I received an response to one of my free online ads today that just said "sent to attorney general".The ad stated: "We Buy Houses, Any Condition, Any Situation" "Call for your personal evaluation" "Never any commissions or fees" followed by my name and my partner's name and phone numbers.The responded via the contact email link within the ad site.

Jon thanks for responding to my recent update.

It also has auto responders and newsletters and shopping cart all built in.

I'd be interested in seeing the approach you take to get them to respond.

Bank/Asset Mgr will not respond to them, even though this attorney works with this bank on foreclosures.

Everyone with a collegue list reading this thread should do just that.Perhaps we can get an attorney to respond as this may not work legally.

But, if these items are legitimate they are going to be much harder to remove.One thing these credit repair companies don't share is they can often get a legitimate item removed because the creditor does not respond with proof within the allowed time.

Regardless of your attempt to justify why it happended, the fact remains that it did and you failed to respond in a reasonable time frame.

The fact that nobody from SuperSmart has so much as even responded to the report to tell their side of the story is disappointing.

When someone rings the doorbell, I can push the button and speak to let them know I'm aware of them, and all they have to do is respond--no buttons for them.