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Examples of when a Debt Collector Breaks the Law

• Has The Debt Collector:

• Lied To You About Anything?

• Embarrassed you or Humiliated You?

• Treated You Unfairly?
  

If ANY Debt Collector (Or Original Creditor in California Only) has done anything to collect a debt that is untruthful, embarrassing or unfair, then you MAY have a case! 

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Debt Collections In America.
Almost 32% Of Americans Are In Some Form Of Debt Collection Today.

What is the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA)?

The Fair Debt Collections Practices Act protects consumers from harassment and privacy violations by bill collectors. It was enacted in 1966 and was amended by the Financial Services Regulatory Relief Act of 2006. 

Congress wanted to regulate how debt collectors, companies that collect debts for another company, can contact and collect past due accounts. Prior to the FDPCA, debt collectors were able to use harassment, intimidation and outright scare tactics to collect debts. Not anymore. 

Now debt collectors must abide by a fair set of rules that govern their behavior. If they decide to ignore those rules, that is where SUE THE COLLECTOR's Lawyers step in and represent you. Debt Collectors such as AFNI, MIdland Funding, Midland Credit Management, Transworld, Encore Capital, LVNV Funding (or the Attorneys that represent LVNV Funding) are all either Debt Buyers or Debt Collectors. Debt Collectors are subject to the FDCPA (Fair Debt Collections Practices Act). Violations allow you to bring your own lawsuit using our Lawyers, potentially winning you up to $1000 for a violation of the Act. There are thousands of debt collectors, and many are fake and scams, so don't be fooled into giving your credit or debit card information over the phone without first requesting everything in writing. Debt collectors MUST provide a letter detailing your account within 5 DAYS of the first attempt to contact you. Didn't get any letter or they refuse to send you something in the mail?  
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• Calling Before 8AM or After 9PM 
• Calling Friends, Relatives or Neighbors Seeking Location Information when they already have your location information. 
• Calling your job (on your job owned telephone) when your job doesn't allow personal phone calls.
• Using Vulgar, Swears, Racist or Defamatory language to collect a debt.
• Lying to you about the status of your debt or how much you actually owe. 
• Lying about taking you to court or using "escalation" language like "we will advise our lawyers of your non-cooperation" insinuating legal consequences
• Adding Additional Fees, such as collections fees, late fees, interest charges or convenience fees coupled with accepting credit card payments

Who Can I Sue Under the Fair Debt Collections Practices Act?

The FDCPA or Fair Debt Collections Practices Act allows you to sue Third Party Debt Collectors. That description is applied to any company that collects debts "For Another" company. Here's who you can sue under the FDCPA if a violation of the Act occurs.

Any "Third Party" Debt Collector such as: (If you do not see them listed here, it's because there are thousands of debt collectors. These are the largest and most common in America)

• Midland Funding (otherwise known as Midland Credit Management, Asset Acceptance, Encore Capital Group)
• Transworld Systems
• CBE Group
• Diversified Consultants
• Portfolio Recovery Associates
• Harris & Harris
• Wakefield and Associates
• State Collections Services
• Alliance One
• Consumer Portfolio Services
• FirstCredit Incorporated (First Collections)
• UPG Collections
• GLA Collection Company
• M.R.S. Associates
• FMA ALLIANCE
• IC SYSTEMS
• ENHANCED RECOVERY COMPANY
• Convergent Outsourcing
• ALLIED INTERSTATE
• GC SERVICES
• PROCOLLECT
• Hunter Warfield
• Glass Mountain Capital
• Zwicker and Associates

Can Debt Collection Lawyers or Law Firms that Sue Me For a Past Due Account Be Sued For Violating The FDCPA?

Yes!  
Lawyers that SUE consumers for Debt Buyers such as LVNV Funding, Convergent Outsourcing, Asset Acceptance, and Midland Credit, can be SUED under the Fair Debt Collections Practices Act. They are liable to the Act and must comply to all of the standards set forth under the law. Attorneys and law practices who regularly engage in debt collection activity can learn some valuable lessons from a recent Eleventh Circuit decision concerning the FDCPA. In Miljkovic v. Shafritz and Dunkin, the court held, in a case of first impression, that representations made by an attorney in court filings during the course of debt-collection litigation are actionable under the FDCPA. 791 F.3d 1291 (11th Cir. 2015)

Debt Collections Law Firms such as:

• Harris & Harris
• LINEBARGER GOGGAN BLAIR & SAMPSON LLP
• BAYLOR SCOTT & WHITE
• WELTMAN WEINBERG & REIS
• Lustig, Glaser & Wilson
• Trott Law PC
• SmithMarco, P.C
• Johnson Legal Group, LLC
• Spilotro Law Group, LLC
• Fulton Friedman & Gullace LLP
• Edelson PC
• Gainsberg Law, P.C
• Keogh Law, LTD
• and ANY OTHER LAWYER OR LAW FIRM THAT REGULARLY COLLECTS CONSUMER DEBT IN COURT.