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8 things debt collectors won’t say
The calls may be scary, but you do have rights you should know about. Here are some things to know before you decide how to respond. It should come as no surprise that if you fall behind on your bills, … Continue reading
Posted in Collections, Credit Card Debt, Debt Collection, Debt Collector Scams, Debts Owed, Judgment Collection, Judgment Debt, Judgment Enfocement, Judgment Recovery
Tagged client debt, Debt Collection, Debt Collector Scam, Debtors, judgment, judgment award, judgment collection, judgment debtor, judgment enforcement, judgment recovery
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State to Require Creditors to Validate Consumer Debts
The Massachusetts Attorney General published onerous new consumer debt collection practice regulations, deeming their violation to be an unfair trade practice. These regulations, which became effective upon publication, purport to govern every business and person nationwide who engages in collecting … Continue reading
Posted in Collections, Court Debt, Credit Card Debt, Debt Collection, Debt Collector Scams, Debts Owed, FInancial News, Judgment Collection, Judgment Debt, Judgment Enfocement, Judgment Recovery
Tagged Business debts, client debt, court judgment, Debt Collection, Debt Collector Scam, Debtors, judgment, judgment award, judgment collection, judgment debtor, judgment enforcement
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Why Is This Decade-Old Debt Still Hurting My Credit?
Most negative information can stay on your credit reports for no more than seven years, or ten years in the case of certain types of bankruptcy. Then why is an old collection account still appearing on a reader’s credit reports … Continue reading
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Tagged Business debts, client debt, court judgment, credit, credit card debt, Debt Collection, Debtors, finance, judgment, judgment enforcement
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