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Examples of when a Debt Collector Breaks the Law
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Calling you BEFORE 8 AM
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Calling you AFTER 9 PM at night
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Calling Your Friends, Relatives and Neighbors About Your Debt
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Threatening You With Arrest
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Threatening You With Physical Harm
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“Robo-dialing” Your Cellphone Without Your Permission
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Falsely Threatening to Sue You
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Publishing a Collection to Your Credit Report and Not Sending You A Letter
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