Payday lenders send abusive renewal solicitations to vulnerable borrowers
A small-dollar lender repeatedly texts and calls a disabled borrower with deceptive loan-renewal offers and abusive language, despite the borrower's financial hardship and repeated attempts to end contact.
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Debt Collection Spiral Destroying Credit Scores for Low-Income Consumers With No Exit Path
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