Getting calls about your Boscov’s credit card debt?
Are you facing harassment from a third-party collector over your Boscov’s credit card? Do you feel threatened and harassed whenever you get off the phone?
Note that the law is on your side, and debt collectors are not allowed to act disrespectfully simply because they are trying to get you to pay off the debt you have incurred on your Boscov’s credit cards.
This law is called the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) and is codified as 15 U.S.C. § 1692 –1692p. This law ensures that you never have to face the unfair and harassing practices usually meted out by debt collectors in their bid to get consumers to pay Boscov’s bill.
The FDCPA clearly outlines what is considered harassing behavior from debt collectors. Take a moment to review the required information to see if anything sounds familiar:
Debt collectors may not use foul, heated, abusive, obscene, or threatening words to you
The collector contacting you over your Boscov’s Comenity card may not threaten violence or bodily harm to scare you and get you to pay your Boscov’s credit card
- 👉 They may not make false or misleading claims about the amount of debt or its legal status
- 👉 The collector making attempts to retrieve the debts on your Boscov’s card may not falsely represent themselves as a government agent
- 👉 They may not call you several times a day or outside of business hours specified by the FDCPA
- 👉 The debt collector may not ignore your wishes not to be contacted further about making a Boscov’s credit card payment
If your creditor has failed to adhere to these rules while attempting to collect your Boscov store credit card debt, then you may have a valid case. Call an attorney at 📲877-700-5790 to discuss your options and to learn about what compensation may be available to you. Click here to access more information or to start your claim process.
Who is Boscov❓
With locations in Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Ohio, Connecticut, and Rhode Island, Boscov is a family-owned department store that claims to provide honest pricing and quality merchandise. You can pay Boscov’s bill online by visiting comenity.net/boscovs/pay bill. Users can access various services and make payments directly on the Boscov site. If you need help, you can find answers to frequently asked questions or locate your bills on the Boscov website.
Contact information
- 📌 Address: 4500 Perkiomen Avenue. Reading, PA 19606.
- ☎️ Tel: 1 (800) 755-6391
Understanding Your Situation
Effectively managing your Boscov’s Credit Card account starts with a clear understanding of your current financial situation and how it relates to your credit card usage. Regularly reviewing your account information is crucial to staying on top of your spending and making informed decisions.
Comenity Capital Bank, the issuer of the Boscov’s Credit Card, offers online access to your account information. By visiting the Boscov’s website, you can securely check your balance, view transactions, and make payments, ensuring your username and password are protected. This online access provides a convenient way to manage your account and utilize the various services offered, such as online bill pay and account management tools.
If you have any questions or concerns about your account, Boscov’s customer support is available to help. They can assist you in navigating your situation and provide the necessary guidance. Additionally, creating a budget and tracking your expenses can help you better understand your financial situation and maximize the benefits of your Boscov’s Credit Card.
Regularly reviewing your credit card statements is also essential to ensure accuracy and detect any potential issues, such as unauthorized transactions or errors. By taking the time to understand your situation and using the resources available to you, you can effectively manage your Boscov’s Credit Card account and make the most of its benefits.
What are debt collectors allowed to do when collecting my Boscov’s credit card debt?
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✅ Try to collect a Boscov’s credit card payment when the debt has exceeded the statute of limitations
Debts, like most things, have an expiry date; this is what is known as a statute of limitations. You’re your Boscov credit card debt exceeds the statute of limitations, it means that you can no longer be sued for payment, however, you still owe the debt, and it may affect your credit rating. Debt collectors may contact you about making a Boscov’s payment after the debt has expired, they can, however, not threaten to sue you.
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✅ Demand for payment on your debt
The FDCPA laws say that a debt collector cannot harass you into paying your Boscov’s credit bill. It, however, does not say that the collector cannot call you up to demand payment. They are allowed to call you if you haven’t stopped them from doing so, text, email, visit your home, and send you notices for the collection of your debt.
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✅ File a lawsuit against you
If you fail to pay what you owe on your Boscov’s credit card, then the debt collector is allowed to sue you. The result of these lawsuits is not often pretty, with most of them ending in bank levies or wage garnishments. What’s worse is that the consumer may not show up in court, leading to a default judgment being entered against them.
If you receive a court summons from the agency recovering your Boscov’s credit card bill, the best thing you can do for yourself is to get a lawyer immediately. If you do not have an attorney, you can contact one at 877-700-5790 for further guidance. Additionally, ensure you are checking all disclosures and agreements before proceeding.
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✅ Sell or transfer your debt
Your Comenity/Boscov’s card debt may pass through several agencies in the process of collection. Boscov may sell the debt to a third-party collector who may then resell it to another collector if they have been able to recover no (or very little) money.
Be sure to get evidence if you have paid the debt fully or partially. Additionally, ensure you have any debt settlement agreements you have with the collector in writing as well.
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✅ Negotiate
Since the third-party collector contacting you over the payment of your Boscov’s credit card may have purchased the debt for just pennies on the dollar, you may be able to negotiate a percentage off the original amount.
While it may not always succeed, your chances of settling improve significantly with a professional, but it’s still worth trying on your own. Just be sure to have it all in writing. Choose the best debt repayment options available to you.
Managing Your Debt
Managing debt is key to financial health, and your Boscov’s Credit Card account should be no exception. To manage debt effectively, make timely payments and maintain a low credit utilization ratio, as high balances can harm your credit score.
Comenity Capital Bank provides convenient payment options—online, by phone, or by mail—to help you manage your debt easily. You can also use the Boscov’s website to set up automatic payments, ensuring that you never miss a payment and helping you avoid late fees.
If you’re struggling to make payments, it’s important to contact Boscov’s customer support to discuss your options and create a plan to get back on track. Creating and following a debt repayment plan can help you pay off your balance and improve your overall financial health.
Also, stay within your credit limit and avoid overspending to prevent debt buildup and protect your credit score. By managing your debt effectively and using the resources available to you, you can maintain a healthy financial situation and make the most of your Boscov’s Credit Card benefits.
Harassing calls from a Boscov’s credit card phone number?
- 📲 (610) 779-2000
- 📲 1.800.755.8030
- 📲 1-800-284-8155
- 📲 1-800-755-7872
- 📲 1-800-755-6391
If the answer is yes, then you are receiving calls from a known Boscov credit card phone number. You may be a victim of robocalls from Boscov. The list above is not all the numbers that Boscov has. The calls can be from different phone numbers and still be Boscov calling you. Cardholders might also receive text messages from these numbers about collecting a credit card debt. Contact our office now to begin stopping intrusive calls from a Boscov’s credit card phone number. Make sure you configure your browser correctly and enable cookies to manage your account online without issues.
Consumer Rights Law Firm, PLLC helps clients facing harassment from debt collectors, including through phone calls and other communication methods.
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Common Questions
Q1: Does Boscov’s have a credit card?
A1: Yes, Boscov’s offers a store-branded credit card issued by Comenity Capital Bank for use at Boscov’s locations and online.
Q2: Is Boscov’s Comenity Bank?
A2: No, Boscov’s partners with Comenity Capital Bank, which issues and manages their store credit card for customer purchases and payments.
Q3: What credit score do you need for a Boscov’s credit card?
A3: Generally, a fair to good credit score (above 640) improves your approval chances for a Boscov’s Comenity credit card.
Q4: Getting calls about your Boscov’s credit card debt?
A4: If you’re receiving frequent or threatening calls about your Boscov’s debt, you may be experiencing illegal harassment under FDCPA.
Q5: What is the FDCPA and how does it help me?
A5: The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act protects you from harassment, threats, or abuse by third-party collectors like those calling for Boscov’s debt.
Q6: Can debt collectors sue me for Boscov’s credit card debt?
A6: Yes, they can sue you if you default, though they cannot threaten lawsuits if the debt is beyond the statute of limitations.
Q7: What should I do if Boscov’s sold my debt to a third party?
A7: Ask for written proof of debt and keep all agreements. Third-party collectors must legally validate any debt they attempt to collect.
Q8: Can I negotiate my Boscov’s credit card debt?
A8: Yes, you can negotiate with third-party collectors to pay a reduced amount. Always get the agreement in writing for protection.
Q9: What are common harassment tactics by debt collectors?
A9: Repeated calls, abusive language, false identity claims, and threats of violence or lawsuits are all common but illegal under FDCPA.
Q10: What are Boscov’s credit card phone numbers linked to harassment?
A10: Known numbers include (610) 779-2000, 1-800-755-8030, 1-800-284-8155, 1-800-755-7872, and 1-800-755-6391. These may relate to robocalls or debt collection attempts.