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If you send them this letter, they may stop calling you, but will figure out a way to harass your wife or your mother.
by maxawaytoolong 16y ago
If you send them this letter, they may stop calling you, but will figure out a way to harass your wife or your mother.
- dzlobin 16y agoThe same law bans creditors from contacting anyone related to you
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- patio11 16y agoThey're only allowed to contact third parties to find "location information" for you. If they have successfully made contact with you already, and you have forbidden them from further contact, speaking to any third party about the debt is a per se violation of the FDCPA. (Your wife is you and vice versa, for the purposes of the FDCPA. Barring them from speaking to you bars them to speak to her.) If it happens, take a day off work and sue them. You will win. Edited to add: Forgot to mention, always send mail certified if you are harboring plans of suing people for ignoring its contents. It costs $5 or so and you get written confirmation from the post office that they received the mail, which is admissable in court.