About Sue The Collector – Fight Back Against Wrongful Repossession Nationwide
If they broke the law (breach of peace, kept your stuff, no notice) → You sue for $10K–$150K+ even if behind
We’ve canceled over $1 billion in debt & recovered millions – 100% free unless you win
Founded by Consumer Protection Warrior Jarred D. Johnson — after ruthless debt collectors harassed his family over old, uncollectible debts, he fought back, won big, and built Sue The Collector into the #1 national resource for victims of illegal collections and wrongful repossessions.
Today we partner with dozens of elite consumer law firms nationwide. Together we sue lenders like Santander, Credit Acceptance, Westlake, Ally, and repo giants like Renovo and Relentless Recovery — forcing millions in settlements and over $1 billion in canceled debt.
Consumer Law Isn’t “Normal” Law — It’s Your Weapon
If a repo man just towed your car, kept your tools/child seat/guns, or the lender is suing for a bogus deficiency — it feels like you’re powerless.
The opposite is true.
UCC Article 9 bans breach of the peace. FDCPA crushes illegal tactics. State laws force them to return your stuff FREE. Break one rule → they pay YOU thousands (plus our fees).
Get FREE Legal Help in 90 Seconds
Fresh repo? Kept personal property? Deficiency lawsuit? Don’t wait — statutes run 1–6 years.
We evaluate cases nationwide: wrongful repossession, medical debt, credit cards, foreclosures, student loans — you name it.
What We Need to Unlock Your $10K–$150K+ Case (Takes 5 Minutes)
- Credit Reports – Pull free at AnnualCreditReport.com
- Repo Paperwork – Notice of Sale, demand letters, emails/texts
- Call Log – Any calls/texts from lender or repo agent
- List of Kept Items – Tools, guns, child seats, laptop (photos = gold)
UPLOAD YOUR DOCS → FREE Wrongful Repo Case Review (90 Seconds)
Call 877-BAD-REPO • Open 24/7 • No Fee Unless You Win
No fee unless we win • Nationwide • Nights & Weekends
Serving all 50 states — from Texas, Florida, Georgia, California, and Tennessee to everywhere in between.
Related Guides:
Wrongful Repossession Nationwide •
They Kept My Stuff After Repo •
FDCPA Violations

