Collectors keep calling — what can I do?

The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act allows $1,000 statutory damages plus fees for violations. Document everything.

Most states: 3+ repair attempts for the same defect, or 30+ days out of service. A lemon lawyer works free — manufacturer pays fees.

Wrong info on my credit report?

Dispute in writing first. If not corrected, FCRA statutory damages plus attorney fees apply.

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Consumer Protection

Debt-collection abuse, lemon law, credit-reporting errors, and fraud.

Who it's for: Consumers dealing with abusive collectors, defective vehicles, credit errors, or scams.

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Fee-shifting statutes (FDCPA, FCRA, TCPA) — often no cost to you
Lemon-law buyback or replacement of defective vehicles
Credit-report dispute enforcement
Robo-call and unwanted-text claims (TCPA)

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Collectors keep calling — what can I do?

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