1. What debts are covered.
2. How debt collectors may contact you.
3. How to stop a debt collector from contacting you.
4. Who else and how a debt collector may contact about your debt.
5. What you must be told about the debt.
6. Types of debt collection practices that are prohibited.
7. What control you have over your payments.
8. What to do if you don't believe you owe the debt.
9. What to do if you believe the debt collector has violated the law.

What debts are covered?

Any personal, family and household debts are covered. Including, but not limited to, auto loans and medical care.

How debt collectors may contact you.

Contact by person, mail, telephone, telegram or fax is permitted. A debt collector may not contact you at inconvenient times or places. A debt collector may not contact you before 8:00am or after 9:00pm. They also may not contact you at your place of employment if they know that your employer does not allow you to receive such contacts.

How to stop a debt collector from contacting you.

If you mail a letter to the collection agency asking them to stop, with a few exceptions, they must stop. They can contact you to;

• say that further attempts are being terminated.
• say what if any further actions are to be taken.

A collector may contact other parties only to find out where you live, your phone number and who you work for. They may not;

1. state that you owe a debt.
2. contact any party more than once, unless;

1. requested to do so by the party.
2. they believe that the earlier response was untrue or incomplete.
3. they believe that the party now has correct or complete information.
3. contact you by post card.
4. use envelopes with information on them stating that the mail is from a collection agency or related to the collection of a debt
5. contact you i
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6. Who else and how a debt collector may contact about your debt.
7. What you must be told about the debt.
8. Types of debt collection practices that are prohibited.
9. What control you have over your payments.
10. What to do if you don't believe you owe the debt.
11. What to do if you believe the debt collector has violated the law.

What debts are covered?

Any personal, family and household debts are covered. Including, but not limited to, auto loans and medical care.

How debt collectors may contact you.

Contact by person, mail, telephone, telegram or fax is permitted. A debt collector may not contact you at inconvenient times or places. A debt collector may not contact you before 8:00am or after 9:00pm. They also may not contact you at your place of employment if they know that your employer does not allow you to receive such contacts.

How to stop a debt collector from contacting you.

If you mail a letter to the collection agency asking them to stop, with a few exceptions, they must stop. They can contact you to;

• say that further attempts are being terminated.
• say what if any further actions are to be taken.

A collector may contact other parties only to find out where you live, your phone number and who you work for. They may not;

1. state that you owe a debt.
2. contact any party more than once, unless;

1. requested to do so by the party.
2. they believe that the earlier response was untrue or incomplete.
3. they believe that the party now has correct or complete information.
3. contact you by post card.
4. use envelopes with information on them stating that the mail is from a collection agency or related to the collection of a debt
5. contact you
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   vered. Including, but not limited to, auto loans and medical care.

   How debt collectors may contact you.

   Contact by person, mail, telephone, telegram or fax is permitted. A debt collector may not contact you at inconvenient times or places. A debt collector may not contact you before 8:00am or after 9:00pm. They also may not contact you at your place of employment if they know that your employer does not allow you to receive such contacts.

   How to stop a debt collector from contacting you.

   If you mail a letter to the collection agency asking them to stop, with a few exceptions, they must stop. They can contact you to;

   • say that further attempts are being terminated.
   • say what if any further actions are to be taken.
   Who else and how a debt collector may contact about your debt.

   A collector may contact other parties only to find out where you live, your phone number and who you work for. They may not;

   1. state that you owe a debt.
   2. contact any party more than once, unless;

   1. requested to do so by the party.
   2. they believe that the earlier response was untrue or incomplete.
   3. they believe that the party now has correct or complete information.
   3. contact you by post card.
   4. use envelopes with information on them stating that the mail is from a collection agency or related to the collection of a debt
   5. contact you
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      or from contacting you.

      If you mail a letter to the collection agency asking them to stop, with a few exceptions, they must stop. They can contact you to;

      • say that further attempts are being terminated.
      • say what if any further actions are to be taken.
      Who else and how a debt collector may contact about your debt.

      A collector may contact other parties only to find out where you live, your phone number and who you work for. They may not;

      1. state that you owe a debt.
      2. contact any party more than once, unless;

      1. requested to do so by the party.
      2. they believe that the earlier response was untrue or incomplete.
      3. they believe that the party now has correct or complete information.
      3. contact you by post card.
      4. use envelopes with information on them stating that the mail is from a collection agency or related to the collection of a debt
      5. contact you
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         1. state that you owe a debt.
         2. contact any party more than once, unless;

         1. requested to do so by the party.
         2. they believe that the earlier response was untrue or incomplete.
         3. they believe that the party now has correct or complete information.
         3. contact you by post card.
         4. use envelopes with information on them stating that the mail is from a collection agency or related to the collection of a debt
         5. contact you if they know you are represented by an attorney. If the attorney fails to respond within a reasonable time, the collector can continue to contact you.
         What you must be told about the debt.

         Within 5 days of contacting you, the collection agency must give you;

         • amount owed
         • name of person or business owed.
         • what action to take if you believe you don't owe the money.

         If the debt is not with the original debtor, you have the right to request and receive information on who the original debtor is. The collection agency must provide this information to you. Also, they must provide it within 30 days. During this time the collection agency can not try to collect on this debt until they get verification or the name and address of the original debtor is mailed to you.

         Types of debt collection practices that are prohibited.

         Debt collectors may not harass, oppress or abuse you. Such as;

         1. May not threaten or use violence.
         2. Use abusive language or language that is meant to abuse.
         3. Publish a list of names of people who owe debts.
         4. Advertise for sale any debt to coerce payment.
         5. May not use false statements, such as;

            1. Imply that they are attorneys.
            2. Imply that they are a government representative.
            3. Inply that you have committed a crime.
            4. State that they work for or operate a credit bureau.
            5. Falsely state the amount or legal status of the debt.
            6. You will be arrested if you don't pay.
            7. State that papers are legal forms when they are not.
            8. State that papers are not legal forms when they are.
            9. That they will garnish, seize or sell your property or wages. unless it is legal and they intend to.
            10. Threaten to take action that is not legal or there is no intention to take.
         6. Debt collectors may not;