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How to Resolve Debt with AmSher Collection Services

George Simons | January 09, 2025

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Summary: AmSher Collection Services contacts consumers about unpaid debts on behalf of creditors. Engage proactively, know your rights, and explore settlement options to resolve your debt. Solo provides tools to help you with the process.

Recovering outstanding receivables with care & consistency for more than 30 years" is how AmSher Collection Services (ACS) describes their mission. Their goal is to assist businesses in recovering debts while maintaining a professional approach. If you've been contacted by ACS, understanding your options can help you engage with them effectively and find a resolution that works for everyone involved.

With the right information and documents, you can communicate proactively with ACS, exercise your rights, and potentially reach an agreement to settle your debt. Keep reading to learn more about ACS, how they operate, and the steps you can take to resolve your debt responsibly.

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What is the AmSher Collection Services?

AmSher Collection Services, also referred to as AmSher Receivables management or AmSher Compassionate Collections, is an independent debt collection agency headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama.

Who does AmSher Collection Services collect for?

AmSher is a third-party debt collection agency. It works directly with the creditors or purchases the debt for a tiny fraction of the original amount. AmSher’s services generally focus on consumer debt collection on:

  • Credit card
  • Auto loans
  • Student loans
  • Medical bills
  • Personal loans

ACS also specializes in providing commercial debt collection services for companies with pending payments from other businesses. AmSher Collection Services’ contact information is as follows:

Address: 4524 Southlake Parkway, Suite 15, Birmingham, AL 35244-3271
Phone Number: (844) 227-4627
Website: www.amsher.com

How does ACS work?

When you miss making payments for several months, your creditor hires ACS to follow up on their behalf. Once AmSher receives your debt information, they will contact you via email, letter, or call to request the payment.

If you fail to respond, they will escalate their efforts and frustrate you with their attempts. If you further resist their efforts, they will enter your debt on your credit report (if they hadn’t already) and may also take legal action against you. In exchange for these services, your creditor pays ACS a percentage of the collected amount.

Read AmSher Collection Services reviews online

If you are looking for information about what consumers have said regarding their experience with AmSher Collection Services on an unpaid debt, then take a moment to read these reviews:

While AmSher Collection Services online reviews are pretty mixed, there are some reviews that indicate consumers can have a pleasant experience communicating with AmSher Collection Services to resolve debt. Let’s consider a real example from a borrower named Mariam:

“I was sent to collections for a bill I never received. When I contacted Benson @ Amsher Compassionate collection, he was willing to work with me and made the process quick and easy. The lady I also spoke to over the phone to make my payment was also very professional and understanding. My issue is resolved and I am very thankful.”

This review shows that AmSher Collection Services debt collectors are open to working with you to resolve your concerns and get your debt paid in a manner that works for you and your current financial situation. Communication is the key.

If calling a debt collector to negotiate doesn’t sound like your idea of fun, try using SoloSettle to negotiate online and resolve your debt through the digital settlement platform.

Exercise your rights when AmSher Collection Services contacts you

Even though ACS has the legal right to follow up on its debt, it should exercise caution in carrying out the process. Many debt collectors go against the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), which gives guidelines for conducting their business. In effect, FDCPA states that ACS should not:

  • Call you at odd hours of the day or night
  • Talk to loved ones, colleagues, or friends about your debt
  • Add a wrong debt to your credit report
  • Cause you fear or panic with threats of arrest

If ACS violates your consumer rights, submit a complaint to their BBB, CFPB, and Fair Trade Commission’s website. You can also visit your state’s attorney general's office to rep.

Learn more about your rights as a consumer from our guide on FDCPA Violations List.

Follow these steps to respond to a lawsuit against AmSher Collection Services

Taking consumers to court for a pending debt is often the last resort for most debt collection agencies. Do not despair if you’ve been sued by AmSher Collection Services. You can still beat ACS at this stage with the following steps:

1. Answer each claim listed in the Complaint

In the lawsuit, you'll see a complaint document that outlines the allegations ACS has made against you. The law allows you to answer in only three ways:

  • Admit: You agree the allegation ACS made against you is true.
  • Deny: You want ACS to prove that the allegation they made is true.
  • Deny for lack of knowledge: You cannot answer because you do not have enough information.

Do not admit to all the allegations, even if they are true. Let ACS prove they have a strong case by denying some claims.

SoloSuit can help you draft an Answer in minutes.

2. Assert your affirmative defenses

In this section, you can state why you are not responsible for the debt or the mistakes you believe ACS made while attempting to collect the debt. Some affirmative defenses you can use include:

  • You paid the debt in full, or it was canceled.
  • ACS did not show to have legal standing in collecting the debt for the creditor.
  • The debt amount is inaccurate.
  • The debt surpassed its statute of limitation.

Saying you do not have money is not a defense. Let SoloSuit assist you in writing your affirmative defenses by using our Answer document. Learn more about drafting an Answer in the following video.

Make the right defense the right way with SoloSuit.

3. File the Answer in court, and send a copy to AmSher Collection Services

You can make or break your case by failing to send the Answer in good time. Check with your state and ensure you send it within 14–30 days. Make three copies. Send one to the court, mail the second copy to the ACS lawyer, and keep the last copy in your records.

SoloSuit files for you.

Now, let's take a look at an example of how to beat AmSher Collection Services.

Settle your debt with AmSher Collection Services

Negotiating debt settlement with ACS is a good idea, especially if you want to avoid going through the stress and hassle of legal proceedings. If successful, you’ll pay the debt for less than the original amount.

SoloSettle, powered by SoloSuit, can help you settle your debts once and for all. As a tech-based approach to debt settlement, you can use SoloSettle to settle debt on your own by using its software to send and receive settlement offers until you reach an agreement with AmSher Collection Services.

Once an agreement is reached, SoloSettle helps you manage the settlement documentation that should be filed into your debt lawsuit case.

Plus, you won’t have to worry about your financial information being compromised, because SoloSettle will transfer your payment to the collector on your behalf, keeping your financial information private and safe.

To learn more about how to settle a debt with AmSher Collection Services, watch the following video:

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