Debt collectors ignoring cease-communication orders from consumers
Consumers who explicitly invoke their FDCPA right to stop collection contact find collectors continuing to call or write anyway. The statutory requirement is clear, but enforcement depends on individual complaints to the CFPB or private litigation. Consumers with no legal resources have no practical mechanism to stop the harassment.
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