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The
Fair Debt Collection Practices Act was created by Congress in
1977 in order to stop abusive practices by third party debt
collectors. The Act, in and of itself, has kept most of the 3rd
party debt collectors in line except for a determined few
who wantonly skirt the law in order to maximize their profits
through abusive debt collection practices.
These
companies have given a black eye to the Collection Industry as a
whole and have helped to fan the flames of frivolous law suits
that have in turn damaged the companies who ordinarily operate
within the federal laws and state laws. Many companies are sued in
U.S. District Court every day for alleged violations of the FDCPA and these
companies are compelled to settle claims out of
court simply because it is too expensive to fight it, even
though they know the alleged violation was a simple
misunderstanding or not a violation at all.
FDCPA
Violations.com was created to help debtors who have been
seriously abused by debt collectors who break the law as a
common practice and need to be stopped. Our referral service
allows you to get some help from those flagrant violators of the
FDCPA by referring your potential case to an attorney who
specializes in defending debtors who have had their rights
violated time and time again.
Our
services are free to all those who feel that
their rights have been violated under the FDCPA.
If you are unsure about whether your rights have
been violated, please read the Fair Debt
Collection Practices Act and locate the section
where you think an inappropriate action has
occurred and find out more about the law. For
those of you convinced that a violation of the
FDCPA has taken place, simply fill out our
referral request form and we will have an
attorney in your area contact you
directly. Please also read our disclaimer
before proceeding. Thank you using for using our
service.
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