Nco Group Calling Relatives

by Sharon
(united states)

This company has been calling my mother who is 88 and my children who are all adults. They call continuously and I do not live with any of them. They bought a old account apparently that was beyond the statue of limitations. My youngest son broke his neck when he was 14, I had to quit work and take care of him this was 6 years ago and I still do his home health care 24/7 today.

They have told my self and my mother and my other sons that papers are going to be served will someone be home and if your not her then have a photo ID. They have called me a liar and called 6 times in a 5 minute period last week.

They have not acted in a professional manner at all.

Reply from DebtCollectionAnswers.com:

Sharon,

A federal law limits the contact debt collectors can have with with third parties. If the collection agency is breaking the law in its efforts to collect this debt, you may be entitled to damages and your attorney's fees. We recommend you talk with a consumer law attorney right away.

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