware, "representing" these corrupted collection companies who buy liens off of towing companies and try to collect payment from whoever shows is the registered owner of the vehicle at the time, they don't even do research or get their facts straight, just try to take advantage of people that will let them. That's why they don't even put their real contact information on their fake letters. Stop pretending you are a legit lawyer you lowlifes.

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