What can I do about a fraudulent claim a collection agency is making against me?
Hopefully it is a scam but you should make sure you are not a victim of identity theft. You should first check your credit reports at...
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Hopefully it is a scam but you should make sure you are not a victim of identity theft. You should first check your credit reports at...
AT&T is notorious for violating consumer rights and I have sued them many times for ripping off consumers. It sounds like AT&T has violated the...
Nelson and Kennard is famous for violating consumer rights, but they might still have the right to collect interest and attorneys fees. You should...
If the dental office pulled your credit without your permission, it is likely a violation of the Fair Credit Reporting Act, and you would be...
The good news is there are strong laws that protect victims of identity theft, but you have to jump through a couple hoops first. The first thing...
In my opinion the letter violates the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) because it makes you think you can get arrested and that there is...
If you already received payment, the time to object to the settlement has most likely passed unless you never received notice.
You should dispute the debt with each one of the credit reporting agencies via certified letter, then wait 45 days. If the debt is still appearing...
You should first file an Identity Theft police report at your local station and also go to FTC.gov and fill out an Identity Theft Affidavit. Then...
Assuming the creditor regularly collects debts and the judgments were based on a personal (not business related) obligation, they are in violation...