Debt Collection Targeting Wrong Consumers Due to Identity Mismatch
Collection agencies pursue consumers for debts tied to states, schools, or institutions they have never had any connection to. Identity mismatches in collector databases result in harassment of completely uninvolved individuals. Without adequate due diligence by collectors before initiating contact, mistaken identity debt collection continues unchecked.
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