Debt Collections West Lafayette IN

Both state and federal laws protect consumers from unfair debt collection practices.

Local Companies

Bankruptcy Law Office of Mark Zuckerberg Atty PC
(317) 687-5152
333 N Pennsylvania St
Indianapolis, IN
Cbt Credit Services Inc
(574) 236-5975
105 E Jefferson Blvd
South Bend, IN
Production Credit Association
(219) 474-6755
US 41
Monticello, IN
Credit Counselors Corp
(317) 381-0146
5610 Crawfordsville Rd Ste 905
Indianapolis, IN
Eagle Credit Corrections
(812) 282-7627
332 E Court Ave
Jeffersonville, IN
Debt Doctors Formerly Money Masters
(765) 477-7070
2472 Glick St
Lafayette, IN
Credit Counseling
(765) 742-6846
Lafayette, IN
Consumer Credit Counseling Services
(574) 268-1943
850 N Harrison St
Warsaw, IN
Corrections Corporation of America
(317) 266-0181
730 E Washington St
Indianapolis, IN
Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Central Indiana
(812) 232-1803
2901 Ohio Blvd Ste 139
Terre Haute, IN

provided by: 

Both state and federal laws protect consumers from unfair debt collection practices.


Debt collection by telephone

A debt collector may contact you by phone only at convenient times - that is generally interpreted to mean between 8:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.
Debt collection by mail

Your financial affairs are private. A collection agency may not communicate with you by postcard, because then anyone could read the message.

An envelope from a collection agency must contain neither language nor symbols to indicate that the communication relates to the collection of a debt.


Can I stop a collection agency from contacting me?

If you do not want the debt collector to contact you at all, you can simply:

  • Notify them in writing that you refuse to pay; or
  • Notify them in writing that you want them to stop all further communication; or
  • Notify them of the name of your lawyer and tell them to communicate only with your lawyer.

Harassment by collection agencies

Federal law prohibits collection agencies from:

  • Making threats
  • Using obscene or profane language
  • Publishing lists of "deadbeats," and
  • Making harassing phone calls

Violators are subject to penalties of up to $1,000 per violation (which go to the government).

If you believe a collection agency has violated your rights, contact the Federal Trade Commission or see a lawyer who specializes in consumer rights.


Copyright © GotTrouble.com, Inc. All rights reserved.

Click here to read rest of the article

Featured Local Company

August & Associates, Inc.

3173569825
3707 North Shadeland Ave
Indianapolis, IN