Many are surprised that Allied Interstate, a subsidiary of iQor, is still in business. The company brazenly violates state and federal law regularly. Why then, is this being allowed? Consumers don't know how to protect themselves and properly report iQor. Suing them doesn't mean they'll be reported to the appropriate agencies.

If Allied Interstate has contacted you, then you need to report them to the FTC, your local Attorney General, and your state's financial services regulatory board. Once consumers begin to regularly report their crimes, it is then that their victims might see some justice.

iQor is the company that runs Allied Interstate and complaining consumers are contacted by the company iQor. iQor then begins attempts to collect the debt, yet they are not licensed to collect debts in many states.

If you look up Allied Interstate on the Better Business Bureau, the contact information is for iQor. If you contact Allied Interstate via e-mail, iQor responds. This is very suspicious, possibly illegal, and needs to be investigated.

The point is, if either of these companies contact you, report them immediately. After reporting Allied Interstate and iQor to the appropriate state and federal authorities, contact a local consumer protection attorney immediately. These attorneys will take your case without charging you anything. Allied Interstate will be forced to cut you a check, plain and simple.

Let's stop these bullies and get rid of iQor and Allied Interstate today!