Loan Servicers Harassing Borrowers Within Grace Period, Contacting Unauthorized Third Parties
Lenders begin aggressive collection calls the day after a missed due date, even within the contractual grace period. They contact unauthorized third parties such as parents or relatives, violating FDCPA restrictions. Borrowers face home visits during grace periods for payments that are technically not yet late.
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