When you fall behind on your payments your creditors can literally go wild. Out of most collection efforts, calls are the worst!
They call you early in the morning, late at night, multiple times a day like there is no tomorrow. You pick up, you explain how you can’t pay and doing everything you can to keep all your bills current – still, they are leaving automated messages until you feel you have no choice but to quit answering your phone!
As you fall further behind, they turn the heat up, by sending you far more threatening letters and now having a live person calling you at home or work and it’s not uncommon for them to trace down relatives and neighbors and call them as well.
How to keep them under control

You Have Rights Even If You’re Behind with Your Creditors!
It can be embarrassing when you get behind with your debts. You might feel that you deserve to be harassed by creditors. Would you be surprised to learn that it’s illegal for a debt collector to harass you?
You do have rights!
If you read through the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), you will see that debt collectors may only call you during reasonable hours (8am – 9pm). So, if you’re getting calls at 2am, that’s not right and you can report the collector to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
You can report harassing Creditors to the FTC and you may even be able to sue them!
They are also not allowed to call you at your work if your employer doesn’t allow it. They may not lie to you, threaten you or abuse you.
One thing that most people don’t know is that if you write a debt collector and request that they stop contacting you, they must do so! Keep in mind that debt collectors do buy and sell debts regularly, so you might have to write another letter to the next one as well, but at least it will stop the steady stream of phone calls for a while.
Get them off you back for good!
If you learn how to control your creditors it will give you the tools to reduce the collection efforts, but the problem – outstanding debt is still there! Although many people will ignore the problem and hope that things will get better down the road, the truth is, your debt will not disappear unless you pay them.
So what can you do when you are behind on your bills, or about to fall behind? Does it really help to bring your account current? What can they do if you just simply don’t pay them? Is bankruptcy the only option?
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