Here are some things you should do when dealing with collectors, besides calling the Law Offices of Jibrael S. Hindi for support:
When dealing with debt collector phone calls it is important to have a notepad handy to record the date and time that you are contacted. Also, write down the name of the employee who makes contact and what he or she says to you. The log will help you remember who calls from what company, and what debts each collector is inquiring about. Making note of the content of the conversation helps to spot any inconsistencies in your conversations.
Legally, collectors are not obliged to stop pursuing a debt simply because the debtor cannot pay it. Still, by letting the collection agency know that you are not in a position to pay, and explaining your financial circumstances, you may dissuade them from coming after you as they are likely to move on to other consumers.
When dealing with debt collection agencies, it is important to know what your rights are as a consumer and what they are allowed to do. You need a team of competent FDCPA lawyers on your side to build your case. Under the FDCPA, several tactics collectors may use are illegal. This act sets limits on how far they can go to try and reap your debt. For more information, contact us at 1-(844)-JIBRAEL or fill out this short form.
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