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Certainly! Depending on the age of the debt, the amount, and several other factors, you can often negotiate a settlement for much less than what you owe.
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Can debt collectors trespass?
No, and generally debt collectors never leave their office.
Can debt collectors take settlement money?
Debt collectors can indeed take settlement money from someone if they owe debt. These collectors may take from what they need to.
Another name for debt collectors?
Debt Advisor
What are the release dates for Debt Collectors - 2012?
Debt Collectors - 2012 was released on: USA: 1 May 2012
Where can one find a list of debt collectors in the UK?
There are sites online that advertise their debt collection business. Some of these Debt Collectors are UK Debt Collection, Debt Recovery UK, Debt Collect and Debt Recovery Plus.
What may debt collectors do?
can a debt collector come to your house to collect a debt
What are the release dates for Debt Collectors - 2012 Debt Relief 1-2?
Debt Collectors - 2012 Debt Relief 1-2 was released on: USA: 1 June 2012
Who are the best debt collectors in the world?
The best debt collectors in the world would be International Collection Agency - The Debt Recovery Solution. They are recovery solutions for business and consumers.
Can credit card debt collectors go after your social security check?
No, credit card debt collectors cannot go after your social security check. Debt collectors are not able to go after your income under the Fair Debtors, Creditors Act.
Can debt collectors legally contact your employer?
There are specific laws in place to protect consumers from harassment from debt collectors. It is illegal for debt collectors to contact you at work if your employer does not allow this. Record all contact by debt collectors just in case you have to take them to court in the future. Also, I advise you to check online for laws in your state that protect you against harassment.
What can debt collectors do to collect debt?
Debt collectors (not the original creditor) is governed by this very nifty federal law: Federal Debt Collections and Practices Act (FDCPA). Sample of FDCPA and Sates see below in the link
Can debt collectors put you in jail?
No. Never.
