Debt collector refuses to provide itemized receipt after written verification request
A consumer sent a written request for debt verification but received no breakdown or itemization of the claimed amount from the collector. FDCPA requires written notice and verification, but the statute does not set content minimums, allowing collectors to satisfy the requirement without providing any useful information for disputing the debt.
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