Guglielmo & Associates name has been popping up lately across our clients lives. Guglielmo & Associates is a collection “attorney” who buys debt from other collection agencies. This collection agency is in Arizona and is known for lawsuits. Look up the Arizona court dockets. Their website states that they are a collection firm and have been for 20 years. However, Guglielmo must be low in slime because he is not even listed on Bud Hibbs website in the top 100. Guglielmo sends validation letters to the consumer from another collection agency. In other words, when the consumer asks for VOD, the “alleged” validation is from someone like Arrow Financial Services and LVNV Funding. This is NOT validation. NOT.
This slime is a steamroller because they will serve a summons quickly. If you live in Arizona and receive letters from them, be aggressive and take action against them as soon as possible. They could target you with more than one “alleged” account. Modern technology makes this possible.

See this situation below – very real (original with typos) – happens all the time with many collection agencies:

“I verbally settled with this firm (Guglielmo & Associates) for a cc debt and the agreement was a down payment and a sum for 12 months, i directly paying them automatically on the same day every month for 9 months and the firm states that they were late and have sent me to justice court for a judgement, and thretning to garnish wages. the ammout of the debt has doubled and i have payed over 75% of my original debt and 1.25 times the debt from the cc. they are posting to my account late. if u send them money make sure it is certified mail. cause they will hold the check to make it late. and then thats when they suck the life out of u!!!!!!”

Why didn’t this consumer know how to send a VOD letter and fight back and beat this? ! Not enough consumers know. We read every day about consumers searching for help to PAY these collection agencies. STOP PAYING!

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