Creditors contacting me at work
Date: Tue, 07/22/2008 - 14:39
Today, they called me at work. I have no idea how they got the #. I have moved to a new office with a new # that I haven't put on any applications. How do I stop them from calling me at work?
The fdcpa says that once you tell them not to call your job anym
The fdcpa says that once you tell them not to call your job anymore or you could get in trouble they must stop. If they continue to call after you told them not to tell them you will file a complaint with the FTC and your Attorney General.
However, if it is the creditor calling and not a CA, fdcp
However, if it is the creditor calling and not a CA, fdcpa does not apply.
What rules do apply to the original creditor and harrassment the
What rules do apply to the original creditor and harrassment they give? Just curious on what recourse people have to the harrassment they endure.
Ladybug - for the OC, only state laws can limit their collection
Ladybug - for the OC, only state laws can limit their collection efforts. Some states are good about that, some aren't. I know in Illinois, they can't do things like threaten arrest or call so much that it constitutes harassment -- but there's no law in IL that makes them stop calling your job just because you request them not to.
Unfair/Deceptive trade practices usually applies to all & most s
Unfair/Deceptive trade practices usually applies to all & most states have laws on the books. You would have to read up on your state laws & perhaps inform them that your employer does not permit personal calls. To stop them calling there,you will have to at least speak to them at home.
