Topic: Seeking 188.75 loan / partnership - Very secure & Profitable (Read 33597 times)

It's a lot easier to quietly and temporarily hack a website file than it would be to create a DNS record. 

Verification by DNS record allows you to become a verified owner of an entire domain at once. It also provides an alternative to verifying for those struggling with meta tag methods.

You can sign a message stating that you are tldoctor on bitcointalk and place it on the website.

I don't know if any of you guys are still on this forum, but this man, TLdoctor, is one of the biggest fraudsters around. I have been talking to several private investigators who're working to build a profile of Eric Neal and I would like to ask you if you've had any dealings with him, regardless of being in the distant past or recently, to please reach out.

I already got an investor to do so, although I'd like another one too. Why do you put it into an all or nothing situation? If you choose which debts to purchase, than you become the debt buyer and outsource to my company to work the debts on a contingency basis... which I can't do unless you're properly licensed in your state as a debt buyer. And it's not 30%, but 50% of everything I collect. After a few months of collecting, the portfolio can be resold at either a higher price, the same, or perhaps a little lower.

SO if I were to invest I would be buying debts for your company to act on? Can I (an investor) see a list and choose which debts to purchase or do you do that?  Because its either all or nothing, if you want investors to invest in your company so you can choose which debts to buy then thats fine but any losses should be shared, if an investor chooses the debts to be purchased he / she should accept the responsibility of the potential 30% return or loss themselves.

Lol, thanks. Sorry, I know I write fast and my handwriting is sometimes bad.   I talk fast too, even the debtors make me repeat myself sometimes until I slow down. Its a bad habit.

Some variation in the handwriting is always expected.
The following signature is from the first page of the contract: https://i.imgur.com/SouZWJz.jpg
I believe that the style is the same, especially his first name "Eric" is very consistent, along with the style of his "e" and "a". I would worry if I found any differences there, the a's tend to stay the same style for all your life since elementary school...
And the speed of the signature is consistent in all three.

Although I don't have the skills of a forensics document examiner, I am very good at telling someone's handwriting since I used to pay a lot of attention to minute details to decode my classmates' absolutely illegible class notes... to the point that I had to decode letter by letter, by comparing and analyzing every curve, slant and direction of their lines. So now I have an eye for these type of things, I can even read a doctor's handwriting

They look pretty similar to me. Of course I'm biased having made the signatures, but there's not much difference. Keep in mind, my original signature 3 years ago has obviously changed some, as most people's signatures do after that time period.

If anyone has further reason to doubt I am the person I say I am, I'd be happy to prove it somehow and alleviate your fears, provided the method of proving my identity is not too invasive.

Thank you for you comments nanopene, you won't regret your investment. I just ran the first dialer (as I always do with a new file) and got some pretty hopeful callbacks. After a week of running the dialer and my associates manually working the file, I'll have every account batch scrubbed through my skiptracing resource for new numbers, addresses, emails, assets and employers... etc.

I'm no forensic scientist, but those signatures don't look too similar to me.

After reviewing the thread again I would summarize the current conclusion about tldoctor:
1) The existence of a person named Eric S. Neal is confirmed.
2) The existence of Eric S. Neal as CEO and founder of two skiptracing and collection agencies is confirmed with official documents.
3) The only current conundrum is if tldoctor is in fact Eric S. Neal

I can answer the third point because I contacted tldoctor through this forum and I ended up becoming his investor.
I can attest that tldoctor is in fact Eric S. Neal because of his signature.

If you see the registration of his company in NH, you will be able to see his signed documents:
For example, this document from 2010 http://www.sos.nh.gov/imaging/12926555.pdf
Which matches with the signature that I received in my contract in 2013: https://i.imgur.com/i9BT1qC.jpg
This pretty much answers and confirms tldoctor's identity as Eric Neal.

He also has proven to me that he does seem to have access to all the tools necessary to be a debt collector.
Having said that, currently I can't testify about his actual proficiency as a skiptracer because the portfolio has just been acquired, but I have no reason to doubt about his skills beforehand.

-nano

I don't remember ever posting anything on wiki... what was posted?

You could always just ask lol.

1) I run both companies and your info is outdated but you jumble it all together and then say it doesn't make sense!

2) Neal and Associates is registered out of 22 Central St 4th fl. with the state of MA. And Affordable Financial Solutions, LLP is registered out of NH and is a legal confirmed entity.

3) I don't feel the need to pay BBB to become accredited. I get enough business without it, so there's really no point.

4) The website is: affordablefinancialsol.com

5) Paysimple is not what we typically use for collections (yet it is an option), but a different processor.

6) You assume just because I run a collection agency, I'm rolling in the money? I already got an investor (from this thread) and bought a debt portfolio, which I'm working on today.

7) If you want me to prove my identity, just ask. It's really not that difficult.

"The only think that makes sense is that he doesn't want to take any risks whatsoever, transferring all the risks to greedy idiots who believe in the empty promises of reaping profits. And if he can't invest his own money, it means he isn't that confident of the roi either."

That's pretty fucking rude. Of course I'm taking a risk by backing my company against what I buy with the investors money. I'm spending hundreds of dollars, even initially, just to FULLY scrub the files, then more money to run dialers on them, then much more money and time to devote myself and my collectors to it. If we put all our time and money into a bad portfolio, my business take a MAJOR hit!!

And greedy idiots that believe in empty promises of reaping profits... what?! Why is my investor a greedy idiot? Since when has investing been synonymous with greed? What makes you so sure it's an empty promise? We've made money back on investments before, so why would it be different now?

You make me out to be some idiotic imposter who just is interested in taking the money and running, but I'm not.

I'll tell you what, I'll get my current investor to post here and maybe that will alleviate some of your negative thoughts about me and rude comments made.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/130445962/Eric-Neal-Limited-Partnership-Certificate

At least he is properly registered, partnered presumably with his father?
According to that certificate it appears that 22 CENTRAL ST 4TH FL, IPSWITCH, MA 01938 is the real address of the business.


I wonder why they are using PO Boxes though in every website that they registered instead of their real physical address.

Strangely on White Pages appears that his address is on
1966 Maple St
Hopkinton, NH 03229-3333

Hm... New Hampshire?
Well that kinda makes sense considering that Affordable Financial Solutions LLP was also registered in NH, as confirmed the corporation registered in NH: https://www.sos.nh.gov/corporate/soskb/Corp.asp?1055312

Both companies seems to belong effectively by the same Eric Neal on November 25th 2009 (AFS) and April 3rd 2012 (NAA, so actually the "defunct site" is probably non-existant because it is newer... and considering the poor design of AFS he didn't really care and doesn't prioritize the creation of NAA's website) and the existence of a person named Eric S. Neal is pretty much confirmed.
Now the question is: Is tldoctor effectively Eric Neal? How can he prove that he is not an impersonator or an identity thief?
Someone with tldoctor's skills, it would be very trivial to do an impersonation of someone with credentials, planning for a long con.

Now, IF he is legit, considering that he is such an entrepreneur, I am still wondering why he would need third parties investing on portfolios instead of investing his own capital and keeping 100% of the profits. I don't understand why he can't put his own $9000 from his own pocket, it is such a low amount considering the potential cashflow of a business of this nature.
The only think that makes sense is that he doesn't want to take any risks whatsoever, transferring all the risks to greedy idiots who believe in the empty promises of reaping profits.

And if he can't invest his own money, it means he isn't that confident of the roi either.

This is kinda what bothers me about the whole thing, he has another company listed on the webpage
Neal & Associates, Lp
PO Box 1151
Middleton, MA 01949


They have a website listed at http://www.naa-recovery.com/ which is defunkt.
They use paysimple and paysimple does not support collections or any financial activity of the sort. I have tried to use them myself and even spoke to a under writer.

Google could find the approximate street address from above but not the actual looks like a school or something.
https://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&q=22+Central+St+Unit+10+Middleton,+MA+01949&ie=UTF-8&ei=3j1CUbXmK9ap4AOjpYBo&ved=0CAsQ_AUoAg

The address on the website is not even the one listed for the company
https://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&q=22+Central+St+Unit+10+Middleton,+MA+01949&ie=UTF-8&ei=3j1CUbXmK9ap4AOjpYBo&ved=0CAsQ_AUoAg

Via Yelp

THIS BUSINESS IS NOT BBB ACCREDITED

Affordable Financial Solutions, LLP
Phone: (866) 589-2094
Fax: (603) 782-4361

Phone number defunkt

Affordable Financial Solutions, L.L.P
P.O. Box 970
Nashua, NH 06031    map
Phone: (866) 589-2094
Website: http://www.afsllp.com
Email: [email protected]
Eric Neal   


Affordable Financial Solutions Llp in Hopkinton, New Hampshire
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Address: 1966 Maple St Ste 102, Hopkinton, NH, 32293333
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Another defunkt phone #
http://start.cortera.com/company/research/l5m4luk9s/affordable-financial-solutions-llp/

And this was just a scratch check.
Lots of websites, Lots of phone # some deleted stuff off a wiki done yesterday.

Can you prove to us that you actually are collecting & making money?

Not saying it is or is not, but it could have been a shelf company with prior history.
You speak as we? who is we do you own the whole business?
What is to stop someone from just buying the debt portfolio on thier own? I seen where you buy them from does not seem all the hard and they seem willing to sell them packages to anyone.

Now the big question is why aren't you using your own funds to invest on your own debt portfolios.
I would expect a decent collection agency to have at least 10,000 USD
Or is it that you want to transfer all the risk to third parties aka. investors, and reap all the profits without any risk.

So if everything goes well, everybody is happy.
But if shit happens (the debt portfolio is a dud), the poor investor is screwed.

So basically that's it between the lines, isn't it?

I don't have enough money to make this loan, but I do believe that this guy is legit.

In the dealing that I have done with him, he was nothing but professional.  I would imagine that this is the way that he conducts all of his business dealings.

Just my BTC0.02

Isn't this what debt collectors do? They buy paper from accounts for pennies on the dollar of the value of the debt and it becomes their debt? Agencies buy that type of debt all the time, especially if you 'are' qualified to report to the Credit Bureaus.

But you get credit for saying: "make almost nothing back."  That's a full disclosure.

You know that's actually a good idea, I can imagine if you get someone to pay the profits are great its just getting them to pay is the problem. But if you have a outlet to resell them hell, you cant beat that you can just re-bundle them and sell the rubbish off.