Debt Collectors Violate FDCPA by Failing to Identify Intent in Communications
Debt collection agencies make calls and send written communications without legally required disclosures identifying themselves as debt collectors attempting to collect a debt, violating multiple FDCPA provisions. Most consumers cannot identify these violations in real time and do not know they create grounds for lawsuit or complaint. Automated FDCPA violation detection and evidence documentation tools could help consumers enforce their rights.
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