Debt collectors fail to provide adequate debt verification information
Harris and Harris debt collectors do not provide sufficient information for consumers to verify the legitimacy of debts they are attempting to collect, a structural FDCPA compliance violation. Consumers disputing debts are left unable to challenge collection without proper documentation, creating a systemic enforcement gap.
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