By: todd-bean
The FDCPA is always good with their strict liability and its least sophisticated consumer standard, the 1K cap on statutory damages does not make it near as appealing as other consumer protection laws....
View ArticleBy: jessie-gomez
When the collection agency learn to lay down the phone and do everything by the good old united states posted services you will have low life deadbeat consumers trying to get a violation on the...
View ArticleBy: FriendoftheCourt
Webrecon’s sample set does not register many state-court filed actions. Take the projections with a healthy grain of salt.
View ArticleBy: todd-bean
Jessie, For once I finally agree with you (somewhat). It’s mind boggling why a collector will call and call and call when the consumer has bascially said get lost I’m not paying. Eventually you tick...
View ArticleBy: jessie-gomez
Todd, If we get a C & D letter we file suit and let a judge decide who is right.
View ArticleBy: todd-bean
Dang Jessie, two times in one day that I totally agree with you. That is the way it should be. Sue or move on. I am surprised that you would be following the FDCPA and ceasing communication. That does...
View ArticleBy: jessie-gomez
Mr Bean, my style is winning. The consumers don’t like US mail at all they love being on the phone. We validate a debit with a consumer and got a letter back like this. YOU NEED TO GET ON THE PHONE...
View ArticleBy: Filing for Bankruptcy Puts a Stop to Harassing Debt Collectors | Stop...
[...] FDCPA Lawsuits Projected to Decline in 2012 The total number of lawsuits against ARM firms filed in 2012 by consumers claiming violations of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) is now...
View ArticleBy: Every collection agencies has a story » Appeals Court Upholds Ruling for...
[...] FDCPA Lawsuits Projected to Decline in 2012 Even with a slight surge in FDCPA case filings in the first half of October, the total number of such suits filed in 2012 is 8 percent below those...
View Article
