Unfair Debt Collection
Problems with debt collectors and creditors
- Collect more than you owe
- Impose exaggerated charges
- Threaten violence or harm
- Use profane language or insults
- Call repeatedly to harass or annoy
- Falsely suggest that they are attorneys or government representatives
- Threaten arrest or prosecution if you do not pay the debt
- Threaten to confiscate your property or garnish your wages without having the legal right to do so
- Call your friends, neighbors, family or place of employment
- Report erroneous or false information to credit bureaus
- Collect old debts which are time-barred by the statute of limitations
- Collect debts discharged in bankruptcy
- Try to collect a debt that does not belong to you
Watch some interesting videos about debt collectors:
- Video: Collector Threatening Arrest For Not Paying Debt
- Video: Collectors Exposed
- Video: Threats In Phone Calls–How Not To Collect A Debt
- Video: Dealing With Debt Collectors
- Video: Consumers Cry Foul on Debt Collectors
- Video: Debt Collector Tactics, Part I
- Video: Debt Collection Tactics, Part II
- Video: Debt Collection Abuse Hearings in N.Y.
- Video: Debonair Debt Collector In Spain
- Video: Debt Collection Illegal Threats
- Video: Debt Collector Threats and Tricks
- Video: Debt Collector Investigated
- Video: Consumers Stressed Over Dealings With Collectors
- Video: Online Debt Collection Tricks
- Video: Good Times For Debt Collectors

