Debt Collector Makes Repeated Calls Without Sending Required Written Notice
A consumer received biweekly collection calls for a debt they dispute on an account they claim was paid and closed, yet Sunrise Credit Services never sent written notice of the debt or the right to dispute as required by the FDCPA. When the consumer stated they were disputing the debt on calls, representatives simply hung up and called again. After six call requests for written documentation, none was ever sent.
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