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Consumer Rights Law Firm PLLC is your trusted partner when it comes to addressing harassment from debt collectors, including unwanted phone calls. Don’t suffer in silence any longer – let our dedicated team put an end to this harassment. With our extensive experience since 2010, we are proud to have earned an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau. If the constant calls from your creditors are causing distress and trauma, you are undoubtedly experiencing harassment. Certain actions are strictly prohibited, and if your creditor is engaged in any of them, it constitutes clear harassment. Trust Consumer Rights Law Firm PLLC to protect your rights and put an end to this ordeal. Contact our office today!

This illegal behavior includes:

Contacting you at any time of the day, including late night or early morning. Visiting you at places you have not allowed access to, such as your workplace or residence
Making threats of harming you in person or abusing you over the telephone verbally
Threatening you with legal action which may not be applicable to your case at all
Misrepresenting the truth about your debt; intentionally providing you with false ‘information’ regarding the debt you owe
Passing on information about your debt to another person; informing the person who answers the phone or your door about your debt
Leaving a message regarding details of your debt with friends, relatives or neighbors
Not informing you that the responsibility of collecting your debt has been handed over to a debt collection agency
Another violation would be communicating about your debt on social networks like Facebook

Producing paperwork that implies that your debt is now a police or court matter
Suggesting ways in which you can pay off the debt, including selling your home or taking on another line of credit
Posing as an officer of the court. Misrepresenting their identity
Above all threats to have you arrested or to take away your property for fulfillment of the debt
Indulging in unfair practices, such as depositing a post-dated check before the due date
Trying to collect an interest or fee over and above the debt you owe, if this amount is not sanctioned by the law
In the case of a bank loan, it also constitutes harassment if the collection agents are using bank numbers to make phone calls for debt recovery.