If you are being harassed or abused by a debt collector:

 

• Answer your phone.

• Record the phone call if possible.

• Make a written note of the time, date and phone number of the call received.

• Save debt collector contact information on your phone or by taking a photograph.

• Save all letter correspondence from the debt collector including the envelope.

• Inform other third parties (friends, family, employer) other than your spouse that they may have a claim if the debt collector continues to call them about your debt.

• Contact a Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) Consumer Attorney.

 

 

 

If you are being harassed or abused by a telemarketer:

 

• Answer your phone.

• Record the phone call if possible.

• Make a written note of the time, date and phone number of the call received.

• Make a written note of whether or not the call is from a pre-recorded artificial voice or live voice.

• Save the telemarketer contact information on your phone or take a photograph of the information.

• Make a written note whether or not the phone call is an attempt to sell you a good or service.

• Contact a Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) Consumer Attorney.

 

 

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