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Orkin/Rollins Acceptance Company Case

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Orkin provided bed bug service on the property at 3630 Morse Avenue, Sacramento, CA on June 5, 2015, and Rollins Acceptance Company purchased the contract from Orkin. Enclosed are your bed bug heat agreement, invoice/service ticket and personal guaranty of Tranquility Care along with your contract with Orkin/Rollins Acceptance Company. Please note that you are responsible for the contract that you signed on May 18, 2015. In addition, Mrs. Stewart also signed the contract on May 17, 2015. We have tried to reach you on the phone several times. We spoke with Mrs. Stewart on August 24, 2015, and September 2, 2015; however, we received broken promises to pay the account. Please remit payment of $2,787.96 immediately to bring the account current,

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