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how and when may a debt collector contact you.

11/29/2017

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Mike Lee
11/29/2017 02:43:18 pm

A debt collector may not contact you at inconvenient times or places, such as before 8 in the morning or after 9pm at night, unless you agree to it. And collectors may not contact you at work if they’re told (orally or in writing) that you’re not allowed to get calls there.

Debt collectors can contact you by phone, letter, email or text message to collect a debt, as long as they follow the rules and disclose that they are debt collectors. No matter how they communicate with you, it’s against the law for a debt collector to pretend to be someone else, like an attorney or government agency, or to harass, threaten or deceive you.

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  • Home
  • Locations
  • Services
    • Student Loan Options
    • Judgment Removal
    • Tax Lien Removal
    • Charge Off Removal
    • Collection Deletion
    • Credit Deletion
    • Opt Out Pre Screen
    • Chexsystems
    • Dispute Code Removal
    • Late Payment Removal
  • DEBT VALIDATION
    • Fair Credit Billing Act
    • Medical Debt
    • Student Loan Debt
    • F D C P A
    • Mortgage Debt
    • Installment Debt
    • Debt Options
    • The Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act
    • Fair Credit Reporting Act
  • Credit Repair
    • Time Lines
    • How Are Late Payments Affecting Your Score
    • Credit Score >
      • The Major Credit Reporting Agencies
    • Collection account removal
    • Clean Up Your Credit Report
    • How Long Do Items Stay On Your Credit Report
    • Ways to Improve Your Credit Score
    • Dispute Credit Report Error
    • How to Fix Your Credit
    • How to Remove Collection Accounts From Your Credit Reports
    • how to fix errors on credit reports
    • Eviction on your credit report
    • Credit Inquiry
    • Your credit report account mix
  • Make a Change
  • Credit Tips
  • Credit Coach
  • Fraudulent Credit Accounts
  • Negative Info Stays On Credit Reports
  • Debt Settlement Companies
  • Credit Score Boost
  • Establishing Good Credit Habits
  • Getting Your First Credit Card
  • HOW IMPORTANT IS A CREDIT CARD
  • How Many Credit Cards Should You Have
  • FAQS
    • Faqs2
  • National Lenders
  • Credit Card Companies
  • Free
  • How credit repair works