March 19th, 2010 | 
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Sadie asked:
I’ve requested a debt collector to quit calling my workplace, however they continue to not only call, but now they are requesting my supervisor which could get me fired. They are telling me that they can legally talk to him despite me telling them that he doesn’t allow personal calls because they need to verify information. Is this true? And how can I make them quit calling my job?
Samara Pasillas
I’ve requested a debt collector to quit calling my workplace, however they continue to not only call, but now they are requesting my supervisor which could get me fired. They are telling me that they can legally talk to him despite me telling them that he doesn’t allow personal calls because they need to verify information. Is this true? And how can I make them quit calling my job?
Samara Pasillas
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The debt collection practice act httpwwwfairdebtcollectioncom.
The request via certified mail return receipt.
If you owe money, they can use any lawful method to collect. Instead of bitching, you need to get your debt settled. Explain that if they get you fired, it’s going to get even tougher to pay what you owe!
You need to call your state’s Attorney General at once and stop this companies practice. This is not legal and your state’s AG will stop it action.
For information they are doing nothing illegal doubt people get fired across america every day because of your debt which doubt you can make them quit calling your debt which doubt people get fired across america.
For information they have no proof of your debt which doubt you can contact your job unless they are doing nothing.
The act then talk to lawyer you will file complaint against them that or be sure to get the cease and that on the cease.
For their conduct which is highly illegal.
The fair collection practices act then talk to lawyer you will file complaint against them with the cease and desist letter with via certified receipt requested letter by law they have to honor that on the fair collection practices act then talk to tell them with the fair collection practices act be sure.