Customer ReviewsforLien Receivables LLC
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Review from Carlos G
1 star08/21/2024
Es una basura me llaman para amenazarme que les debo y yo no s nada y dicen que si no les pago van a ir a mi casa a quitarme mis cosas que no se con quien me meto al fin yo al principio fui por el carro por q dijieron k estaba a mi nombre y no me lo quisieron devolver por q segn el de la gra se arregl con la persona que lo llevaba para dar el carro por que ya no lo quera entonces no me quisieron dar el carro ami pero si me quieren cobrar amiLien Receivables LLC Response
08/22/2024
To retrieve your vehicle after impound all fees must be paid and arrangements have to be made to remove the vehicle from the lot and it can only be released to the registered owner.Review from Andrea M
1 star06/06/2024
The reviews are all true. We got a call from ***********************, threatening that we owed almost $4670.00 for a car that was sold last year in 2023 . He said the car was sold in auction and they are trying to collect storage fees. If this car was sold then this covers the storage fee because that car on the market was worth $5000. He has harassed a 90 year old dementia lady and threaten with placing a lien . He was very rude on the phone. Demanding payment. The car was impounded by the police and in possession of the police, therefore as such, this car was sold and transferred title to new owner. I have contacted my lawyer and we are not to have communication with this company that does nothing but harass. Don't fall for this scam...Lien Receivables LLC Response
06/07/2024
There is not enough information here to identify the file the consumer is referring to, however all police ordered tows are governed by CA Civil Code ******. If the amount of the sale of the vehicle does not cover the balance owed for tow and storage fees, the remaining balance would be a deficiency owed by the last know owner of the vehicle per DMV records at the time of impound.Review from jon a
1 star05/29/2024
scammers and bullies, don't fall for it. My dad passed away and they have the car which we told them to keep, they are still harassing us and threatening w/ "court stuff"Lien Receivables LLC Response
05/31/2024
The vehicle was impounded by the police and sold at lien sale when the owner abandoned the vehicle. The amount received for the vehicle did not cover the cost of towing and storage which created a deficiency balance owed pursuant to CA civil code ****** which is governed by the Superior Court of Ca and will be adjudicated against the estate of the deceased.Review from Alex R
1 star05/08/2024
He called me and told me I owe them 2000 dollars for a car I sold almost 2 years ago that never got taken out of my name, i told him I was a disabled student with schizophrenia, i don't have money like that and he told me I shouldn't even have a driver's license. Guy sounds like a complete d***Lien Receivables LLC Response
05/09/2024
The liable party for a police ordered impound of a vehicle is the registered owner at the time of impound. The seller of a vehicle is required to comply with vehicle code 5900 to release liability on a vehicle prior to a liability being created to the party they sell a vehicle to. If this is not done and the buying party never registers the vehicle it remains the responsibility of the last known owner.Review from jay J
1 star04/09/2024
Debt handler called and began threating me over the phone about over due impound fees. I told him I had no idea what he talking about, this dude proceeded to call me ignorant and dumb over the phone. He was getting pretty upset and nasty talking about you people play dumb, don't understand and must be slow.I informed him I hope he is recording this conversation and he hung up the phone.Lien Receivables LLC Response
04/10/2024
A lien sale is conducted in ********** according to ********** civil code ****** and ******. When a vehicle is impounded the **** is submitted to the *** and they send documentation on who the liable party is and the party that needs to be notified of the impound. The party identified on 09/11/202 was *********************** & *************************** at ******************************************************. Notification was sent and confirmed by the **** as delivered 09/26/2023. There is only 10 days to dispute the claim by filing a declaration of opposition and stopping the lien sale of the vehicle at that point. After a vehicle is sold at lien sale and a deficiency balance is confirmed, there is not a function in the law that would allow another party to be held directly liable. The consumer in this matter appeared to be ignorant of the law and refused to give direct answers to indicate if they would like to take advantage of voluntary resolution or if court intervention was the only recourse to get this matter resolved.Review from John T
1 star11/01/2023
Complete SCAM! Called the local sheriff to where there "supposed" office is. I'm not the first person to call about them. Dont fall for their aggressive and bullying tactics. These are a bunch of loser thieves trying to take advantage of unsuspecting people.Lien Receivables LLC Response
11/06/2023
The debts we handle are statutory debts owed for the towing and storage of a consumer's vehicle that have been impounded by a public agency and is governed by California Civil Code 3068.2 which provides relief for the towing agency for expenses not covered by the sale of a vehicle after the vehicle was sold at lien sale. Options to resolve these claims without court intervention are expressed to the consumer as part of the court recommendation prior to the initiation of the claim for relief thru the superior court of California. The legal notice is mailed to the consumer to take advantage of the options available. The consumer can take advantage of these options by contacting our company (888) 316-5417 prior to the 14 days given in the notice prior to the setting of their court hearing. This is not a scam and is a serious legal matter. There is a lot of misinformation from consumers that are ignorant to lien sale laws as they pertain to impounded vehicles. I would suggest any consumer in this situation to get proper legal advice and not depend on what is written on the internet.Review from Jeff M
1 star08/28/2023
This company has contacted me about a **** expedition I havent owned in years but was left somewhere and towed. I stated I sold that vehicle and they just keep repeating how do I plan to pay the **** plus in fees in a very threatening manner. It is a company targeting innocent consumers trying to get compensation for things that are not our responsibility.Review from Andrea M
1 star06/21/2023
Beware of this company! They repeatedly kept contacting me stating I owe money on a impound car we haven't owned in 3-4years, that dmv has a release of ownership when we sold the car. They leave threatening voicemails they are going to lien my assets with no explanation, just trying to scare innocent people into giving out their information. I've never received anything from dmv or them by mail! This is how I know the car isn't in mine or my husband's name time of impound or else they would have our information from the dmv database and this company wouldn't be reaching out to ** by phone. This company is trying to SCAM DO NOT give them any information! If someone really owes they would have your information.Lien Receivables LLC Response
06/22/2023
There is not enough information to identify the claim in question. Impound fees in ********** are owed by the registered owner as identified by the police and *** at the time a vehicle is towed. This is a civil issue and is governed by ** Civil Code ******. Below is the written information as it pertains to civil liabilities on the *** frequently asked questions page. This party can contact ** at ************** to discuss any information they have proving a transfer of liability took place prior to the impound as *** is not a public record and a towing company only has a permissable purpose to access this infomation while the vehicle is in their possession. ********************************************************** Am I required to notify *** when I sell or transfer my vehicle to another owner?Yes. You are required by law to notify *** within five calendar days from the date you sell or transfer title or interest in and deliver possession of a vehicle to another owner (Vehicle Code 5900).Does the *** remove my name from the vehicle record?No. Only the buyer's application for transfer, using the endorsed title received from you, can do that. When the information required on the *** is received by *** and updated to the record, you are no longer responsible for civil or criminal actions arising with the vehicle after the date of sale. Parking or traffic violations resulting from operation of the vehicle after the sale or transfer date, or Civil litigation resulting from use of the vehicle after the date of sale. Registration renewal fees and penalties resulting from operation of the vehicle after the date of sale.NOTE: In the case of a suit or complaint, the court is responsible for determining if you have complied with the law and are exempt from civil and/or criminal liability.Review from Laurie C
1 star11/17/2022
I am experiencing all of this as well. When I told him that I had to find information on a car that was sold over ten years ago and gone through 3 moves I needed to time to find this, that I only found out about this 5 minutes ago. The two guys have called and texted several times, called my husbands employer and when I pushed back, they then asked how much older my husband was than me. What business is that of theirs, they told me they were looking at our social media, and threatened to call our family members. I know that I'm sure they will respond to this professionally with a response stating they have rights to do this, They don't! I have contacted a lawyer and the police and have been told we are within our rights to ignore all statements by this company. The way they spoke to us was not acceptable and I will not tolerate this behavior from anyone.Review from Erasmo C.
1 star08/15/2022
This company is a joke. They call you and harass you. When clearly they have proof that the car was lien sold from **********************. They have no customer service skills whats so ever. Their method to their scheme is to scare ppl into paying.Lien Receivables LLC Response
08/16/2022
Our company works with towing agencies that deal with police impounded vehicles. When a vehicle is impounded, after 72 hours but no more than 14 days after they are in possession of the vehicle, they are required to turn the *** number into the **** The *** then assigns the responsibility to any and all parties on record at thet time. A notice is sent to all parties,and they are given 10 days to dispute their responsibility to the action. If there is no response the vehicle is sold at lien sale and the last party on record is held liability for any deficiency not covered by the sale of the vehicle. Documentation of a transfer after the fact or a prior lien sale does not remove a party from a vehicles liability. only a properly filed Notice of Release of liability and the new owners registration of the vehicle changes liability.
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