If your bills have gone into collections, you are certain to get contacted by debt collectors, who are typically paid on commissions of some sort. That provides an incentive for them to bend the rules, or break the rules.
Their abuse and harassment is illegal:
- Calling you at work after being told to stop.
- Calling your mobile phone without your permission.
- Speaking to family, friends or neighbors about your debt.
- Yelling, swearing or lying to you.
- Threatening to sue you, or have the police arrest you.
- Sending letters that don’t meet strict standards.
Abusive debt collectors are counting on (1) you not knowing your rights, or (2) you not doing anything about your rights.
My purpose is to help you:
- Understand your rights; and
- Take action
It’s Time For Us To Talk
If you’re being harassed by bill collectors, you need to contact me right away. Take the first step in getting answers to your questions by setting up a free, no-obligation consultation.
