violation fair debt collection act
Question Details: Is every notice a debtor sends you in violation of the collection act,especially if you been discharged of the debt,and been sent several collection notices afterward
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Yes, this collection activity would be a violation. This of course assumes that the creditors in question were listed on your schedule of creditors and receive proper notice of same.
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