Collection notices arrive for debts the consumer never incurred
Meridian Financial Services sent a collection notice for a debt the consumer has no knowledge of and never incurred. Mistaken or fraudulent collection contacts are structurally common, often stemming from data errors or identity mismatches. Consumers must initiate the dispute process with no assistance from the collector in validating the debt's origin.
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