Web Address: www.unifund.com

 Head Debt Collectors:

David G. Rosenberg, President

Jeff Shaffer, VP of legal

Janell Haney Duncan, Attorney (KY)

Quick Analysis                         Consumer Comments Below

*** ATTENTION TEXAS RESIDENTS! ***
 IF YOU ARE CONTACTED BY UNIFUND OR THEIR TEXAS COLLECTOR, ATTORNEY JAMES HULL & ASSOCIATES, OF HOUSTON, TX GET IN CONTACT WITH ME FOR ASSISTANCE. CLICK HERE FOR AFFIDAVIT OF INDEBTEDNESS

David Rosenberg, Cincinnati, OH and the Unifund (UNIFRAUD?) Group is arguably one of the worst debt collectors that have EVER come on the scene.

He happily admits to paying 3-4 cents on the dollar to purchase old (usually worthless) debts from creditors, gambling that he can turn them into big profits.

Rosenberg's operation is enough to cause consumers to be leery of Unifund collection activities. Challenge every contact from Unifund.

Unifund does not ask credit card companies for copies of their card holder agreements. They have copies of the form agreements in their Files. However, they have no way of establishing which form was sent to which cardholder when. Their in-house signor of affidavits; Angela Freckman swears to have knowledge on purchased debts that are used in court filings. Again, CHALLENGE everything from these bottom feeders, they are NOT to be believed or trusted. 

Rosenberg’s history is to file claims that are hearsay using a group of attorneys who would rather skip a court date in the hope of obtaining a default judgment. Unifund was reportedly selling ‘future home liens’ to other bottom feeders at a conference, how low does that rank in the sleaze category? The good news is that most Unifund cases can be defeated if you have proper legal representation from attorneys who know how to handle this assembly line of bogus pleadings and manufactured affidavits. It ain’t brain surgery to beat up on a bottom feeder, you just need to know what steps to take. Challenge everything about them, including anything they place on your credit files., let us assist you in defeating their con game.
 

CAUTION: I recommend you NEVER disclose your bank account or credit card information to a debt collector, as you risk them emptying your account, or maxing out your credit card. If you feel they are reporting on your credit bureau files in error or need assistance in dealing with them, email  the details w/your location.  Assistance and referral to a consumer legal specialist may be available.   Email for Assistance 

  Comments from consumer emails.  Messages edited for brevity.

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