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2021 Paid Debt Collectors and Creditors/Assignees Iowa Attorney General - 2021 Paid Debt Collectors and Creditors/Assignees Company Class 1-800-Hansons, LLC Assignees 21st Mortgage Corporation Debt Collectors 808 Consulting LLC dba Certified Auto Sales Assignees A & J Auto Sales Assignees A and P Auto Sales Assignees A.A.A. Collections, Inc. Debt Collectors A.R.C. Accounts Recovery (U.S.A.) Corporation LLC Debt Collectors A.R.M. Solutions, Inc. Debt Collectors AA Auto Sales Assignees AA Recovery Solutions Inc Debt Collectors Aargon Agency, Inc. dba Aargon Collection Agency Debt Collectors Abbott Osborn Jacobs PLC Debt Collectors Ability Recovery Services, LLC Debt Collectors Absolute Resolutions Corporation Debt Collectors Absolute Resolutions Investments, LLC Debt Collectors AC Autopay LLC Debt Collectors Academic Solutions of New York, LLC dba Recovery Solutions of New York Debt Collectors Academy Mortgage Corporation Debt Collectors ACAR Leasing Ltd. Assignees Accelerated Inventory Management LLC Debt Collectors Accelerated Portfolio, Inc. Assignees Accelerated Receivables Solutions dba CheckFirst Debt Collectors Accenture LLP Debt Collectors Accenture Solutions Private Limited Debt Collectors Account Control Systems Inc Debt Collectors Account Control Technology, Inc. Debt Collectors Account Liquidation Services Debt Collectors Account Recovery Specialists, Inc Debt Collectors Account Resolution Group, LLC Debt Collectors Account Services Collections, Inc. Debt Collectors Account Solutions for Account Payment Processing LLC Debt Collectors Account Solutions, LLC Debt Collectors Accounts Management Inc. dba AMI Debt Collectors Accounts Receivable Automated Solutions Inc. Debt Collectors Accredited Collection Services, Inc. Debt Collectors Acima Credit, LLC Assignees ACRI Inc. dba The Acri Company Assignees Activate Financial, LLC Debt Collectors Ad Astra Recovery Services, Inc. Debt Collectors ADF Services, LLC dba Personify Loan Services Debt Collectors Adjustable Bedding Concepts Inc dba Easy Rest Assignees Adler Wallach & Associates, Inc. dba AWA Collections Debt Collectors Admin Recovery LLC Debt Collectors Last Updated 9/24/2021_11:33 AM 1 of 40 Iowa Attorney General - 2021 Paid Debt Collectors and Creditors/Assignees Company Class ADT LLC dba ADT Security Services Assignees Advanced Call Center Technologies, LLC Debt Collectors Advanced Comfort Alliance dba Advanced Water Systems Assignees Advanced Financial Company Debt Collectors Advanced Water Treatment Systems, Inc. Assignees Advantage Collection Professionals, LLC Debt Collectors Aetna Life Insurance Company Assignees Affiliate Asset Solutions LLC Debt Collectors Afni, Inc. Assignees Afni, Inc. Debt Collectors AGCO Finance LLC Assignees AGCO Finance LLC Debt Collectors AIH Receivable Management Services dba Balance in Full inc Debt Collectors AIS Recovery Solutions, LLC Assignees AIS Recovery Solutions, LLC Debt Collectors Albia Motor Company, Inc dba Chariton Ford Assignees Alco Capital Group Debt Collectors Alder Holdings, LLC dba Alder, Alder Home Protection Assignees All Cellular Corporation dba Wireless Zone of Grinnell Assignees All Iowa Products, LLC Assignees Allegiant Capital Recovery Services, LLC Debt Collectors Alliance Collection Agencies, Inc. Debt Collectors Alliance Group & Associates LLC Debt Collectors AllianceOne Receivable Management, Inc. Debt Collectors Alliant Capital Management LLC Debt Collectors Allied Account Services, Inc. Debt Collectors Allied Collection Services, Inc. Assignees Allied Collection Services, Inc. Debt Collectors Allied International Credit Corp. (US) Debt Collectors Allied Interstate LLC Debt Collectors Allied Revenue Services LLC dba Allied Business Services Debt Collectors Alltran Education, Inc. Debt Collectors Alltran Financial, LP Debt Collectors Ally Capital Corp. dba Ally Bank Assignees Ally Capital Corp. dba Ally Bank Debt Collectors Ally Financial Inc. Assignees Ally Financial Inc. Debt Collectors Ally Servicing LLC Debt Collectors Alpha Recovery Corp. Debt Collectors Alternative Collections, LLC dba Asset Compliant Solutions Debt Collectors Altus Receivables Management, Inc Debt Collectors ALW Sourcing, LLC Debt Collectors Amazon.com Services LLC Assignees Last Updated 9/24/2021_11:33 AM 2 of 40 Iowa Attorney General - 2021 Paid Debt Collectors and Creditors/Assignees Company Class AMCOL Systems, Inc. Debt Collectors Amerassist A/R Solutions, Inc. Debt Collectors America Used Auto Assignees American Accounts & Advisers Inc. Debt Collectors American Coradius International LLC dba ACI Debt Collectors American Credit Acceptance, LLC dba Spartan Financial Partners Assignees American Credit Acceptance, LLC dba Spartan Financial Partners Debt Collectors American Credit Bureau, Inc dba Phillips, Bloom & Fierro Debt Collectors American Cycle Finance Assignees American Dream Home Improvement Inc Assignees American Enterprises International Inc Assignees American Enterprises International Inc Assignees American First Finance Inc Assignees American Health Filtration Assignees American Honda Finance Corporation Assignees American Honda Receivables II LLC Assignees American Honda Receivables LLC Assignees American Intercontinental University, Inc Assignees American Marine, LLC dba Dubuque Yacht Basin, Inc. Assignees American Profit Recovery, Inc. Debt Collectors American Recovery Service, Inc. Debt Collectors American Water Damage of Omaha LLC Assignees Americollect, Inc. Debt Collectors AmeriCredit Financial Services, Inc. Assignees AmeriFinancial Solutions, LLC Debt Collectors Amerifirst Home Improvement Finance, LLC dba AmeriFirst Finance Assignees AmeriNational Community Services, LLC dba AmeriNat Debt Collectors AmeriSave Mortgage Corporation Debt Collectors Ames Motor Company dba Ames Ford Lincoln, Nevada Automotive Assignees AmSher Collection Services, Inc. Debt Collectors Anthium, LLC Debt Collectors AP Account Services, LLC Debt Collectors Apache Global Intelligence, Inc. dba CoreLogic Business Solutions, Inc Debt Collectors Apelles, LLC Debt Collectors Apple Inc. Assignees Appliance & Furniture RentAll, Inc. Assignees Appliance Plus of Oelwein dba Appliance Plus Assignees Applied Data Finance, LLC dba Personify Financial Debt Collectors Aqua Finance, Inc. Debt Collectors Aqua Finance, Inc. dba Culligan Finance Company Assignees ARC Management Group, LLC Debt Collectors ARC Select Services, LLC Debt Collectors Arcon Credit Solutions LLC Debt Collectors Last Updated 9/24/2021_11:33 AM 3 of 40 Iowa Attorney General - 2021 Paid Debt Collectors and Creditors/Assignees Company Class Argolica, LLC Debt Collectors Armin, O'Conner & Boch, LLC Debt Collectors Arnold Scott Harris, P.C. Debt Collectors Arona Corporation dba Arona Home Essentials Assignees ARS National Services, Inc. Debt Collectors ARS Portfolio Services, LLC Debt Collectors Arstrat, LLC Debt Collectors AscensionPoint Recovery Services, LLC Debt Collectors Asher Motor Company, Inc Assignees Aspen University, Inc. Assignees Aspire Resources Inc. dba Aspire Servicing Center Debt Collectors Asset Acceptance LLC Assignees Asset Acceptance LLC Debt Collectors Asset Discovery Corporation dba Integrity Plus Collections Debt Collectors Asset Management Services USA LLC Assignees Asset Recovery Bureau LLC Debt Collectors Asset Recovery Solutions, LLC Debt Collectors Asset Resolution Corporation Debt Collectors AssetCare, LLC Debt Collectors Associated Collectors, Inc. Debt Collectors Associated Credit Services, Inc. Debt Collectors Assurant Payment Services, Inc. Assignees Astra Business Services Private Limited Inc Debt Collectors AT&T Mobility Next Operations LLC Assignees ATG Credit, LLC Assignees ATG Credit, LLC Debt Collectors Atlantic Credit & Finance Special Finance Unit III, LLC Debt Collectors Atlantic Credit & Finance Special Finance Unit, LLC Debt Collectors Atlantic Credit & Finance, Inc Debt Collectors Atlantic Recovery Solutions LLC Debt Collectors Atlantica, LLC Debt Collectors Auto Sales San Juan, LLC Assignees Auto Source, LLC Assignees Auto$mart Inc Assignees Autohaus Ltd dba Carousel Motors Assignees Autoland Assignees Automated Accounts Management Services, LLC dba AAMS Debt Collectors Automated Collection Services, Inc. Debt Collectors Automotive Credit Corporation Assignees Autovest, LLC Assignees AV Leasing, Inc. Assignees AV Leasing, Inc. Debt Collectors Avant, LLC Debt Collectors Last Updated 9/24/2021_11:33 AM 4 of 40 Iowa Attorney General - 2021 Paid Debt Collectors and Creditors/Assignees Company Class Axela Technologies, Inc. dba Schwartz Vays Debt Collectors Axiom Acquisition Ventures, LLC Assignees Axis Financial Services, Inc. Debt Collectors Aztec Motors Assignees Baires Auto Sales Assignees Banco Popular de Puerto Rico Assignees Banco Popular de Puerto Rico Debt Collectors Bank of the West Auto Trust 2017-1 Assignees Bank of the West Auto Trust 2018-1 Assignees Bank of the West Auto Trust 2019-1 Assignees Bank of the West Auto Trust 2019-2 Assignees Barclays Bank Delaware dba Barclays Assignees Barclays Bank PLC dba Barclays Capital Assignees Barrett Auto Center Inc Assignees Barry Motor Company Assignees Bass & Associates, P.C. Debt Collectors Baxter Comfort Solutions Assignees Bay Finance Company, LLC Assignees Bayside Capital Services, LLC Debt Collectors Bayview Solutions LLC Debt Collectors BC Services, Inc Debt Collectors BCA Financial Services Inc Debt Collectors BCG Equities, LLC Debt Collectors Bell & Williams Associates, Inc. Debt Collectors Bell Global Solutions LLC Debt Collectors Belmont Finance LLC Assignees Beltway Capital, LLC Assignees Benuck & Rainey, Inc.
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