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You can certainly send a cease and desist letter. If they don't respond favorably, then you can bring suit. There may not be criminal charges involved, this is typically a civil suit, so you can't 'press charges.'
No credit agency will sue you. I believe you mean collection agency. Send the collection people a Cease and Desist letter (google "fair credit act cease desist). Then get a free credit report (your right!!)(the score doesn't matter so don't pay to get it). Then dispute the debt w/ the credit bureaus (the dispute letter will be found w/ the Cease and desist letter).
Cease means to stop, halt, or the dissallowance of something. So, here's some examples: The boys were told to cease they're noisy behavior. This means that the boys were asked to stop being loud. Another example: They were told to cease and desist. This means the same thing.
You must list every account that is in default and collection action has begun. You may, however, do so within a single written notice.
A Notice of Cease & Desisit Acknowledgement is drafted against a creditor in an attempt used to stalemate or discontinue further collection activities against a creditor. In order to do this you must first name yourself as well as the creditor within the Notice of Cease and Desist. You must specify within the grounds of this letter where and when you wish to be contacted, or to no longer be contacted by the creditor in the future at all. According to FACTA, (FAIR ACCURATE CREDIT TRANSACTION ACT, Amended as of 12/31/03, Re amended as of 01/01/04) which states that Creditor can only make communications with a client or said customer between the hours of 8AM to 9PM Monday to Saturday, but no contact as of Sunday. The time of contact must not be an inconvenience to the customer. Communication can be orchestrated by means of these methods... Fax, Telephone (Cell Phone, Digital, LAN Line), Written or Verbal, Electronic (this is email. However, even though one issues a Cease and Desist, the said creditor still has the ability to continue it's collection practice by means of filing legal against the said client who owes the debt as long as the debt is considered to be Complete & Accurate in Nature, meaning that based on Due Diligence, the client owes the debt. Max I. Jackson - CCRR Regional Finance Senior Assistant Manager
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They are not funny so do not laugh?
Write to their head office and ask to be removed from their list and send it recorded delivery so you know it has been received. If that doesn't produce the desired result get a lawyer to write to them demanding that they cease and desist. If they then continue to harrass you take them to court. Ironically, they are infringing your human rights.
Cease means to ends, finish, halt. So the antonym of this would be begin, start, commence.
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Yes, unless/until you request in writing for them not to do so ("Cease and Desist" notice). However, most attorneys realize problems can arise when taking such action and they have no desire to place a debtor's employment status in jeopardy. Therefore, they are usually cooperative when asked not to call a place of employment as long as they have other means of communicating with the debtor.
You don't. That is copyright infringement, and it's illegal. If you like certain features that they have, you can hire a web developer to develop them for you, or implement widgets, social media tools, etc. But copying their site, or it's design is infringement and can get you a cease and desist from their lawyers.