Oct 3, 2017 | HOW TO DEAL WITH CREDITOR HARASSMENT ARCHIVES
When a person files for bankruptcy, any of his or her debts are forgiven or included in a payment plan approved by the court. We briefly discussed last week how it is possible for people to go ahead and pay for discharged debts if they want to do so. That, however,...
Oct 3, 2017 | HOW TO DEAL WITH CREDITOR HARASSMENT ARCHIVES
One Florida couple got fed up with the 700 calls they received from the Bank of America over late payments on their mortgage. The couple claims that the bank and their agents “badgered” them unrelentingly over four years. According to the Tampa Bay Times,...
Oct 3, 2017 | HOW TO DEAL WITH CREDITOR HARASSMENT ARCHIVES
When your finances become overwhelming, getting back on top of things can feel impossible. Adding insult to injury, debt collectors can be ruthless and are notorious for not following the laws regarding when and how they can contact you. If you are dealing with...
Oct 3, 2017 | HOW TO DEAL WITH CREDITOR HARASSMENT ARCHIVES
We have previously discussed how some debt collectors try to prey on people who they claim owe debts. The practices they use aren’t always legal. In fact, there are several things that debt collectors can do that can be considered harassment. The Fair Debt...
Oct 3, 2017 | HOW TO DEAL WITH CREDITOR HARASSMENT ARCHIVES
Our readers have often read blog posts in which we discussed how some debt collectors fall into the habit of harassing debtors. The types of harassment we have discussed include foul language, making false threats and back-to-back phone calls. There are some other...
