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SJM Marketing - How do I contact them?

Author: Jessica Bennet
Community Mentor
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Posted on: 09th Jan, 2006 09:53am

SJM Marketing, a payday loan provider, is the parent company of Platinum B Services. The company officials have so far ripped off many of its customers. And they continue to do so even after repeated complaints have been filed against it.

It's often hard to locate the company as because they keep changing their contact numbers from time to time but do not provide their consumers with the correct contact details. The company continues to withdraw money from customers' bank accounts even though the latter may have paid off the loan in time. That's something very illegal and if you're one of them to have gone through this, don't hesitate to contact SJM Marketing at their phone number, 1-866-722-2770. Their fax number is 1-866-599-5161. If the debt is sold off by SJM for collection, then call up at 866-350-5696.

If you are interested to know about SJM, check out how SJM Marketing rips off its customers and how to deal with them.

Posted on: 09th Jan, 2006 09:53 am
One of my friend is looking for the information on SJM Marketing, any help will be highly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.
Hi Susan,

Welcome to our forums.

I think you should contact SJM as soon as possible. There is something fishy going on and you should try to find out exactly what it is because it involves your money. If you are willing to make the payments then the company should have accepted it. I don't understand why they are not willing to work with you when you say that you will pay.

I think the best thing is to talk to them freely and find out what's the matter. Then if you feel like you can consult an attorney to think of some legal actions if they are to be taken.

Thanks,

Caron.
Posted on: 12th Jun, 2006 08:23 pm
Who are these people, they are taking money out of my checking account, if anyone has a number or some way of stopping them let me know in the mean time I have to close my checking account---'collette000@comcast.com'
Posted on: 14th Jun, 2006 06:20 am
The 1st thing you should do is ask your bank to stop making any payments to them.

Please refer this for their numbers - http://www.mortgagefit.com/discuss/sjm-marketing.html
Posted on: 14th Jun, 2006 08:19 am
After this company kept taking $90 payments from my account time after time without ever taking the full payment, I stopped it at my credit union. That was in 2004. Now I am contacted by an attorney who says they are filing suit in 48 hours - which is today! I need any backup and/or help I can get!! Have any of you been threatened with this kind of action! Thanks for any feedback you can give - I'm a single mom and cannot afford this!!!
Posted on: 14th Jun, 2006 11:32 am
Hi Marian,

Don't get frightened by those threats. There are laws to deal with them. Can you afford an good attorney who has dealt with similar cases? They can easily help you out as they are aware of the law.

But I can say you this much from my experience that you are not required panicking from that letter.
Posted on: 14th Jun, 2006 12:03 pm
Sorry to hear about your situation. You can negotiate with the company as they would otherwise continue harassing you I suppose. If possible arrange a payment plan with the company and pay off the total amount.

Ultimately, your credit needs to appear in good shape in front of your future lenders. You can contact and consult with a credit counseling agency to handle your case.
Posted on: 14th Jun, 2006 12:46 pm
Thanks for the replies - The lady who called me was L.D. Goldstein - anyone heard of her? She gave me a case number and told me she is filing suit in my state in 48 hrs. Another person had called me previously and said they were freezing my accounts - I was at work, of course, and asked for a callback number so I could go to another office and speak to them privately. When I called back, it was just a generic answering machine and no one ever called me back. That was months ago. This lady said Platinum B has a cease and desist order and doesn't want to talk to me (even though I've paid them hundreds of dollars on a $300 loan) and she cannot provide me with any information or copy of the agreement. Since this was in 2004, I cannot find my copy of the agreement. I have looked on other sites trying to find info on this company and it seems like their agreement, the customer must contact them and authorize full payment or else they'll just keep deducting the $90. I have used several payday loan companies (unfortunately) and some probably affiliated with Plantinum B - I have never known any not to take what was owed. Has anyone come in contact with this Goldstein woman? Can they freeze my account? Thanks for any feedback!
Posted on: 14th Jun, 2006 01:56 pm
Hi Marian,

Don't panic. They can't do anything to you and can't freeze your accounts. I shall advice you to consult an attorney if possible and also you can file a complaint with the BBB and the FTC.

Do you have the payment receipts? That would have helped more. In any case don't get frightened by their threats. In almost all the cases you will find that they do this to extract money from you only and can't do anything.

Another thing you must be aware is that in this case she must provide you with the copy of the agreement on your request. You have rights to get that before you take up any decision.
Posted on: 14th Jun, 2006 02:07 pm
Thank you. Yes, I do have my bank statements showing the payments. I will call Goldstein back and request a copy of the agreement. I believe I did this in a previous conversation with her, but I will do it again just to be sure I have covered al my bases, so to speak. Then I guess I will contact an attorney, although it will probably cost as much for the attorney, as it would to pay them.
Posted on: 14th Jun, 2006 02:27 pm
"Then I guess I will contact an attorney, although it will probably cost as much for the attorney, as it would to pay them"

Marian,

I can understand that it will cost in taking help from an attorney but I feel what Blue said has some value as it can end up trouble forever.

Ultimately you are getting continuous harassment and I guess they don't leave you even at your work place. So, it's better if you can finish this problem from the root.

Check with the bar association of your County for an attorney. You can probably get an attorney within affordable limits there. Do let us know about the outcome. Together we hope to come out of the trouble.
Posted on: 14th Jun, 2006 02:40 pm
Does anyone have the number (1800) for Plantium B/SJM Market :o
Posted on: 23rd Oct, 2006 03:32 pm
Hi CDC,

The contact number for Platinum B/SJM Marketing is 1-866-722-2770.

Thanks,

Sara.
Posted on: 23rd Oct, 2006 11:02 pm
i took out a loan with them over 2 months ago and have been looking for a way to contact them to get them to stop taking money from my account. thank you mortgagefit for this information because even my banking institution could not help me or the people who are on the loan documents that i have signed..

thanks very much, trina
Posted on: 17th Nov, 2006 12:55 pm
Who is this companyand what are they for. I never heard about them and they are taking money out of my account. What would it be fore?
Posted on: 29th Nov, 2006 10:24 am
Hi,

As far as I know SJM marketing is affiliated to Elis Corby which is a debt collection agency and doing some legal activities. In this thread, you have seen that this company has already done frauds with our different members.

You can collect the contact from this thread ( http://www.mortgagefit.com/discuss/sjm-marketing.html )and try to contact them. At last if you did not found any result, you can file a complaint against them.

Thanks
Posted on: 29th Nov, 2006 09:42 pm
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