Debt Collectors Harass Consumers Day and Night for Debts They Do Not Recognize
Consumers receive relentless calls, emails, and texts from debt collectors for loans they never took, with no clear process to validate or dispute the debt. FDCPA protections exist but are difficult for consumers to invoke without legal help.
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