🚨Experiencing Credit Control Services Debt Collector Harassment?
Are you facing Credit Control Services debt collector harassment? Calls from a credit control debt collector can feel stressful, overwhelming, and sometimes intimidating. Nobody wants their day disrupted by repeated calls from a credit control collection agency about an old or unfamiliar debt.
Debt collection calls could be stressful and wear you out over time. That’s why you must understand your rights under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA). This federal law puts clear boundaries on credit control debt collection activities and prohibits deceptive tactics.
If a credit control debt collector is harassing you, misrepresenting a debt, or calling you about money you don’t owe, they may be violating your rights. In such cases, you can hold them accountable. Call us at 877-700-5790 if you’re experiencing Credit Control Services debt collection harassment. You may be entitled to statutory damages up to $1,000, plus attorney fees covered by the debt collector.
🔍Do I have to pay an unpaid debt just because a debt collector called❓
Many people assume that if a credit control debt collector calls, they must pay immediately. That’s not true.
Here’s why you shouldn’t rush into paying:
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If the debt isn’t yours: Some consumers get tired of the harassment and decide to pay just to stop the calls. This is a mistake. Paying establishes responsibility for a debt that doesn’t belong to you.
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If the collector lies about the amount owed: The FDCPA prohibits credit control debt collectors from misrepresenting balances. Don’t pay until they provide documented proof.
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If they cannot validate the debt: You can demand debt validation. If Credit Control Services, Inc. fails to verify details like the amount and creditor, you might be dealing with identity theft or even a credit control LLC scam.
🔍Who is Credit Control Services, Inc.❓
Credit Control Services, Inc. (sometimes listed as Credit Control Corporation or Credit Control LLC) is a third-party debt collection agency headquartered in Hazelwood, Missouri.
They specialize in:
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Delinquent debt collection
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Cash acceleration solutions
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Budget plan management
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Third-party insurance follow-up
Industries they collect for include healthcare, utilities, and commercial businesses.
- Who does Credit Control LLC collect for❓
According to their website, Credit Control Corporation specializes in Delinquent debt collections, cash acceleration solutions, budget plan management, and third-party insurance follow-up for clients in the healthcare, utility, and commercial industry.
📲Contact Information
Address: 5757 Phantom Dr Ste 330 Hazelwood, MO 63042-2429
Website: http://www.credit-control.com
Credit Control LLC phone number: (314) 442-7400, 877-277-6336, 314-669-7077.
Other numbers linked with Credit Control Services debt collection calls include:
8772776336, 8663832532, 8009151016, 8664175776, 8006709944, 8883657145, 8884019024, 800-288-1524, (314) 669-7064, 214-434-2374, 877-431-7780, 866-515-0382
If you see these numbers, you may be receiving calls from Credit Control Services.
💢Is Credit Control LLC legit❓
Yes, Credit Control LLC is legit. They are an accredited, licensed credit control debt collector. However, consumers often Google queries like “is Credit Control LLC legit” or “why is Credit Control LLC calling me” because of aggressive call patterns.
Many complaints can be found in Credit Control LLC reviews and forums. While they are legitimate, you should always request a debt validation letter before paying.
📜Credit Control LLC Settlement Under Fair Debt Collection Practices
If you’re considering debt settlement with Credit Control Services, Inc., here’s what you need to know:
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Debt settlement (also known as debt relief) lets you resolve debts for less than owed. Sometimes you can pay 10–50% of the original amount, depending on negotiations.
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Settlement can help you avoid a Credit Control LLC lawsuit over non-payment.
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You can negotiate directly with Credit Control Corporation or hire professionals to negotiate on your behalf.
⚠️ Keep in mind: forgiven debt may be taxable. Always consult a debt attorney or CPA when negotiating with a credit control collection agency.
📵Credit Control Corporation Pay for Delete.
A pay-for-delete agreement means offering a lump sum in exchange for removing the account from your credit report. Credit Control debt collector text messages or calls may include such offers.
Be cautious — this strategy doesn’t always work. Before attempting pay-for-delete with Credit Control Services, seek legal or financial advice.
📞Credit Control Services, Inc Phone Numbers
Are you receiving any harassing phone calls from any of the following numbers?
8772776336, 8663832532, 8009151016, 8664175776, 8006709944, 8664175776, 3144427400, 8883657145, 8884019024, 800-288-1524, 800-915-1016, 866-417-5776, (314) 669-7064, 214-434-2374, 866-383-2532, 877-431-7780, 866-383-2532, 866-515-0382 If the answer is yes, then you are probably receiving Credit Control phone calls. You may be a victim of Credit Control Services Debt Collection harassment, and you should contact us at (877)700-5790
📲Why is Credit Control LLC Calling Me❓
You may be asking, “Why is Credit Control LLC calling me?” Here’s why:
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They are a third-party debt collector, so the debt may not be directly owed to them but to the original creditor.
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They collect for hospitals, utilities, telecoms (e.g., Credit Control LLC Verizon accounts), and other lenders.
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Calls may involve wage garnishment or account withdrawals if a court judgment exists.
Always verify whether the debt belongs to you before paying.
💼Debt Collection Practices and Regulations
The FDCPA protects consumers from abusive credit control debt collection practices. Debt collectors must not:
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Call outside 8 a.m.–9 p.m.
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Call your workplace without permission
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Use threats, profanity, or harassment
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Misrepresent the debt amount
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Ignore written validation requests
If you experience credit control debt collector harassment, document it and file complaints with the FTC, CFPB, or your state attorney general.
⚖️Fair Debt Collection Practices (FDCPA)
Fair debt collection practices are essential to ensure that consumers are treated fairly and respectfully when dealing with debt collectors. The FDCPA outlines several key guidelines for fair debt collection practices, including:
- Debt collectors must identify themselves and state the purpose of the call.
- Debt collectors must not use obscene or profane language.
- Debt collectors must not make false or misleading statements.
- Debt collectors must not harass or intimidate consumers.
- Debt collectors must not contact consumers at inconvenient times or places.
These guidelines are in place to protect consumers from abusive debt collection practices and to ensure that debt collectors conduct their activities in a professional and ethical manner. By adhering to these fair debt collection practices, debt collectors can maintain a respectful and transparent relationship with consumers.
⚠️Credit Control Services Debt Collector Harassment
Consumers often report:
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Excessive phone calls
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Threats of lawsuits or wage garnishment
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Credit control debt collector texts using aggressive language
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Calls from multiple numbers in a single day
These behaviors may qualify as credit control services debt collection harassment, which is illegal.
📞Credit Control Services Debt Collection Calls
If you are receiving constant Credit Control calls, you can stop them by:
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Sending a cease-and-desist letter (certified mail).
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Keeping records of all credit control service phone numbers that contact you.
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Filing formal complaints if harassment continues.
This can provide relief and legal grounds for action.
📝Reporting Credit Control Services Debt Collection Harassment
To report credit control debt collector harassment, you can:
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File complaints with the CFPB or FTC
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Contact your state attorney general’s office
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Work with a consumer protection attorney
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Leave public agency of credit control reviews to warn others
💼About Us
Consumer Rights Law Firm PLLC is a law firm that specializes in helping clients who are facing Credit Control Services debt collection harassment from debt collectors. If you suspect that your debt collection rights are being trampled upon, contact our office to begin the process to stop Credit Control Services debt collection harassment you may currently be receiving from Credit Control Services, Inc. Our office has been assisting consumers since 2010, and we have an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.
Call us at (877)700-5790 for immediate assistance.
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FAQs
Is Credit Control Services allowed to call me so frequently?
Credit Control debt collectors cannot call more than seven times in 7 days. Excessive calls from Credit Control Services or Credit Control LLC may count as harassment under the FDCPA.
When can Credit Control Services legally call me?
A credit control collection agency can only call between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m. local time. Calls outside this time may violate debt collection laws.
What counts as harassment by Credit Control Services?
Harassment includes nonstop calls, threats, abusive language, or contacting you at odd hours. If Credit Control debt collectors behave this way, it may violate your FDCPA rights.
What should I do if Credit Control Services harasses me?
Keep a record of each Credit Control debt collection call, then send a written cease-and-desist letter. If harassment continues, report Credit Control Services to the CFPB, FTC, or your state attorney general.
Can I sue Credit Control Services for FDCPA violations?
Yes. If Credit Control LLC or Credit Control Corporation breaks the law, you may sue for up to $1,000 plus actual damages and attorney fees.
Do I have to pay a debt just because Credit Control Services called me?
No. You can request written validation of the debt within 30 days. Don’t agree to payments over the phone without proof the debt is valid.
Can Credit Control Services contact my employer or family?
No. Credit Control debt collectors cannot discuss your debt with family, friends, or employers—only to confirm your contact details.
What happens if Credit Control Services doesn’t validate my debt?
If you request validation and they don’t provide it, Credit Control must stop collection efforts until proof is sent. Continuing calls may be illegal.
Can Credit Control Services leave a voicemail about my debt?
No. Debt collectors, including Credit Control Services, cannot leave voicemails that reveal debt details or share sensitive information.
How do I stop Credit Control Services from calling me?
Send a cease-and-desist letter by certified mail. After that, Credit Control can only contact you to inform you of legal actions.
