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BUSINESS & SECURITIES LAW
CONSUMER RIGHTS
DEBTOR' S RIGHTS
Communication by debt collector with third parties
Death & credit card debt
Guidelines for electronic recording
Harassing calls from collection agencies
Licensing of Massachusetts collection agencies
Venue for actions under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act
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John Tatoian
Attorney & Counselor At Law
150 Harbour Close
Unit 306
 New Haven CT 06519 

Worldwide Cell:(860) 490-4138
JTATOIANLAW@GMAIL.COM


United States District Court of Massachusetts, United States District Court of Connecticut & the State Court of Massachusetts




Harassing calls from collection agencies

Pursuant to 15 U.S.C 1692c (c), you have the right to send the collection agency a "cease and desist" letter which would bar them from contacting you further. If they persisted, you may have an action against them which, if successful, would entitle you to actual damages, statutory damages (up to $1000), costs and reasonable attorey fees. Also, assuming you are a consumer debtor residing in Massachusetts, you may also have a cause of action against the collection agency, pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 93, Section 49.