I received a letter of threat that I had 15 days from the date of a letter to pay a debt or they would file suit against me in court. The company then I called and they said I had 15 days to pay or they would send me a confession of judement in order to keep this out of court. I then told them I wanted all paperwork of verification sent to me and I would make a payment of I believe {$140.00} till I could see what this was about. I never received anything but a confession of judgement. I then set up a payment plan over the phone with them and sent the papers back. I emailed them and requested through many calls to get copies of the paperwork and bills to prove the amount. Still nothing. When my payment date came up I called to make a payment they denied me that opportunity said they never reeived the signed copy of the confession of judgement and then said they had already filed the lawsuit with the court. I said you never sent me anything in the mail or called to tell me you did n't get the paperwork. They said the only thing to do is sign a consent judgement. I then had the FTC on the phone with a recorded conversation of them dening me the option to pay. And also me requesting to have the verification documents sent to me. They still did nothing. I have yet to get any verification and they went ahead and said that I denied the service papers to the court when I was never served with papers at all. I sent them a consent to judgement because they threatened me numerous times on taking my paycheck which is only {$350.00} every 2 weeks. I have never receivec any proof of the amount owed on this debt and have around 10 emails asking for the proof and them responding. With what proof to you need. I said bills transactions. They told me that it was around XXXX pages but will not send anything. I was tricked into signing papers for consents and confessions by them and this was all in a 2 month time frame. I even sent them a 20th email stating that I will pay a settlememt of {$500.00} with proof of the debt they denied a settlkement offer. This company needs to be stopped. 
