Debt Collector Seizes Entire Bank Account While Consumer Is Making Regular Payments
Debt collectors obtain bank levies and drain entire account balances from consumers who were making regular agreed-upon payments, leaving families unable to pay basic expenses. Consumers who believed they had informal payment arrangements are blindsided by legal collection actions they were never notified about.
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