Monitoring or recording telephone conversations with a consumer without first advising the consumer that the conversation could be monitored and/or recorded.Contacting a consumer known to be represented by an attorney.Contacting a consumer at his place of business with knowledge that the consumer’s employer prohibits such contact.Intentionally contacting a consumer at unusual or inconvenient times or places.Any type of harassing, oppressive or abusive conduct.Leaving telephone voice messages which fail to properly identify a debt collector and/or the purpose of the telephone message.The disclosure of any debt to any third parties including a consumer's neighbors, employer, co-workers, family members or friends.
Any false, deceptive and/or misleading statements in any communication to or with a consumer.
#Awa collection agency verification
Failing to advise a consumer that he has 30 days from receipt of a collection notice to dispute a debt or that a consumer may send a letter within that 30 days requesting verification of an alleged debt.The FDCPA sets forth numerous specific rules which a debt collector must follow. When a debt collector contacts a consumer strict compliance with the mandates of the FDCPA is required. The state of the national economy has resulted in financial hardship for many Americans. Unfortunately, loss of employment, divorce or illness may result in the inability to pay monetary obligations.
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