Credit Card Collection TechniquesStop Collection Agencies Why do collection agencies spend so much energy calling you at annoying times to get your money? Most third party bill collectors get paid a percentage of everything they collect that's why! The debt collection industry offers big profits which attracts a lot of unethical agents. There are more than a handful of bill collectors that will go to any length to collect a debt and earn their commission. Even breaking the law! What normal decent individual would want to have a job coercing, manipulating and scaring people into giving money that they don't have? Anyone pocketing a commission off it! If you are currently experiencing the discomfort of threatening phone calls and letters, or if you ever do in the future, you can take comfort in the knowledge that you have the authority to put an immediate end to such harassment. Every citizen has this authority! The problem is that most don't know it! A federal law called the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act was created by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in 1977 to protect people like us from the abuse of loser bill collectors and collection agencies, limiting their tactics to extract money from debtors. Unfortunately, this law applies only to third party collection agencies and not to the creditor to which you owe the money, as they are usually banks, and assumed to be decent people. The Collection Agency Nullifier have provided "knowledge links" that provide you resources, secrets and tactics that will help you effectively deal with the collectors on the phone! It is a psychological game when you are on the phone with the collector. If you know your rights (rules of the game) YOU will be in control of the call---not THEM! While your taking control of the phone calls get your:
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