Debt collectors continue calling workplaces after being told to stop
A lender's representative repeatedly calls a consumer's workplace despite email confirmation of receiving a request to stop, violating the employer's no-personal-call policy and causing the employee to be formally reprimanded at work. The collector acknowledges the request but continues the same contact pattern regardless.
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