Stop Northstar Location Services Harassment

If Northstar Location Services debt collector contacts you, you don’t have to tolerate abusive tactics. If you believe the calls, threats, or repeated contacts cross the line, that conduct may violate the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) and could give you options to stop contact, dispute the debt, and potentially pursue damages.

Table of Content:

• Who is?

• Why this Is Reaching Out to You

• Steps If this Keeps Calling

• Services Offered by Northstar Location Services

• Contact information

• Signs of Harassment 

• When They May Be Violating Your Rights

• If They Threatens Legal Action

• If You Owe the Debt 

• Your Legal Rights 

• How to Stop Calls 

• Reviews and Complaints

• How to Get Help With Company Issues

• Real Cases 

• Final Advice 

• Common Questions 

Who is Northstar Location Services?

Northstar Location Services is a collections company tied to The Northstar Companies and presents itself as a receivables/debt collection operation.
If you’re hearing from the Northstar Location Services debt collector, it may mean a creditor hired them or placed an account with them for collection.

Why Northstar Location Services Is Reaching Out to You

A collector may contact you if they believe you owe a consumer debt (credit card, medical, utility, telecom, or similar). If you think the debt is wrong, the amount is off, or you were contacted in error, you can request written verification (often called “validation”) before you agree to pay.

Steps If Northstar Location Services Keeps Calling

Take these steps immediately:

1) Start a simple paper trail (today)

Write down:

• Date/time of each call or voicemail
• Number shown on caller ID
• What was said (especially threats, profanity, or “pay now” pressure)

2) Request written debt validation

If you believe the account may be wrong or incomplete, request validation in writing and pause payments until you review what they send. Validation rights come from Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) rules tied to notices and verification.

3) Limit how they can contact you

If you believe calls are excessive or disruptive, you can send a written notice directing them to stop calling or to contact you only in writing. If you have an attorney, you can tell the collector to communicate through counsel.

Services Offered by Northstar Location Services

The company describes itself as providing receivables/debt collection solutions and offers online account access and contact options.

Northstar Location Services Contact information

Use the company’s published contact details when you send certified letters or request validation.

Northstar Location Services Phone Number list (as reported in the original article; keep for call-matching):

Signs of Harassment From Northstar Location Services

Northstar Location Services harassment may include patterns like:

• Repeated calls intended to annoy or pressure you
• Calls before 8:00 a.m. or after 9:00 p.m. local time
• Threats that don’t match reality (like arrest, criminal charges, or “immediate” legal action without a real basis)
• Misleading statements about the amount owed or who they are

These behaviors may be restricted under the FDCPA’s harassment/abuse and false statement provisions.

When Northstar Location Services May Be Violating Your Rights

If you believe a collector is:

• Calling at inconvenient times (outside 8 a.m.–9 p.m.)
• Using harassment or abuse
• Misrepresenting the debt or your options

…that pattern could potentially violate FDCPA rules.
If violations can be proven, an individual may be able to recover actual damages and up to $1,000 in statutory damages, plus attorney’s fees and costs, depending on the facts.

If Northstar Location Services Threatens Legal Action

If a collector threatens a lawsuit, treat it seriously but don’t panic.

What to do now

• Ask for written validation and keep copies of everything.
• Do not ignore court papers. If you’re served, you typically must respond by the deadline listed in the summons to avoid a default judgment.

If you think the threats are being used as pressure without a real intent to sue, that could indicate a misleading practice under the FDCPA depending on the facts.

If You Owe the Debt to Northstar Location Services

If you confirm the debt is yours and accurate:

• Consider negotiating a settlement in writing
• Ask how the account will be reported (paid vs. settled)
• Keep proof of payment and final terms

If reporting is inaccurate, you can dispute errors with credit bureaus and monitor results.

Your Legal Rights Against Northstar Location Services

FDCPA protections

The FDCPA restricts harassment, deceptive statements, and improper contact timing (generally before 8 a.m. or after 9 p.m.).

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FCRA protections

If you believe a debt is reported incorrectly, you can dispute it with the credit bureaus and review whether corrections are made.

How to Stop Calls From Northstar Location Services

Use this checklist:

Quick steps that often help

• Send a written request for validation and keep delivery proof.
• Communicate in writing where possible.
• Block numbers after you’ve documented call attempts.
• Dispute credit-report inaccuracies if you find them.

A practical tracking tip

Create one note on your phone titled “NLS log” and paste every new call entry in the same place. That record can be useful if you later speak with a lawyer.

Northstar Location Services Reviews and Complaints

Public complaint and review sources may include:

• BBB profile and complaint portal
• Other review platforms may also show consumer experiences (use caution and look for patterns, not single posts).

Court docket references related to the company have also appeared in public legal databases; you can search PACER nationally if needed. 

Get help With Harassment

If you believe the calls, threats, or credit reporting are crossing legal lines, getting help early can protect your evidence and reduce stress.

How Consumer Rights Law Firm PLLC Helps Stop Harassment

Consumer Rights Law Firm PLLC focuses on consumer protection matters involving unfair debt collection, unwanted calls, and credit reporting disputes, and can help you figure out what may apply based on your documents and the exact entity contacting you.

What they can do quickly may include:

• Reviewing call logs, letters, texts, and voicemails
• Helping you preserve evidence and build a timeline
• Sending cease-contact demands where appropriate
• Pushing for written verification before you pay
• Spotting conduct that could potentially violate FDCPA/Telephone Consumer Protection Act/FCRA rules

About attorney Derek DePetrillo

Attorney Derek DePetrillo is described by the firm as a consumer protection attorney focused on holding debt collectors and financial institutions accountable for unlawful practices.

• Call +1 877 700 5790 (dialable)
• Original article phone preserved: +1 844-791-1990

Law firm contact details

Real Cases Involving Northstar Location Services

I worked with Scott and he was an absolute pleasure! He was very swift, honest, resourceful, helpful. He reassured me that I would never be asked for any money out of my pocket. His assistance with settling my case lifted a huge weight off my shoulders! Thank you so much, Scott! God bless!

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Conclusion

If you believe Northstar Location Services harassment is happening, you can take control by documenting contact, requesting validation, disputing inaccuracies, and escalating when conduct might violate federal law. If you want help pushing back, Consumer Rights Law Firm PLLC can review what’s happening and explain your options.

FAQs About Northstar Location Services

Is Northstar Location Services a legit collector or a scam?

It’s presented as a real collection operation tied to The Northstar Companies. Still, impersonation can happen, so verify in writing and compare numbers to published contacts before paying.

Why is Northstar Location Services calling me?

They may be trying to collect a debt they believe is connected to you. Ask for written validation first, especially if you think the debt amount, dates, or ownership could be wrong.

What should I do on the first call?

Get the caller’s name, company, and mailing address, then request validation in writing. Avoid confirming sensitive info until you have documents you can review calmly.

Can they call before 8 a.m. or after 9 p.m.?

Generally, no. If you believe they’re calling outside those hours, that could potentially violate FDCPA contact rules depending on your local time zone and the facts.

How do I stop the calls?

Send a written cease-contact notice and keep proof of delivery. They may still send written notices or pursue legal action, but repeated calls after notice could raise compliance issues.

Can they talk to my family or employer?

Collectors may contact others only to locate you, not to discuss the debt. If you believe they’re sharing details, that could indicate an improper third-party disclosure.

What if the debt isn’t mine?

Dispute it immediately and request validation. If the collector can’t verify key details, you can continue disputing and monitor your credit reports for incorrect reporting.

Can I get money for FDCPA violations?

Possibly. If a court finds Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) noncompliance, an individual may recover actual damages and statutory damages up to $1,000, plus attorney’s fees and costs, depending on the case.

Will paying remove it from my credit report?

Not always. Payment may change the status to paid/settled but the item can still appear for a period if accurate. If you believe reporting is wrong, use the dispute process and re-check results.

How can Consumer Rights Law Firm PLLC help?

They can review your timeline, preserve evidence, and advise what may apply under FDCPA/TCPA/FCRA. To discuss options, call +1 877 700 5790 or visit Consumer Rights Law Firm PLLC.