Item: Law Office of David M. Goldman PLLC
Rating: 5
Author: Bill H.

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FDCPA Violations

The following are some of the most common violations by debt collectors

not properly identifying the debt collector
annoying, abusing, or harassing people by calling repeatedly or letting the phone ring continually
using obscene, profane, or other abusive language
implying or falsely representing their affiliation with the state or Federal Government
implying that they are an attorney when they are not
falsely representing or implying the type, amount, or legal status of the debt
threatening to take action that is not legal
advertising a debt as being for sale to force payment by the debtor
using or threatening to use violence or other criminal means to harm the debtor, the debtor's reputation or their property
threatening to take action, they do not intend to take
communicating or threatening to report false credit information
using false or deceptive means to collect or attempt to collect a debt
using any false or deceptive means to collect information about a debtor
representing that the debt collector is part of, operates, or is employed by a consumer credit reporting agency
publishing a list of debtors who allegedly refuse to pay debts
collecting or attempting to collect a fee or charge unless it was authorized by the original debt agreement or permitted by law
falsely representing or implying that the debtor committed a crime or other conduct to disgrace the debtor
using communications that appear to be from a court, government but are not
using a post card to contact a debtor about a debt
implying that nonpayment will result in arrest, imprisonment, garnishment of wages, seizure of property, or sale of property, unless the action is legal and actually intended.
failing to communicate that the information obtained is used to help collect the debt
failing to disclose in the initial communication that the debt collector is attempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose
failing to disclose in communications that the communications are from a debt collector

If you need to stop a debt collection, contact a Florida Debt Collection Lawyer at our firm to discuss your options.

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