Is the debt collection agency Allied National, Inc. harassing you?

What is Allied National, Inc.?

Allied National, Inc. was founded in Nebraska on January 1, 1987 and incorporated on November 15, 1991. The business operates under its managing director, Mr. Michael David, and offers nationwide and international debt collection services with an emphasis on specializing in commercial debt collection.

Is Allied National, Inc. a legit Debt Collection Agency?

Yes, it is legit. Allied National, Inc. has been recognized by the Better Business Bureau (BBB) since May 6, 1999 and has been BBB-accredited since June 25, 2004, which indicates it is responsive to consumer complaints and is a legitimate business.

Allied National, Inc. Contact Information:

440 Regency Pkwy Dr # 134

Omaha, NE 68114-3742

(headquarters)

(402) 393-3477 (phone)

(800) 456-5770 (toll free)

http://www.andc.com

What kind of complaints does Allied National, Inc. have against them?

Allied National, Inc. maintains an A+ BBB rating. It has not received any BBB consumer complaints but has received one Consumer Financial Protection Bureau complaint. The complaint was from a creditor rather than from a consumer and concerned the collector’s failure to forward collected payment to the creditor holding the original debt. While failure to forward creditor payments in a timely manner is not terribly concerning or uncommon in itself, the collections agency in this case played a lot of games with the creditor to avoid making the payment it knew was due, including avoiding the creditor’s calls, claiming the creditor moved offices, and finally claiming the payment was stalled due to issues with the bank.

Are Allied National, Inc.’s Practices Legal?

Among other practices, it is strictly unlawful for a collections agency like Allied National, Inc. to make any false or threatening statements in connection with an attempt to collect on a consumer debt. Many complaints against collection agencies like Allied National, Inc. contain allegations of gross violations of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) and Rosenthal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, including and especially allegations that the collector makes harassing phone calls or threatens debtors when attempting to collect. If you have been harassed or threatened by Allied National, Inc. or another collector, it could be a violation of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and might entitle you to $1,000 in statutory damages, as well as other state and federal remedies.

How can I defend myself against a debt collector like Allied National, Inc.

If you receive a collection attempt from Allied National, Inc. regarding a debt or amount you do not owe or that is made in a harassing, threatening, or overtly intimidating manner, you should consult with a debt collection harassment attorney as soon as possible to learn about your rights before attempting to resolve the matter with the collector. If you believe you have a claim for collector harassment or are a victim of another violation of state or federal debtor’s rights, you should speak with a consumer rights attorney or debt collection harassment lawyer immediately. Contact us today to discuss your matter and see how we can help at no cost to you.

More information regarding complaints regarding Nebraska-based collectors can be found at https://protectthegoodlife.nebraska.gov. Complaints regarding a collector in any state may be filed with the Federal Trade Commission at www.ftc.gov or (877) FTC-HELP (877-382-4357), and complaints regarding any collector or other business can be made at BBB complaints. To learn more about how the federal government regulates debt collection and protects debtors and other individuals from creditor and collector harassment, see FTC Debt Collection pamphlet.