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How To Remove Delivery Financial Services From Your Credit Report

Better Credit Blog

Are you concerned about a collections entry from Delivery Financial Services? While falling behind on a payment or two might not seem like a big deal, collections-stage debt can do substantial damage to your credit. Read on to learn more about Delivery Financial Services and how to get them deleted from your report.

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Troutman Pepper Weekly Consumer Financial Services Newsletter

Troutman Sanders

On March 9, the House Financial Services Committee’s Subcommittee on Financial Institutions and Monetary Policy held a hearing to discuss proposals that would alter the CFPB’s structure and authority. On March 6, eight AGs won judgments, totaling nearly $245 million in the U.S. For more information, click here.

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Massachusetts AG Settles with Home Security Company over Allegedly Unfair Automatic Renewal Contracts, Improper Charges, and Debt Collection Violations

Troutman Sanders

million settlement with Safe Home Security, its CEO, and affiliated companies to resolve allegations that their practices violated state consumer protection laws by “trapping Massachusetts consumers in long-term auto renewal contracts” and engaging in illegal debt collection practices, among other activities.

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Passive Debt Buyer May Delegate Dispute Communications to Third Party

Consumer Financial Services Law

A New York District Court recently addressed the issue of whether the FDCPA requires passive debt buyers to personally register disputes or whether they can delegate that obligation to their third party debt collector/servicer. In Nunez v.

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How To Remove DCM Services From Your Credit Report

Better Credit Blog

DCM Services LLC primarily helps businesses collect on the delinquent accounts of the deceased by targeting their estates. They collect on debts in numerous industries, such as: Auto. Financial Services. This strategy is worth a shot whether you believe the debt is legitimate or not. Healthcare. Telecommunications.

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Is A Bank A “Debt Collector” Under California’s Rosenthal Act? Maybe Not.

FDCPA Defense

Unlike the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, 15 U.S.C. §§ 1692, et. seq. , (“FDCPA”), which, generally speaking, only applies to third party debt collectors, the Rosenthal Act broadly defines a “debt collector” to include persons or entities that collect on behalf of themselves or others.