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I will write an fdcpa debt validation letter with a strict cease and desist
Decisive Legal Drafting, Debt, Negligence, Liability Disputes
I am Marcus Thorne, a licensed Solicitor (ID #449201) dedicated to consumer rights and civil liability resolution. I leverage federal laws to protect clients from abusive debt collection, professional...
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Are debt collectors calling your cell phone multiple times a day, harassing your family, or threatening to call your employer?
This is illegal. I am Solicitor Marcus Thorne (ID #449201), and I draft aggressive FDCPA debt validation letters fused with an ironclad Cease and Desist order to stop the harassment instantly.
Under 15 U.S.C. § 1692c of the FDCPA, you have the absolute right to dictate how a collector communicates with you. I will draft a relentless legal demand that requires them to validate the debt while legally forbidding them from calling any phone numbers associated with you.
My letter explicitly warns them that any further calls will result in civil litigation for statutory damages ($1,000 per FDCPA violation).
You deserve peace of mind. A template won't scare them, but a letter drafted by a licensed attorney will. Send me the collectors contact info and your account number.
Order today to silence the phones and take back control of your privacy.
Field of law:
Finance
Target country:
Worldwide
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FAQ
Will this actually stop the phone calls?
Yes. Once they receive a written Cease & Desist, continuing to call is a federal violation.
What if they call my boss?
My Standard and Premium packages explicitly forbid them from contacting your employer.
Can they still mail me?
You can choose to allow mail communication only, which is recommended to track the dispute.
What if they ignore the letter?
You can sue them for up to $1,000 per violation under the FDCPA.
Do I need to talk to them on the phone?
No. My letter states that all phone communication must end immediately.
