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: Alabama Consumer BlogNew Video - Why Do Abusive Debt Collectors Call Third Parties?
By M. Stan Herring
With the economic slowdown, we are seeing more and more abusive debt collectors calling co-workers, neighbors, family members, and others in order to collect debts. These bill collectors know this is illegal but they do it for one simple reason:
It Works!
If you would like to read our free report on Making Collectors Pay For Contacting Third Parties either call us at 205-879-2447 or fill out our contact sheet on our website or on this blog or fill out the report form below and we will send it to you by email or mail - whichever you prefer.
Nothing is quite as effective as applying pressure to an innocent third party. Some favorite targets of collection agencies that willingly break the law:
1. Neighbors ("block parties");
2. Co-workers ("office parties");
3. Family members;
4. Preachers/ministers/pastors;
5. Ex-spouses, inlaws, etc; and
6. Anyone else that the collector knows will let you know that the collector has called.
We recorded a short video on this subject that you are welcome to watch. Be sure and get our free report on how to make collectors pay for illegal third party contacts - this lays out step by step what you should do.
Fill out this form for the free report!
Full post as published by Alabama Consumer Blog on May 22, 2009 (boomark / email).
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