A Florida-based debt collection firm which claims credit unions as clients has been sued by the Colorado attorney general for allegedly faking documents.
Attorney General John Suthers charged United Credit Recovery in Sanford, Fla., with producing fraudulent documents the firm used to pursue repayment of charged-off credit accounts it had purchased from two banks.
Suthers also charged two Colorado firms, GTF Services and Standley and Associates, both of Westminster, with having purchased and used the documents when seeking to collect on the charged-off accounts that firm also bought.
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