I.C. System Collection Agency - also known as Intelligent Collections
I.C. Collection Agency Mailing Address:
I.C. System, Inc.
444 Highway 96 E
Saint Paul, MN 55127-2557
I.C. Phone: (651) 483-8201 or (651) 204-1220 or toll-free (800) 279-7951, I.C. Intelligent Collections Website: www.icsystem.com
Email: consumeraffairs@icsystem.com, Ms. Barbara Erickson, Chairman (Principal)
Who is I.C. Systems Collection Agency? If you're getting harassing like phone calls and letters in the mail from a company called I.C. System (Intelligent Collections), here's what we dug up about them.
It is a collection agency (apparently been around for quite a while as it was founded in 1938). It's corporate headquarters are in St. Paul, Minnesota and they have a branch office in Fargo, North Dakota. One of their more than 1,000 debt collector employees may have contacted you at some point.
If I.C. System's debt collectors are coming after you, then you probably have an old consumer or business debt that's not settled. Among its bag of tricks for collecting money from you are credit reporting - placing a charge off or collection on your credit report, skip tracing, and litigation and non-litigation attorney referral. (This means they will could sue you for unpaid debt.
According to it's website I. C. System specializes in collecting for hundreds of telecommunication and utility companies, so if you skipped out on paying that phone bill from your college apartment, I.C. System's bill collectors know about it and may come after you!
Most collection agencies out there are "junk debt buyers", which means they go out and purchase a bunch of debt for pennies and try to turn a profit. However, I.C. sometimes acts as an "internal collection office" meaning the debt is still owned by the original creditor.
This is a good thing because it means the debt has not been charged off yet - and you can still salvage your credit history!
On the other hand, they also can be a third-party agency which means they bought and own the debt and now you have TWO bad credit items to deal with on your credit history.
How to Settle a Bad Debt with I.C. System Collection Agency
Before you start negotiating a collection account, you should understand There are several ways third-party collection agencies make money.
(a) Often they work on commission, and receive a percentage of any amount of debt they successfully collect. (b) Agencies may also purchase large groups of bad debts for only a small percentage of their face value (what is actually owed). When debt is sold, the debtor no longer owes the amount to the creditor; he or she owes the full amount of the debt to the purchaser. When collection agencies purchase debt for a tiny fraction of their face value they stand to make an enormous profit on the difference between the purchase price of the loan and the amount you agree to pay!
This is a concept that you must keep in mind when negotiating with I.C. System debt collection agency.
The bottom line is that you can offer these guys a fraction of the balance owed and they will still make a huge profit! However, be WARNED that if you offer to pay an old debt outside the Statute of Limitations, you re-start "the clock". You will have NO defense and end up totally botching the settlement process - and your credit report.
What are My Rights with I.C. System Collection Agency? The FDCPA is enforced by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and prohibits abusive collections tactics that invade your privacy or could be considered harassment.
Among other things, collectors are not allowed to make threats or use abusive language, involve third parties or discuss your account with anyone else. These practices are illegal, and if you’re in a situation where I.C. Systems is violating the FDCPA, you should contact an attorney who assists victims of the unethical practices of debt collectors.
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It was super-encouraging to see my credit score improve each month as the negative items were deleted from my credit reports. I thought some of the bad credit was permanent since creditors misled me into believing that delinquent information would stay on my credit report for the next seven years.
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Here are some strategies Lexington Law used to delete the really stubborn bad credit - such as the credit card judgment:
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Here is a shot of my credit score online last month -:

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