In 2003, I had a business that a credit card processing company - wanted me to sign a guarantee. I did not want to sign it because I did not know if I were going to be in business a long period of time. After speaking to the representative - they agreed that my signature was not being pushed as a guarantee - but just to have processing granted. They also offered online website - which was not working and was constantly having problems with the website. After in business for three months, I told them that the website was never being worked out and the business was going to have to close because of problems with the lease and property owners. The company was very understanding to close the account and they said nothing about the closure. Years later, I started to get harassing letters about settling on the lease that was no longer existant - since I had amicably departed from the lease with the Companies owners approval.
We are now 2017, and Pushpin Holding LLC are upto their no good tricks with wanting me to settle with them on a payment of $499.11 - to close account.
I find it very appauling and very disturbing to allow a company like Pushpin Holdings, LLC - any latitude about this situation - that was resolved with the owners of the credit processing company over 13 years ago.
The statutes of limitation on any business liens or leases - are considered active in the 2 years after its closing of the business. However, in noncriminal - debts that were closed by the owners in 2003 - can not be sold off and reopened by debt collectors 13 years later.
If this company can prove that they have a contract signed by me that does not show the clause I added on the contract - with special provision made by owners. Then the company Pushpin Holdings LLC. has no contract and are hoping to have me pay any amount to settle their needs. There is no way Texas - which is over 150 miles aways from New York, NY - and way beyond any jurisdiction for any settlement or even judicial court action. If they do not stop with this phony treats - they would never see any funds supporting something that has long ago been settled by the owners and me. I also ask that Ripoff will force this company to stop their harrassment or be subject to a complaint with the BBB and more complaints with the FBI.
I have not made any payments to this company : Pushpin Holdings LLC. - but someone needs to keep records on their constant false reporting on any issues that do not exist since 2003. This company is trying to collect on any fees that are no longer existant - since the account was already settled and they want to make it difficult for me to maintain a clear record. All of their practices are being use to blackmail me on something already settled with owners and want me to pay money to clear with them.
I rented a credit card machine for a few months , from a co-partner, then returned it. I believe this took place about 9 years ago Some time , last year, i recived a call from a man ftom Pushpin Holdings who claimedvi owed 6 months of rental payments for the returned machine. He stated that i had signed a 5 year contract and they had been taking $100/month out of my old bank account, for 4.5 years unbenownst to me. Id be upset over the years of theft, except that account has been closed a very long time. I asked them for a copy of my signature to this supposed contract( which they provided.)
Theres no way on earth i signed that contract! I know what i signed because i read it. Iunfortunately i do not have the contract that released me from the month to month once i returned the machine. Ive been doing some research on this collection company and its evident that they make their living off untrue claims on old hard to prove contracts for this credit card business. Id appreciate any help as im in the process of buying a new house and the lien on my credit report is driving up my interest rates too high. Thank you
Actual dates long forgotten, but about October, 2000 a salesman used information from a refused order for a credit card machine to order one from a different company which ended up as being TYCO in Chicago. Meanwhile, my wife had already bought a credit card machine rfom another company — paid cash outright. When the TYCO machine arrived – I believe at the salesman's adddress, and the salesman came to install, my wife was not in the office and I did not know of her then already purchasecd machine.
The salesman pretended it was the original refused orfer he was delivering. That same afternoon, my wife brought in her purchased machine and I ordered the ininstall of the fraudulently delivered unit, but the salesman refused. Wife and I filed a police report showing the refused contract and the fraudulent signature on the unit delivered and I received instructions on returning the unit to TYCO, which I followed and received a receipt from the TYCO Receiving Department in Chicago.
Case closed? We thought!
Some months later another collection agency tried to extort the total lease for the full term of the fraudulently signed contract, something like $2,900.00 or $2,700.00 and I contested and threatended to sue for harrassment and that collection agency dropped out. A year or two later, a similar rip-off attempt threatening to take my wife to court. Again, I presented the evidence, which I still had at that time and threatened to sue for Harassment and they also dropped the case. About 2008, I think, my wife got a letter from Pushpin Holdings wanting, as I recall, over $6,000.00 to settle for the same thing.
I again threatened harassment suit to which they never replied, but about every year thereafter we get another threat from Pushpin holdings. I filed a complaint with both the U. S. Post Office Fraud Insection Unit enclosing the entire letter and envelope from Pushpin and with the New York State Attorney General. Neither replied but for about 2 or 3 years no more notices from Pushpin, but last year We got one and just ignored it. Today I got another and left it in the Post Offfice with the handwritten note to Forward to the Postal Frausd Inspection Unit that this was an old and settled case. That would be at least the 3rd notice the Post Office Fraud inspector will have received from me. As I see it this is clearly mail fraud!
They are claiming that I still owe for a lease of a credit card machine from over 10 years ago. I learned about them when I was alerted by my bank's credit monitoring service that they did a credit inquiry on me. My bank called them with me on a conference call. They said that they were trying to locate me. They had my current address. I told them to send me documents about their claims. A month later, I receive a draft for a lawsuit and a copy of the lease agreement. The odd thing is that this debt they say that ain't owe is not on my credit. I have tried to call them myself and all I get is a voicemail saying that they are closed, but I'm calling them during their office ours before 6pm EST.
Pushpin Holdings LLC Reviews
Don't Pay Them A Penney.
Push Pin Holdings has no claim to an outdated lease. Don't Send them any money.
In 2003, I had a business that a credit card processing company - wanted me to sign a guarantee. I did not want to sign it because I did not know if I were going to be in business a long period of time. After speaking to the representative - they agreed that my signature was not being pushed as a guarantee - but just to have processing granted. They also offered online website - which was not working and was constantly having problems with the website. After in business for three months, I told them that the website was never being worked out and the business was going to have to close because of problems with the lease and property owners. The company was very understanding to close the account and they said nothing about the closure. Years later, I started to get harassing letters about settling on the lease that was no longer existant - since I had amicably departed from the lease with the Companies owners approval.
We are now 2017, and Pushpin Holding LLC are upto their no good tricks with wanting me to settle with them on a payment of $499.11 - to close account.
I find it very appauling and very disturbing to allow a company like Pushpin Holdings, LLC - any latitude about this situation - that was resolved with the owners of the credit processing company over 13 years ago.
The statutes of limitation on any business liens or leases - are considered active in the 2 years after its closing of the business. However, in noncriminal - debts that were closed by the owners in 2003 - can not be sold off and reopened by debt collectors 13 years later.
If this company can prove that they have a contract signed by me that does not show the clause I added on the contract - with special provision made by owners. Then the company Pushpin Holdings LLC. has no contract and are hoping to have me pay any amount to settle their needs. There is no way Texas - which is over 150 miles aways from New York, NY - and way beyond any jurisdiction for any settlement or even judicial court action. If they do not stop with this phony treats - they would never see any funds supporting something that has long ago been settled by the owners and me. I also ask that Ripoff will force this company to stop their harrassment or be subject to a complaint with the BBB and more complaints with the FBI.
I have not made any payments to this company : Pushpin Holdings LLC. - but someone needs to keep records on their constant false reporting on any issues that do not exist since 2003. This company is trying to collect on any fees that are no longer existant - since the account was already settled and they want to make it difficult for me to maintain a clear record. All of their practices are being use to blackmail me on something already settled with owners and want me to pay money to clear with them.
I rented a credit card machine for a few months , from a co-partner, then returned it. I believe this took place about 9 years ago Some time , last year, i recived a call from a man ftom Pushpin Holdings who claimedvi owed 6 months of rental payments for the returned machine. He stated that i had signed a 5 year contract and they had been taking $100/month out of my old bank account, for 4.5 years unbenownst to me. Id be upset over the years of theft, except that account has been closed a very long time. I asked them for a copy of my signature to this supposed contract( which they provided.)
Theres no way on earth i signed that contract! I know what i signed because i read it. Iunfortunately i do not have the contract that released me from the month to month once i returned the machine. Ive been doing some research on this collection company and its evident that they make their living off untrue claims on old hard to prove contracts for this credit card business. Id appreciate any help as im in the process of buying a new house and the lien on my credit report is driving up my interest rates too high. Thank you
Actual dates long forgotten, but about October, 2000 a salesman used information from a refused order for a credit card machine to order one from a different company which ended up as being TYCO in Chicago. Meanwhile, my wife had already bought a credit card machine rfom another company — paid cash outright. When the TYCO machine arrived – I believe at the salesman's adddress, and the salesman came to install, my wife was not in the office and I did not know of her then already purchasecd machine.
The salesman pretended it was the original refused orfer he was delivering. That same afternoon, my wife brought in her purchased machine and I ordered the ininstall of the fraudulently delivered unit, but the salesman refused. Wife and I filed a police report showing the refused contract and the fraudulent signature on the unit delivered and I received instructions on returning the unit to TYCO, which I followed and received a receipt from the TYCO Receiving Department in Chicago.
Case closed? We thought!
Some months later another collection agency tried to extort the total lease for the full term of the fraudulently signed contract, something like $2,900.00 or $2,700.00 and I contested and threatended to sue for harrassment and that collection agency dropped out. A year or two later, a similar rip-off attempt threatening to take my wife to court. Again, I presented the evidence, which I still had at that time and threatened to sue for Harassment and they also dropped the case. About 2008, I think, my wife got a letter from Pushpin Holdings wanting, as I recall, over $6,000.00 to settle for the same thing.
I again threatened harassment suit to which they never replied, but about every year thereafter we get another threat from Pushpin holdings. I filed a complaint with both the U. S. Post Office Fraud Insection Unit enclosing the entire letter and envelope from Pushpin and with the New York State Attorney General. Neither replied but for about 2 or 3 years no more notices from Pushpin, but last year We got one and just ignored it. Today I got another and left it in the Post Offfice with the handwritten note to Forward to the Postal Frausd Inspection Unit that this was an old and settled case. That would be at least the 3rd notice the Post Office Fraud inspector will have received from me. As I see it this is clearly mail fraud!
They are claiming that I still owe for a lease of a credit card machine from over 10 years ago. I learned about them when I was alerted by my bank's credit monitoring service that they did a credit inquiry on me. My bank called them with me on a conference call. They said that they were trying to locate me. They had my current address. I told them to send me documents about their claims. A month later, I receive a draft for a lawsuit and a copy of the lease agreement. The odd thing is that this debt they say that ain't owe is not on my credit. I have tried to call them myself and all I get is a voicemail saying that they are closed, but I'm calling them during their office ours before 6pm EST.