It seems like a scam to me unless you recognize the card they are talking about, but even if you do, I would be wary. I wouldn't give them any...

I would dispute the information directly with any credit reporting agency that is reporting the late payment. If Experian is reporting it as late,...

I would send each of them a written cease and desist letter or to answer the call and tell them not to call you again. In regards to the FDCPA,...

Contact a consumer protection attorney. If the transaction involves a debit card transaction or using an ATM, there is a good chance it involves...

Keep records of all evidence that you have and you can contact a consumer protection attorney that is familiar with RESPA regulations.

The note on the account that says: "meet FCRA requirements" that you referenced likely means that you disputed the account and they reviewed the...

If the person stole your wife's credit card and is using it I would dispute all fraudulent charges with both the credit card company, as well as...

I would contact a consumer protection attorney that is familiar with the Electronic Funds Transfer Act. A consumer protection attorney should offer...

There are many cases going on after data breaches occur. I might also make sure that no one is using your personal information to credit cards,...

Make sure to save that letter and contact a consumer protection attorney that will offer you a free consultation. You'll want to reach an attorney...