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There has been plenty of complaints about social media platforms like TikTok dispelling some crazy myths and strategies for consumers to try and get out of paying a debt, but maybe it can help consumers get out of debt, too. Could you see instructing your collectors to suggest opening up a TikTok account as a means of getting a consumer to raise money to repay a debt?
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A New Jersey Appeals Court has affirmed the dismissal of a Fair Debt Collection Practices Act lawsuit after the plaintiff claimed to be confused about to whom the debt was owed. The background: The case began when the plaintiff received a letter from the defendant that attempted to collect on a retail credit card debt for which the credit card was issued by a financial institution.
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