article thumbnail

Class Action Accuses Collector of Using Inaccurate Name of Original Creditor

Account Recovery

Call … The post Class Action Accuses Collector of Using Inaccurate Name of Original Creditor first appeared on AccountsRecovery.net. The post Class Action Accuses Collector of Using Inaccurate Name of Original Creditor appeared first on AccountsRecovery.net. Want to learn more?

article thumbnail

Training Bytes: What should a collector do when the consumer is unhappy with the services provided by the original creditor?

Account Recovery

See all the Training Bytes videos by clicking here.

Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

Collector Not Obligated to Notify Creditor of Dispute, Judge Rules

Account Recovery

A District Court judge in Oklahoma has granted a defendant’s motion to dismiss a Fair Debt Collection Practices Act case, ruling the defendant did not violate the statute because it failed to notify the original creditor that the debt had been disputed by the plaintiff.

Creditors 246
article thumbnail

Dismissal of Collection Lawsuit Not Enough for Plaintiff to Pursue FDCPA Suit

Account Recovery

Winning a collection lawsuit because the judge ruled there was not a sufficient chain of custody to prove the account was transferred by the original creditor to the entity purchasing the account is not enough evidence that a juror could use to conclude a false statement was made, ruled a District Court judge in Pennsylvania, … The post Dismissal (..)

article thumbnail

Judge Grants MTD Over Offer of More Credit in Collection Letter

Account Recovery

Debt collectors are conduits — vessels trying to help original creditors recover unpaid debts. Oftentimes, the creditors will make requests or want certain offers included in letters sent to individuals. What happens when a creditor wants to make an offer as a means of trying to get an individual to repay a debt?

article thumbnail

Judge Lowers Attorney’s Fees by 30% in FDCPA Settlement

Account Recovery

A Magistrate Court judge in New York has awarded the attorneys representing a plaintiff in a Fair Debt Collection Practices Act $11,297 in fees, after the plaintiff accepted an offer of judgment in the amount of $1,050 over a $59 debt that was owed to the original creditor.

article thumbnail

Judge Grants MSJ for Defendant in Case Over Social Security Number

Account Recovery

A District Court judge in Illinois has granted a defendant’s motion for summary judgment in a Fair Debt Collection Practices Act case involving how the defendant, and the original creditor, came to be in possession of the plaintiff’s husband’s Social Security number. A copy of the ruling in the case of Billups v.