120 in one month. all automated messages, all for my 3yr old son. called and requested they stop calling, but they continue. rude morons. a 3 yr old child REALLY..... they told me he is responsible for the bill from cleveland clinic for my 7 year old child..
my 7 year old had no medical procedure or anything to render a bill.... now how did they get our information... scam artists...
I received a statement from the Revenue group about an unpaid medical bill. I did not recognize the bill, but I called to pay it, it seemed legit and was for a smaller amount. I called them and spoke with a woman named Ivy Black. When I offered to pay the bill, she told me I had some more there (in which I never received any paper bill for). She consolidated the bills for me to pay monthly beginning with a payment that day that was much larger than the original bill. I am trying to get my credit right and pay my debts off, so I agreed. They took the initial payment, which was for almost $200 I believe, for what was originally a medical bill for 30 some dollars, in addition to my "other debt." They set up monthly payments for the remaining balance. I later thought about what happened and became suspicious. They got that initial payment from my credit card, but I backed out of any future payments and explained to her why. She did not understand why I felt like I was being taken advantage of and we went back and forth over the phone. The part that really angers me is that I still get that paper bill for the 30 some dollar medical bill! When they got well over that amount! The money she collected from me went to nothing! I feel lied to, scammed, and ripped off. I want my money back. I want that bill paid so it can no longer affect my credit. I have worked very hard at righting my wrongs and making my financial amends. I don't deserve this and neither do you. Do not pay this company.
Over the years, since about 2007, I have periodically been contacted by an agency claiming to represent the Ohio Attorney General, attempting to collect estimated sales taxes for a short time that I explored selling on eBay, and never actually sold anything. This was back in 2004. My most recent letter was today, even after I have made several attempte to clear the matter up.
The beginning, middle and end of the story is I looked into strting an eBay business online, and applied for a tax ID number. The business did not get off the ground, and shortly afterward the relationship I was in broke up, I had to suddenly move, and I took a job and forgot all about the business. I didn't realize I had to cancel the business license. The state calculated estimated sales taxes. An agency contacted me about this matter in 2007, I submitted the required paperwork (including cancelling the business license) and never heard another word-----until March 2015, when I was first contacted by The Revenue Group by mail, claiming I owed back sales taxes of $15,000. Mind you, I sold zero in 2004. I sent registered letters to the Ohio Attorney General's Office as well as The Revenue Group, explaining the situation and that I had thought it was cleared up as of 2007. I again heard nothing until December 30, 2015 when a representative named Miriam contacted me. She seemed delightful to work with, and she was going to clear this matter up for me. I again submitted tax forms for the years inquestions (all zeros), cancelled the business license, again, and had heard nothing since (interestingly enough, no word from the actual state taxing authority accepting or rejecting the forms, telling me I owe none, I owe some, I owe penalties, etc. Out of the blue today, I get a letter from Thomas Moos with Miriam's phone number on it, again demanding I pay $15, 606 in back sales taxes from a business I never ran. My bad in not taking care of the paperwork in 2004, but they are still trying to charge me estimated tax through 2009.
I know the Ohio Attorney General is trying to collect from anytone he thinks eve remotely might owe back sales taxes, but this is ridiculous. It's on my credit and I don't know that I can get it off of there. Has anytone had anything similar happen?
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120 in one month. all automated messages, all for my 3yr old son. called and requested they stop calling, but they continue. rude morons. a 3 yr old child REALLY..... they told me he is responsible for the bill from cleveland clinic for my 7 year old child..
my 7 year old had no medical procedure or anything to render a bill.... now how did they get our information... scam artists...
I received a statement from the Revenue group about an unpaid medical bill. I did not recognize the bill, but I called to pay it, it seemed legit and was for a smaller amount. I called them and spoke with a woman named Ivy Black. When I offered to pay the bill, she told me I had some more there (in which I never received any paper bill for). She consolidated the bills for me to pay monthly beginning with a payment that day that was much larger than the original bill. I am trying to get my credit right and pay my debts off, so I agreed. They took the initial payment, which was for almost $200 I believe, for what was originally a medical bill for 30 some dollars, in addition to my "other debt." They set up monthly payments for the remaining balance. I later thought about what happened and became suspicious. They got that initial payment from my credit card, but I backed out of any future payments and explained to her why. She did not understand why I felt like I was being taken advantage of and we went back and forth over the phone. The part that really angers me is that I still get that paper bill for the 30 some dollar medical bill! When they got well over that amount! The money she collected from me went to nothing! I feel lied to, scammed, and ripped off. I want my money back. I want that bill paid so it can no longer affect my credit. I have worked very hard at righting my wrongs and making my financial amends. I don't deserve this and neither do you. Do not pay this company.
Over the years, since about 2007, I have periodically been contacted by an agency claiming to represent the Ohio Attorney General, attempting to collect estimated sales taxes for a short time that I explored selling on eBay, and never actually sold anything. This was back in 2004. My most recent letter was today, even after I have made several attempte to clear the matter up.
The beginning, middle and end of the story is I looked into strting an eBay business online, and applied for a tax ID number. The business did not get off the ground, and shortly afterward the relationship I was in broke up, I had to suddenly move, and I took a job and forgot all about the business. I didn't realize I had to cancel the business license. The state calculated estimated sales taxes. An agency contacted me about this matter in 2007, I submitted the required paperwork (including cancelling the business license) and never heard another word-----until March 2015, when I was first contacted by The Revenue Group by mail, claiming I owed back sales taxes of $15,000. Mind you, I sold zero in 2004. I sent registered letters to the Ohio Attorney General's Office as well as The Revenue Group, explaining the situation and that I had thought it was cleared up as of 2007. I again heard nothing until December 30, 2015 when a representative named Miriam contacted me. She seemed delightful to work with, and she was going to clear this matter up for me. I again submitted tax forms for the years inquestions (all zeros), cancelled the business license, again, and had heard nothing since (interestingly enough, no word from the actual state taxing authority accepting or rejecting the forms, telling me I owe none, I owe some, I owe penalties, etc. Out of the blue today, I get a letter from Thomas Moos with Miriam's phone number on it, again demanding I pay $15, 606 in back sales taxes from a business I never ran. My bad in not taking care of the paperwork in 2004, but they are still trying to charge me estimated tax through 2009.
I know the Ohio Attorney General is trying to collect from anytone he thinks eve remotely might owe back sales taxes, but this is ridiculous. It's on my credit and I don't know that I can get it off of there. Has anytone had anything similar happen?