You people did borrow the money! No one forced you to take a short term loan such as a payday loan, but you did. So, you for any good reason or bad reason did not repay it, yes, they can go after you. BUT, you need to read the laws of your state in regards to NSF checks. I will also say, those of you spouting that they are breaking rules of FDCPA are incorrect!!!! FDCPA rules and laws apply to third party collections. NOT first party such as ACE. You can ask them not to call your work, and they must not call FOR you, but can call and speak to HR or manager to confirn certain information with out letting your company know specifics. Now if your company asks who they are and they say ACE CASH and your supervisor knows what ACE is then the supervisor can put 2 and 2 together. That is not breaking the law. It amazes me the amount of comments I have just read on another forum about these FIRST PARTY collectors being rude etc, well again, you borrowed the money and it should have been paid back, and some people feel that the world owes them. They are getting calls from a collector who is doing a job of trying to collect on money you pretty much "stole" cause you didn't pay it back. Then you have the nerve to get on forums and gripe????? Again, the world owes you nothing. PAY YOUR DEBTS! They may be to the point, rude, and not so sympathetic, but hello, you owe money months after you were to repay it!!!!! I really doubt that any collector cussed someone. Calls are all recorded and they are trained to say what they say with out breaking the law. I work at a third party collection agency, and the FDCPA rules do apply to us and you take tests rules etc. Again, before you start calling the atty, read the state laws on FIRST PARTY COLLECTIONS. Again, FDCPA rules do not apply to places like ACE since it is the money they loaned you a LONG TIME AGO.