Debt collector pursuing wrong person for ex-spouse debt
Amsher Collection Services is attempting to collect a debt belonging to a consumers ex-spouse and has failed to provide the original contract from the original creditor despite multiple requests. This represents a debt identity misattribution case with limited recourse for the wrongly pursued consumer.
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