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The Government Is Looking for Consumer Input To Tighten Debt Collection Law
The following article is written by Michelle Singletary of the Washington Post. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is looking for your input in making debt collection laws even tougher. If you would like to share your input or suggestions, visit www.regulations.gov. WASHINGTON...
Read MoreSpoofing: Debt collectors sleight of hand dialing for dollars
As debt collectors become more invasive in contacting consumers, spoofing has been utilized with greater frequency. Spoofing is a calling scheme that allows a telephone caller to fool the caller ID system of the recipient. Unfortunately, the law has yet...
Read MoreAutomated Calls Ring in $500,000 Fine for One of Canada’s Largest Debt Collectors
An investigation by Canada’s federal regulatory arm, Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CTRC), found one of the country’s largest debt collectors iQor Canada Ltd guilty of violating consumer rights. Chiefly iQor was accused of using robocalls in an attempt to...
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