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How Do I Protect Myself from Spoof Calls?
Robocalls by telemarketers are a growing concern today. Fake IRS calls and telephone fraudsters asking for money are harassing thousands of people ...
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What Happens to Credit Card Debt When You Die?
Credit card debt is a pesky burden that impacts 55% of all Americans who have credit cards, and with interest, it can be challenging to pay off all ...
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Will Filing for Bankruptcy Stop Creditor Harassment?
Debt collectors are generally allowed to use a variety of tactics to recover the money that debtors owe, including texting or making calls, sending ...
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Atlas Consumer Law
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5 Things Debt Collectors Can Legally Do
Debt collectors have been known to unfairly harass debtors, which is why the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) is enforced to regulate this ...
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How to Report an Error on Your Credit Report
The information contained in your credit report is sold by reporting companies to creditors, insurers, employers, and other businesses that use it to ...
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FAQs Regarding Repossessions
Repossessions are often a daunting topic for consumers, especially for those wondering how a repossession can impact their financial futures. Our team ...
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Identifying Unlawful Phone Calls
Every day, a countless number of Americans receive unwanted phone calls to their phones from banks, debt collectors, and other companies. However, ...
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What Constitutes Creditor Harassment?
Financial struggles are immensely stressful. Whether it’s because of credit card debt, mortgages, student loans, or past-due service bills, harassing ...
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Atlas Consumer Law
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