Debt Collector Pursuing Collection Without Providing FDCPA Validation
A debt collector is attempting collection while refusing to provide substantive debt verification as required by the FDCPA. The collector also refuses to return the account to the original creditor. This represents an individual legal dispute with limited systemic signal.
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