FDCPA Lawsuit – Sue Debt Collectors for $1,000 Per Violation (2025)
Calls before 8am or after 9pm? Threats? Lies? Calling your job or family?
Every single violation = $1,000 statutory damages + actual damages + our fees
100% FREE – the collector pays everything when they lose (and they usually do)
Every single violation = $1,000 statutory damages + actual damages + our fees
100% FREE – the collector pays everything when they lose (and they usually do)
Top FDCPA Violations That Pay $1,000+ Each (2025)
| What the Collector Did | What You Win |
|---|---|
| Called before 8am or after 9pm | $1,000 per call |
| Called your job after you said stop | $1,000 + actual damages |
| Threatened arrest, lawsuit, or violence | $1,000 + punitive damages |
| Used profanity or called you names | $1,000 per incident |
| Talked to family/friends about your debt | $1,000 + invasion of privacy |
| Lied about amount owed or “escalation” | $1,000 + actual damages |
We Sue These Debt Collectors Every Week
- Midland Funding / Midland Credit
- Portfolio Recovery Associates
- LVNV Funding / Resurgent
- Credit Acceptance
- Cavalry Portfolio
- Rausch Sturm
- Zwicker & Associates
- All third-party collectors nationwide
When the FDCPA Applies (2025)
- Personal, family, or household debt only (credit cards, medical, repos, etc.)
- Third-party collectors (not original creditor)
- Debt buyers & collection agencies = 100% covered
- Collection law firms = covered (Heintz v. Jenkins, 1995)
Do This Right Now If a Collector Broke the Rules
- Save every voicemail, text, and letter
- Write down every call (date/time/number)
- Never admit the debt or make payments
- Send us everything – we sue them for free
YES – Debt Collector Broke the Law → FREE $1,000+ Per Violation Review (90 Seconds)
Call 877-BAD-REPO • Open 24/7 • No Fee Unless You Win
Nationwide FDCPA lawsuits – we sue collectors in all 50 states.
Related Pages:
Calls Before 8am or After 9pm •
Debt Collector Harassment •
Talking to Family About Debt
