Debt collectors pursue wrong debt amounts without providing documentation
January Technologies attempts to collect an Affirm debt that the consumer denies while refusing to provide any documentation of the account. This structural FDCPA compliance failure prevents consumers from verifying or disputing debts they are asked to pay.
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