Debt Collector Skips Mandatory Dunning Notice Before Credit Reporting
A collector reported a debt to credit bureaus without sending the required 1692g validation notice, and verified the debt without providing the original signed contract or itemized billing statement. The consumer had no prior warning or opportunity to dispute. This is an individual FDCPA compliance complaint.
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