Debt Collector Has Wrong Address and Cannot Provide Original Contract
A debt buyer attempts collection with the wrong consumer address and lacks the original contract documentation. Without proper verification records, debt collectors cannot legitimately pursue collections. Data quality failures in debt sale chains leave consumers disputing unfounded claims.
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