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Stop Debt Collector Harassment

Are you being harassed by Debt Collectors?

You should know that it is against the law for debt collectors to harass you. The Fair Debt Collection
Practices Act (FDCPA), is a United States statute. The Act prohibits certain types of "abusive and
deceptive" conduct when attempting to collect debts, even if you really owe it. If your debt collector
has violated this law, you may be entitled to monetary damages to be awarded to you and pay for
your attorney fees.

Usually 99% of these cases settle out of court.

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TOP 5 DEBT COLLECTION VIOLATIONS

Excessive phone calls.

3rd-party disclosures (messages left on a public answering machines or phone calls directly to
your family, friends, coworkers, or neighbors).

The debt collector did not disclose who they were and that the call was from a debt collector.

The debt collector threatened legal action (threats of filing a lawsuit, taking you to court,
garnishing your wages, or putting a lien on your property).

The debt collector calls you at work even though you told the debt collector to stop calling at
work.

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A debt collector should not:

Phone you an unreasonable number of times

Phone you at an unusual time or unusual location

Disclose information about you, of your debts to
third parties

Use profane or other abusive language when
making contact

Contact you after you have submitted written
notification that you do not want to be contacted
any further

Falsely claim to be affiliated with any
governmental organization

Misrepresent the amount or legal status of any
debt

Threaten of to take any action that cannot be
taken legally

Blame and accuse you of having committed a
crime

Threaten to report or communicate false credit
information

Use forbidden and deceptive methods to collect
debts

Call you before 8:00 a.m. or after 9:00 p.m.

Call you, but not identify who he or she is

You may be able to:

Reduce or completely zero out your interest payments

Make them stop calling you

Erase the item from your credit report

May be possible to negotiate to eliminate the debt

Have your attorney fees paid by the collection agency

Get money for harassment from the collection agency

Avoid or reduce late payment fees

Combine several loans into one payment plan

Get errors in your credit reports rectified

Get invalid entries on your credit report removed

Get peace of mind and stop the harassing phone calls

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