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Definitions Debt collector : Any person or agency whose primary business is collecting debts on behalf of others, including collectionagencies, lawyers who regularly collect debts, and companies that buy debts for collection.
Definitions Debt collector : Any person or agency whose primary business is collecting debts on behalf of others, including collectionagencies, lawyers who regularly collect debts, and companies that buy debts for collection.
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