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Take Creditors And Collection Agents to Small Claims Court


Take Creditors and Collection Agents to Small Claims Court

This e-book is titled 'Take Creditors and Collection Agents to Small Claims Court'. This book contains details of how one of our community members sued his creditor on the basis of his consumer rights and won a case in the small claims court.

This e-book has all the details on how to sue and what documents and other proofs you should have when you are going to sue your creditor or collection agency. Also read the details on how you can sue and for what amount.

Take Creditors and Collection Agents to Small Claims Court

Take creditor thumbnailISBN No.: 0-9774442-9-5
Author: Debt Consolidation Care’s Community Members
About the book: There are instances when a collection agent or a creditor keeps you harassing which sparks off a feeling of insecurity. In this e-book one of debtconsolidationcare's community members narrates how he fought back by taking legal action against one of them in a small claims court.
Price: Free for download ($10 for printed book delivered to your address)



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