DO YOU QUALIFY TO RECEIVE UP TO $1000.00?
To recoup damages under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you must meet
the following criteria:
1.) As a consumer, the FDCPA applies only to the collection of debt incurred
by personal, family, or household purposes. (e.g., medical bills, credit card
debts)
2.) The debt collector coming after your debt must have committed harassment
or treated you unfairly. See the list below for the most common forms of
harassment and unfair treatment carried out by debt collectors.
The following behaviors are considered violations of the FDCPA. If you feel
that any of these apply to you, contact us today by giving our office a call (844)-JIBRAEL! See more
about debt collection rules.
- Calling you prior to 8:00 AM or later than 9:00 PM, or any time the collector has been notified that it is an inconvenient time to call.
- Contacting your family, neighbor or friend to tell them about your debt.
- Calling you without revealing his identity.
- Continuously calling you at work even after he has been told that you are not allowed to take calls at work.
- Using abusive language toward you.
- Engaging in oppressive or abusive conduct.
- Misrepresenting facts, like how much money you owe, or what actions he claims he will take to bully you into paying.
- Threatening you with arrest or criminal prosecution.
- Sending false information about you to the credit bureaus.
- Contacting you upon being informed that you now have attorney representation.
- Threatening you by using physical force, violence, or any criminal means causing you, your property, or your reputation harm.
- Calling you using a computerized/automatic dialer without consent.
- Leaving you pre-recorded voicemails without your consent. This is a violation of the TCPA. We handle TCPA lawsuits in Miami.
