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The question is do you have valid grounds to win a lawsuit? The charge of harassment is very subjective. The FDCPA does not apply to original creditors. The majority however adhere to the regulations because it is good business practice. If you sue and lose, you end up with more expense added to the original debt. Be that as it may, you can contact and attorney who specializes in creditor and debtor issues. Most offer free consultation or at a minimal fee. Or you can contact the clerk of the circuit/civil court of jurisdiction for procedural information.

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The actions of the credit card company do not constitute harassment if it is pursuing you for payment on a debt that you co-signed for. When you co-signed the contract you agreed to be responsible for paying the debt if the primary borrower failed to pay.

The credit card company has the right to sue you. You are not being harassed. You need to pay up because the debt will continue to grow the longer you wait.


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