Private credit firms now hold $350 billion in consumer debt. When their investors demand returns, collection gets more aggressive on your loans and credit cards. Your FDCPA rights do not change, but you may need to enforce them.
Quick Answer: NC Senator Michael Lee’s proposed debt collection bill (S.B. 511) appears designed to weaken consumer protections rather than address legitimate collection needs. The state Attorney General’s office considers the legislation unnecessary, and critics argue it would ease documentation requirements for debt buyers rather than create fair collection practices.Yesterday I published this article about …
Quick Answer: Robo-signing in debt buyer cases raises serious legal questions about validity, as this $100 billion industry purchases uncollectable debt for pennies on the dollar then sues for full value. The lack of proper documentation and proof in these cases creates potential liability issues for debt relief providers who help settle potentially invalid debts.Here …
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