Absolutely not! Never ever do this. A collection agency can demand anything, however they have no legal powers. If the CA is working for the orignal creditor all they can do is continue mail and phone contact. The debtor even has the option of sending a "cease and desist" letter to stop them from any contact at all. Before legal action can be taken, the OC has to refer the account to a collection attorney licensed to practice in the state where the debtor resides. Or the account is sold to a third party collector who after attempting to reach an agreement can refer the account to an attorney for legal action. All this takes a great deal of time, the debtor should never be rushed into making a decision as to a settlement or any payment agreements. NEVER GIVE A COLLECTION AGENCY YOUR PERSONAL FINANCIAL INFORMATION!
Write your doctor and try to get the terms in a letter (that would remediate the proof issue that you raised). If the doctor is honest and this is truly your agreement with him/her, that should get the collection agency to stop calling, unless they are calling you for a portion of the unpaid, agreed-upon balance.
Yes, you have to say in every collection call according to the FDCPA (Fair Debt Collection Practices Act), regardless of the state you are calling in. You can take a look here www.fair-debt-collection.com
Yes, and they WILL keep calling and sending letters until you either: 1)pay them... or 2)have a lawyer call on your behalf. :( Yes, they are.
The best thing you can do is put a little time between when the collection agency first contacted you and when you plan to pay. Don't do anything fast. Slow it down. They will get tired of calling and be willing to settle after 30 to 60 days have passed.
Not all companies collect outside of the US, but when they do collect, collectors dont have any issue calling international
Send them a certified letter demanding that they stop, and further demanding that they only contact you via the mail. Advise them that they will be in violation of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act if they do so.
In order to stop a collection lawyer from calling you it is possible to ask a consumer protection attorney for help or pay the debt. Also, make sure the collection lawyer actually calls for a company you own money to.
by calling on his/her phone.
No. They should stop calling.
No they cannot it is against the law, once they have been told to stop calling your place of employment they must stop. If they do not you have a legal advantage. First send them a certified letter (with return receipt) demanding they stop, keep a copy for your lawsuit and keep the signature when it returns to you. Check out this link, this lawyer can take your case for free: http://lemberglaw.com/debt-collection-law-attorney.php?gclid=CPWj6dCqvJkCFQENDQodlg4Jug
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There are many ways one can contact the CBCS collection agency. One can contact the CBCS collection agency by calling them at the phone number 1-800-395-8289.
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The best way to stop a collection agency from contacting you is to write them to stop collecting you. It really is that simple after you write to them they are required by law to stop calling.
It is important to pay bills on time, every month. A collection agency calls to help a person with their finances and with paying their past-due bill, they stop calling when it is obvious they are not getting what they need, and they need to send it to a persons credit.?æ