Comments on: Skip Tracing http://blog.fairdebthelpers.com/rogue-collectors/skip-tracing/ From FairDebtHelpers.com Sun, 01 Aug 2010 00:36:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Wakefield skip hire http://blog.fairdebthelpers.com/rogue-collectors/skip-tracing/#comment-225 Wakefield skip hire Thu, 14 May 2009 04:13:07 +0000 http://blog.fairdebthelpers.com/?p=147#comment-225 i cant believe that some people would go so low. Aswell as violating the FDCPA i also class is as harrasment and something should and must be done about this sort of thing. It is totally unacceptable. i cant believe that some people would go so low. Aswell as violating the FDCPA i also class is as harrasment and something should and must be done about this sort of thing. It is totally unacceptable.

]]> By: Jeffrey S. Hyslip http://blog.fairdebthelpers.com/rogue-collectors/skip-tracing/#comment-114 Jeffrey S. Hyslip Wed, 04 Feb 2009 07:47:40 +0000 http://blog.fairdebthelpers.com/?p=147#comment-114 Kim, Megan is correct. It appears that UCB is violating the FDCPA. Under the statute they are permitted to contact third parties only to acquire location information. Additionally, they are not allowed to disclose that they are contacting the third party to collect a debt. Here, you are the third party. They are trying to contact you to locate your ex-husband. Since they have contacted you more than once, it is a violation of the FDCPA. Additionally, since you know they are calling to collect a debt, obvioulsy they have violated the statute by disclosing that information. Please get in touch with us at 866-339-1156 and we will end the harassment. Kim,

Megan is correct. It appears that UCB is violating the FDCPA. Under the statute they are permitted to contact third parties only to acquire location information. Additionally, they are not allowed to disclose that they are contacting the third party to collect a debt. Here, you are the third party. They are trying to contact you to locate your ex-husband. Since they have contacted you more than once, it is a violation of the FDCPA. Additionally, since you know they are calling to collect a debt, obvioulsy they have violated the statute by disclosing that information. Please get in touch with us at 866-339-1156 and we will end the harassment.

]]> By: Megan F. http://blog.fairdebthelpers.com/rogue-collectors/skip-tracing/#comment-111 Megan F. Mon, 02 Feb 2009 01:20:40 +0000 http://blog.fairdebthelpers.com/?p=147#comment-111 It certainly appears as though this collection agency is violating the FDCPA. At your convenience, please contact our office at (866)339-1156 to discuss how we can help you with the harassment you are experiencing. It certainly appears as though this collection agency is violating the FDCPA. At your convenience, please contact our office at (866)339-1156 to discuss how we can help you with the harassment you are experiencing.

]]> By: Kim Walker http://blog.fairdebthelpers.com/rogue-collectors/skip-tracing/#comment-106 Kim Walker Sun, 01 Feb 2009 01:24:38 +0000 http://blog.fairdebthelpers.com/?p=147#comment-106 I have been contacted repeated by UCB for a debt that they are attempting to collect from my ex-husband and his wife (I assume current but did not know he remarried). For each contact, I told them that I have not spoken with this person for at least 15 years, don't know where he is, etc. On the last contact, they said they would remove my contact information and note that I did not know how to contact this person. Last night however, they called and left a message for MY husband and stated that they believe he is a relative of this person and need to speak with my husband to find out how to contact their person. It was a real stretch to contact me, and I have since learned that every call they placed after the first one is not legal. Now, they are contacting my husband as a supposed relative of my ex-husband? Come one.... I filed an electronic complaint with the FTC and submitted a query to the Oregon Attorney General's office. But really, I just want them to stop harrassing me. I divorced the guy because I don't want to have any contact with him or with anyone about him. If he were calling me, I would be able to get a restraining order to stop the harrassment. What am I supposed to do with these creeps? Thank you. I have been contacted repeated by UCB for a debt that they are attempting to collect from my ex-husband and his wife (I assume current but did not know he remarried). For each contact, I told them that I have not spoken with this person for at least 15 years, don’t know where he is, etc. On the last contact, they said they would remove my contact information and note that I did not know how to contact this person.
Last night however, they called and left a message for MY husband and stated that they believe he is a relative of this person and need to speak with my husband to find out how to contact their person. It was a real stretch to contact me, and I have since learned that every call they placed after the first one is not legal.

Now, they are contacting my husband as a supposed relative of my ex-husband? Come one….
I filed an electronic complaint with the FTC and submitted a query to the Oregon Attorney General’s office. But really, I just want them to stop harrassing me. I divorced the guy because I don’t want to have any contact with him or with anyone about him. If he were calling me, I would be able to get a restraining order to stop the harrassment. What am I supposed to do with these creeps?

Thank you.

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