When a Debt Collector Calls for Debt You Don’t Owe
(New York Times) — In a recent New York Times article, “Debt Collectors Face a Hazard: Writer’s Cramp,” David Segal detailed how debt buyers had been using an assembly-line approach to financial paperwork well before the recent foreclosure mess and how the debt buyers often end up pursuing the wrong person. If you happen to be this wrong person and find yourself pursued by debt collectors automatically calling for debt you don’t owe, here’s some good news.
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