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Does SHW Recovery operate under any other name?

Date: Wed, 06/20/2007 - 12:10

Submitted by anonymous
on Wed, 06/20/2007 - 12:10

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Does this company operate under another name. And also does anyone know there address.


they started taking money out of my acct. I have no idea who they are. I disputed it with my bank but what ever SHW Recovery is telling them(which they wont tell me) made them deny my claim. If anyone has any info on them please help. I dont even know how they got my acct. info.


lrhall41

Submitted by anonymous on Thu, 12/20/2007 - 11:04

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Company is Smith Haynes & Watson,LLC
P.O. Box 148
Mission,KS 66202
Someone took loans out in my name Person did my taxes for me anyway SHW Recovery just took 195 dollars out of my account and bounced it I did receive a letter from them. phone number 1-866-489-0979


lrhall41

Submitted by anonymous on Thu, 10/09/2008 - 05:05

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Thank you! SHW Recovery tried to take a bunch of money out of my account and was not in there. I was charged 20 bucks in insufficient!!! I will try this number


lrhall41

Submitted by anonymous on Wed, 11/04/2009 - 14:52

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SHW Recovery is a finance recovery center - dba attorney services. They use tactics that are borderline illegal, but allowed. For eg. they will take debit card information from which ever lender, payday loan, etc. you have on file. Then they will attempt several withdrawals for the owed amount. Since its a debit, if the money isnt' there, it won't go into overdraft, it will simply deny the amount. However, they keep trying several different amounts until one hits. Then they justify it under the original loan account and company - which most likely you agreed to have some kind of "binding arbitrating agreement "- the fine print.
The best thing you can do is cancel your credit card or debit card info. Most banks will refund your money, BUT NOT deal with SHW - they will simply eat the cost. This is why SHW is so successful. Credit Unions however, require a police report to deal with SHW, and they do follow through. SHW understands all this, and understands that most people can't or won't fight it all the way through. Hence, they keep taking your money.
The only sure way that you can get your money back, is by filing a police report, but you will need to provide the written proof of the original amount owed (you can request this by calling your lender or payday loan company), and then the amount that SHW took from your account (most likely it is NOT what you originally agreed to). And if you already had 'payment' options, SHW deductions now become illegal only because the monthly amount you agreed to differs from SHWs.
If you choose to deal with SHW Recovery directly, they won't give you your money back. However, you can make future payment arrangements with them so they don't take large chunks out of your bank account. In the end, REQUEST EVERYTHING IN WRITING!! And let your bank know. FYI - in the future -ONLY get payday loans from CFSA certified companies, you'll save SHW type headaches. Good luck!
They are located out of Kansas City, Missouri.
Smith Haynes & Watson Recovery, LLC
6950 W 56th St Mission, KS 66202
Phone: 866.489.0979
Fax: 913.548.4850
Email: [EMAIL="info@smithhaynes.com"]info@smithhaynes.com[/EMAIL]
or the top guy there is [EMAIL="matthew.wratten@smithhaynes.com"]matthew.wratten@smithhaynes.com[/EMAIL]


lrhall41

Submitted by anonymous on Mon, 12/07/2009 - 11:11

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SHW Recovery is a finance recovery center - dba attorney services. They use tactics that are borderline illegal, but allowed. For eg. they will take debit card information from which ever lender, payday loan, etc. you have on file. Then they will attempt several withdrawals for the owed amount. Since its a debit, if the money isnt' there, it won't go into overdraft, it will simply deny the amount. However, they keep trying several different amounts until one hits. Then they justify it under the original loan account and company - which most likely you agreed to have some kind of "binding arbitrating agreement "- the fine print.

The best thing you can do is cancel your credit card or debit card info. Most banks will refund your money, BUT NOT deal with SHW - they will simply eat the cost. This is why SHW is so successful. Credit Unions however, require a police report to deal with SHW, and they do follow through. SHW understands all this, and understands that most people can't or won't fight it all the way through. Hence, they keep taking your money.

The only sure way that you can get your money back, is by filing a police report, but you will need to provide the written proof of the original amount owed (you can request this by calling your lender or payday loan company), and then the amount that SHW took from your account (most likely it is NOT what you originally agreed to). And if you already had 'payment' options, SHW deductions now become illegal only because the monthly amount you agreed to differs from SHWs.

If you choose to deal with them directly, they won't give you your money back. However, you can make future payment arrangements with them so they don't take large chunks out of your bank account. In the end, REQUEST EVERYTHING IN WRITING!! And let your bank know. FYI - in the future -ONLY get payday loans from CFSA certified companies, you'll save SHW type headaches. Good luck!

They are located out of Kansas City, Missouri.
Smith Haynes & Watson Recovery, LLC
6950 W 56th St Mission, KS 66202
Phone: 866.489.0979
Fax: 913.548.4850
Email: [EMAIL="info@smithhaynes.com"]info@smithhaynes.com[/EMAIL]
or the top guy there is [EMAIL="matthew.wratten@smithhaynes.com"]matthew.wratten@smithhaynes.com[/EMAIL]


lrhall41

Submitted by anonymous on Mon, 12/07/2009 - 11:12

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[QUOTE=Anonymous;505015]SHW is a finance recovery center - dba attorney services. They use tactics that are borderline illegal, but allowed. For eg. they will take debit card information from which ever lender, payday loan, etc. you have on file. Then they will attempt several withdrawals for the owed amount. Since its a debit, if the money isnt' there, it won't go into overdraft, it will simply deny the amount. However, they keep trying several different amounts until one hits. Then they justify it under the original loan account and company - which most likely you agreed to have some kind of "binding arbitrating agreement "- the fine print.

The best thing you can do is cancel your credit card or debit card info. Most banks will refund your money, BUT NOT deal with SHW - they will simply eat the cost. This is why SHW is so successful. Credit Unions however, require a police report to deal with SHW, and they do follow through. SHW understands all this, and understands that most people can't or won't fight it all the way through. Hence, they keep taking your money.

The only sure way that you can get your money back, is by filing a police report, but you will need to provide the written proof of the original amount owed (you can request this by calling your lender or payday loan company), and then the amount that SHW took from your account (most likely it is NOT what you originally agreed to). And if you already had 'payment' options, SHW deductions now become illegal only because the monthly amount you agreed to differs from SHWs.

If you choose to deal with them directly, they won't give you your money back. However, you can make future payment arrangements with them so they don't take large chunks out of your bank account. In the end, REQUEST EVERYTHING IN WRITING!! And let your bank know. FYI - in the future -ONLY get payday loans from CFSA certified companies, you'll save SHW type headaches. Good luck!

They are located out of Kansas City, Missouri.
Smith Haynes & Watson Recovery, LLC
6950 W 56th St Mission, KS 66202
Phone: 866.489.0979
Fax: 913.548.4850
Email: [EMAIL="info@smithhaynes.com"]info@smithhaynes.com[/EMAIL]
or the top guy there is [EMAIL="matthew.wratten@smithhaynes.com"]matthew.wratten@smithhaynes.com[/EMAIL][/QUOTE]

great info,but i would send SHW Recovery a DV letter instead.they can't do a thing without valdating,and most if not all yhe lenders they attempt to collect on are illegal.so they either go away,or get sued for FDCPA violations.thanks for the address too.alot of people need that to get letters out.


lrhall41

Submitted by paulmergel on Mon, 12/07/2009 - 11:27

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