On XXXX XXXX, 2016 I was contacted on my mobile phone and work phone by XXXX XXXX from American Credit Resolution XXXX XXXX ) XXXX. He was supposed to be a debt collector for XXXX Payday loans. I owed XXXX a debt of {$150.00}. ACR claimed they were calling to collect the debt, threatened that a courier would be coming out to my workplace or home to deliver a subpoena to go to court. He was asking for a total of {$3000.00}, because the {$150.00} had accrued a high amount of interested. I told him it was no way I was paying that and the only amount I would pay was the amount I owed. We agreed to settle at {$180.00} as long as the payment was made that day. I then proceeded to give him my debit card information and the funds were taking from my bank account on XXXX XXXX. I may have given him my social security number, however I can not recall. I really believed he was representing XXXX, because I was aware that I had an outstanding payment of {$150.00}. This guy new everything about me and the loan I had with XXXX. On XXXX XXXX I received a phone call from XXXX trying to obtain the {$150.00} payment. I advised them that I paid it on XXXX XXXX with American Credit Resolution. They then informed me that they have their own inside credit collections department and would never use a collection agency to collect their debts. They also mentioned that several of their customers mentioned being contact by ACR. When ACR withdrew the funds from my back it was listed as American Credit Resolution XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX. I have since changed my bank account and debit card information. 
