We built the following debt relief calculator to help you understand how to resolve your debt if you've been sued and if your debt has actually not been addressed since starting the LPG program.
6/6/2023 Update: We corresponded with an individual who stated that they received the following text message: "Hello, I am an ex-LPG employee. I saw your number in the comment section of an article about LPG. LPG sold your account to Phoenix Law. Phoenix Law is actually the same as LPG, with the same head attorney and owner. The attorney is barred from practicing. Phoenix Law is a Trojan horse company stealing people's hard-earned money. I found out all this after I was fired from LPG and they filed for bankruptcy. LPG, Phoenix Law, and Oakstone Law are all going through an investigation as we speak. Call Phoenix Law 424-622-4044 and demand to speak to Ty Carrs and demand your money back. These are not good people. Their office is being investigated by the BK trustee. It's on the news. They scam the elderly as a form of debt resolution. It's all BS. Send me a confirmation that you got this, but please don't expect a reply. My job is to spread the news because y'all deserve to know. God bless and good luck."
By now, you may have read about the
Litigation Practice Group lawsuit or that Litigation Practice Group filed a Chapter 11 bankruptcy, and are wondering the steps in order to move forward with a Litigation Practice Group cancellation.
Unfortunately, it's gotten a bit more complicated as Litigation Practice Group may have sent your account to another firm, such as
Gallant Law,
Phoenix Law, or
Oakstone Law. So, apparently, you wouldn't cancel with Litigation Practice Group, but you'd have to cancel with whoever they sent.
Plus, if you do not cancel. You may still get a payment pulled from the new firm automatically. For example, per this
BBB complaint below, the individual just got a transfer email, and then their funds were automatically pulled instead of having to sign up with a new law firm.
For example, did you get a welcome email from any of these firms?
It May Be Difficult To Cancel
Here are the phone numbers for three potential firms that Litigation Practice Group may have transferred your account to:
Based on this
user's experience, the individual alleges that he/she attempted to email 3 times to discuss cancellation. The individual did this on 3/16/2023, and didn't get a response on 3/24/2023 about the cancellation.
So, here's what to know:
1) If you call, you may reach a representative who will try to transfer you to the cancellation department.
2) The individual may state that the cancelation department is not available and then put your name on a "list".
3) It's unclear when you will hear back about the cancellation.
Contacting Your Bank
If you have not been able to cancel and are concerned that the new entity may pull a payment, you may look to contact your bank about how to stop a transfer from an entity.
There may be two options:
1. You may be able to put a hard hold on the account that would block any transaction from being pulled.
2. Your bank may have its own process to stop a payment from being pulled.
2. If neither of these options work, you could speak with your banker about canceling your account and whether this would work.
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