How To Deal With Debt Collectors

We quickly put an end to debt collectors contacting you.

We are here to help you stop terrible debt collectors and force them to pay you damages. These services are provided to you at no upfront cost to you. Any monetary compensation in your case is used to reimburse our fees and costs. Debt collectors who violate the law are required to pay your damages as well as our fees and charges under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. As a result, you don’t have to pay anything.

Things debt collectors do that are illegal:

1. Calling you between the hours of 8 p.m. and 9 a.m.;
2. Calling you after you’ve told them to leave you alone;
3. Calling other parties, such as friends, relatives, and employers, and alerting them of the debt;
4. Threatening you with wage garnishment, judgment, and asset seizure; threatening you with police enforcement;
5. Failure to issue a formal demand letter to you;
6. Attempting to collect a debt after you’ve requested validation of the debt and it hasn’t been supplied;
7. You are being accosted by them with lying, swearing, or cursing;
8. Calling you again and over after requesting they no longer call you;
9. After you have warned them to cease calling you on your mobile phone, they continue to do so.

The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act prohibits debt collectors from violating people’s rights in a variety of ways.

If you believe your rights have been infringed or if you are unsure, please contact us for a no-cost, no-obligation consultation. Please contact us at 1 888-660-6544 or help@creditrobin.com

Debt collectors that do their job well do so. Debt collectors that are bad at what they do prey on people.