Debt collectors ignore active debt relief negotiations and continue collection
Pressler and Pressler continued sending collection letters to a consumer enrolled in Freedom Debt Relief negotiations, with no mechanism to enforce cease-contact during active settlement discussions. This structural FDCPA communication gap undermines debt relief programs by allowing parallel collection pressure.
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