"Monty, I don't have anything against wayne at all, just EVERYTHING SHE TOLD ME ABOUT HIM, AND THE PEOPLE THAT I WORKED FOR WHEN I WAS IN COLLECTIONS, THEY ARE ALL THE SAME......so why not call them and see if they like it,
when i worked, we just collected money. most of us did not have some evil plan to piss people off, we just did our job, we all heard horror stories about what some people said or did, but to us they were just stories...
i am trying to get my friend to tell some of her stories, but she is to worried about getting in trouble. she has some juicy stuff about TCR...she thinks no one cares and this is a waste for me to come on here..."
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Dear Wally Wallow, (whatever the heck that is),
1. First of all, you sound like a woman, not a man, though naturally, you are free to adopt any userid you want.
2. George Krieser and Wayne Macleod are 2 people that Natale and her friends wouldn't take very kindly to, especially in view of the litigation between them. Earlier on, Natale's home address and phone number were posted on this site by Macleod and now someone claiming to be a friend of an ex-TCR lady, posts Macleod's home phone number and link to his house address. After that, we have TCR owner, George Krieser's direct office number pasted with the suggestion to "give it back to him and see how he likes it." Not a bad idea, but it sure looks like a tit for tat.
3, It seems highly improbable that someone who used to be in collections (herself?) would go to the trouble of pasting a fellow collector's number on the site unless they had (if you'll forgive the expression) a hard on against them.
4. After posting the 411 link for his number, you "dummied up" and said you thought Macleod lived in Richmond Hill "or something." But that can't be because, if you posted the 411 link, you had to have read it in the first place, and according to that link he doesn't live in Richmond Hill.
5. The above 3 quoted paragraphs strain all credibility, if they come from someone who worked in collections. I've never seen a collector that wasn't brash, hard, and nasty. If they weren't, they never made any money. The whole "modus operandi" of the collection industry is to wear people down so you can bust 'em up. "Persistance wears down Resistance" is the motto proudly posted on the TCR website. "Psychological tenderizing" as they say in the industry. Your collection experience in the first paragraph completely contradicts the experience with the people you worked for in the second paragraph. Which is it?
And yet, somehow, you've never seen any of this. I mean, yes, you've heard stories, but.... Kind of like the guy [in the Toronto Sun] last week who ran an escort service, up on tax evasion charges, who claimed he didn't know his girls were having sex with the customers. He had heard stories, but....
Not a waste of time at all for you to come on here. Your presence tells me a lot.
Ray