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FTC Shuts Down National Check Registry

The FTC announced in a press release that it shut down a group of abusive debt collectors from Buffalo, New York including National Check Registry.  These companies were outlaw “strong arm” collectors who called people all over the country threatening criminal prosecution and worse for those who didn’t pay them.  The principals in the company agreed to never work in the debt collection industry again.  Let’s see if this sticks.
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