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(10/22/09) Bradley spent a year in the initial company start-up at IMC Financial in Wichita, Kansas, where he formed its skip tracing unit and helped maintain the company's collection rates and buying relationships, before being hired by Challenger Financial in San Diego, California. At Challenger Financial, a start-up debt purchasing firm, he enjoyed a broad range of responsibilities, ranging from establishing a skip tracing unit to driving collection numbers on the floor until Challenger ...
(10/22/09) Bradley spent a year in the initial company start-up at IMC Financial in Wichita, Kansas, where he formed its skip tracing unit and helped maintain the company's collection rates and buying relationships, before being hired by Challenger Financial in San Diego, California. At Challenger Financial, a start-up debt purchasing firm, he enjoyed a broad range of responsibilities, ranging from establishing a skip tracing unit to driving collection numbers on the floor until Challenger ...
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(01/29/08) Jay Jones, who founded CFS with Bill Bartmann in 1986, was the target of a petition last week filed by collection agency GC Services which is attempting to force Jones to appear at an asset hearing and face possible wage garnishment action to settle the debt. Jones pleaded guilty in 2002 to conspiracy to commit mail fraud, wire fraud, bank fraud and money laundering in connection with CFS’ bankruptcy and was sentenced to five years ...
(01/29/08) Jay Jones, who founded CFS with Bill Bartmann in 1986, was the target of a petition last week filed by collection agency GC Services which is attempting to force Jones to appear at an asset hearing and face possible wage garnishment action to settle the debt. Jones pleaded guilty in 2002 to conspiracy to commit mail fraud, wire fraud, bank fraud and money laundering in connection with CFS’ bankruptcy and was sentenced to five years ...
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Former CFS Shell Company Head Reports for Prison Sentence
(02/23/04) Former CFS Shell Company Head Reports for Prison Sentence The Shawnee News-Star Shawnee, OK - Shawnee Attorney James D. Sill Jr., 59, has reported to the U.S Bureau of Prisons to serve a six-month sentence for tax evasion. Kathryn Tracy, public information officer for the south central region of U.S. Bureau of Prisons, said Sill is jailed at the El Reno Federal Correctional Institution. br> Instead, Sill's actions occurred against a larger backdrop involving CFS and ...
(02/23/04) Former CFS Shell Company Head Reports for Prison Sentence The Shawnee News-Star Shawnee, OK - Shawnee Attorney James D. Sill Jr., 59, has reported to the U.S Bureau of Prisons to serve a six-month sentence for tax evasion. Kathryn Tracy, public information officer for the south central region of U.S. Bureau of Prisons, said Sill is jailed at the El Reno Federal Correctional Institution. br> Instead, Sill's actions occurred against a larger backdrop involving CFS and ...
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Bartmann and CFS Still Active in Courts
(01/16/04) Late last week, James Sill, the former president of Dimat, Inc., the sham corporation that bought credit card accounts from CFS, was sentenced to six-month in prison for tax evasion. Sill did testify in CFS’s former CEO Bill Bartmann’s trial in October. According to reports, when Bartmann was informed of Sill’s sentence last week, he replied, "It sounds like justice has been served."
(01/16/04) Late last week, James Sill, the former president of Dimat, Inc., the sham corporation that bought credit card accounts from CFS, was sentenced to six-month in prison for tax evasion. Sill did testify in CFS’s former CEO Bill Bartmann’s trial in October. According to reports, when Bartmann was informed of Sill’s sentence last week, he replied, "It sounds like justice has been served."
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After Bartmann Verdict, Charges Dropped Against Other CFS Executives
(12/08/03) After Bartmann Verdict, Charges Dropped Against Other CFS Executives KOTV Criminal charges against a former executive of Commercial Financial Services Inc. have been dropped following the acquittal of the defunct debt-collection company's founder. U.S. Attorney David O'Meilia filed a motion on Friday to dismiss the charges against former CFS Development Director J. Bruce Hadden. Prosecutors requested the action following Bill Bartmann's acquittal on Wednesday on ...
(12/08/03) After Bartmann Verdict, Charges Dropped Against Other CFS Executives KOTV Criminal charges against a former executive of Commercial Financial Services Inc. have been dropped following the acquittal of the defunct debt-collection company's founder. U.S. Attorney David O'Meilia filed a motion on Friday to dismiss the charges against former CFS Development Director J. Bruce Hadden. Prosecutors requested the action following Bill Bartmann's acquittal on Wednesday on ...
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Global Debt Buying Report - Chapter 1: Portfolio Sizes in the U.S. Credit Card Market 
(03/15/06) Trend toward Larger PortfoliosPortfolio size is a fundamental consideration for debt buyers of all sizes. Special Events Also Increasing Portfolio SizeA number of “special events” in the debt buying market have made larger portfolios available for purchase by debt buyers, particularly on the resale market. --PAGEBREAK--><...
(03/15/06) Trend toward Larger PortfoliosPortfolio size is a fundamental consideration for debt buyers of all sizes. Special Events Also Increasing Portfolio SizeA number of “special events” in the debt buying market have made larger portfolios available for purchase by debt buyers, particularly on the resale market. --PAGEBREAK--><...
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