ABF Services, LLC (advance billing and financing) in New Jersey offers financing to my patients who receive weight loss services in my practice. He pays me a much lower amount directly and collects via contract from my patients for the amount financed plus interest. I heard about him through my marketing company as Mr. Cohnen with ABF Services, LLC offers financing to many doctors all over the country. He is suppose to automatically deposit the amount into my account like a credit card merchant would. Since this type of financing does not occur very often ( a very small amount of my practices income) I was not checking my account for the patients he contracted with and was collecting on. I then noticed that a few patients we signed up more recently were not paid into my account. My staff contacted him and told him what had happened and he denied knowing anything about it and said it may have been a problem in accounting (although he stated he paid me when we showed him the proof). He then paid on 3 of the patients. Then, it happened again on the next 2 patients or so then I really become suspect and did a year and a half audit to find he did not pay me on over $18,000 of financing. Both myself and staff contacted him and he will no longer respond to emails via his personal or business or either of his phone numbers.
I have been scammed. He is crossing state lines going under the radar. I realize that our arrangement was verbal and the deposits I did get are reflected in my bank deposits and the entire accounting of the matter was written to him in a demand letter.
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ABF Services, LLC (advance billing and financing) in New Jersey offers financing to my patients who receive weight loss services in my practice. He pays me a much lower amount directly and collects via contract from my patients for the amount financed plus interest. I heard about him through my marketing company as Mr. Cohnen with ABF Services, LLC offers financing to many doctors all over the country. He is suppose to automatically deposit the amount into my account like a credit card merchant would. Since this type of financing does not occur very often ( a very small amount of my practices income) I was not checking my account for the patients he contracted with and was collecting on. I then noticed that a few patients we signed up more recently were not paid into my account. My staff contacted him and told him what had happened and he denied knowing anything about it and said it may have been a problem in accounting (although he stated he paid me when we showed him the proof). He then paid on 3 of the patients. Then, it happened again on the next 2 patients or so then I really become suspect and did a year and a half audit to find he did not pay me on over $18,000 of financing. Both myself and staff contacted him and he will no longer respond to emails via his personal or business or either of his phone numbers.
I have been scammed. He is crossing state lines going under the radar. I realize that our arrangement was verbal and the deposits I did get are reflected in my bank deposits and the entire accounting of the matter was written to him in a demand letter.