Debt collectors send collection letters to wrong names and addresses
Radius Global Solutions sent a collection letter to the wrong address with the wrong name and an incorrect account number, making it impossible for the consumer to dispute. This structural FDCPA accuracy failure means collection letters never reach the right person, bypassing dispute rights.
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