Are you being harassed by a debt collector?
Would you like to put a stop to unfair collection tactics?
Do you have incorrect or false information on your credit reports?
What if they had to pay money damages to you and pay your attorney fees?
Sound to good to be true? Well, it’s not. Most consumers have no idea what rights are afforded to them under a federal law known as the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. Not only does the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act provide specific rules regarding how these companies must treat you when collecting consumer debts, but it also allows you to sue the debt collector for money damages when they violate the law. Best of all, the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act also requires the debt collectors to pay your attorney fees!
Don’t waste another day putting up with the unfair, illegal and harassing tactics of collection agencies. For a FREE CASE REVIEW with no obligation to you, simply click here to contact us.
If you want to SPEAK WITH AN ATTORNEY NOW, call us at (888) 332-7252. You will be connected directly to one of our attorneys, Mitchel Luxenburg or David Levin (no inexperienced associate attorneys or paralegals) to answer your questions and review your situation.
Even if you know you owe the debt they are collecting, the experienced consumer advocate attorneys at Luxenburg & Levin, LLC can help you do all of the following (depending on your situation), all at no cost to you for our services! We are not entitled to any attorney fees unless and until we earn a settlement for you! You pay us nothing while your case is ongoing.
- stop the annoying collection phone calls
- recover money damages ‑ cash for you ‑ from the debt collector
- possibly negotiate to reduce or eliminate the debt
- contest incorrect information on your credit reports
- recover our attorney fees from the debt collector
In addition, the Fair Credit Reporting Act provides significant rights to consumers to help them correct incorrect information on their credit reports and to stop improper use of their credit reports.
To learn more about your rights under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and the rules governing collection agencies, click here.
To learn more about how to contest incorrect information on your credit reports and your rights under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, click here
To review the text of these laws, click here. |
