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Follow Up Debt Collection Dispute Letter - Same Collector Today's Date Your Name Collector's Name Dear Collector, I am writing in response to your {letter or phone call} dated {insert date of letter or phone call}, copy enclosed. On {insert date of initial dispute letter} I sent you a letter explaining that I do not believe I owe what you say I owe and, in accordance with the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, 15 USC 1692g, Section 809(b): Validating Debts:
I must remind you that in my previous letter I requested the following information:
I also requested that if you have reported me to any credit reporting agency, that you inform them that I have placed this debt in dispute and to provide me with proof that you have done so. Furthermore, I asked that you immediately send a copy of that dispute letter to the company (creditor) that you say I owe money so they are also aware of my dispute with this debt. As of today, you have failed to respond to my requests! For your convenience, I have included a copy of my previous letter and a copy of the mail receipt showing that you received my letter on {insert date from mail receipt}. Since you have failed to respond I assume that you have been unable to validate the debt and therefore, I consider this matter closed. You may consider this letter your official notification that I do not intend to correspond with you on this matter again unless you comply with my requests, the FDCPA and the FCRA. I must remind you that any attempt to collect this debt without validating it, violates the FDCPA and that I am recording all phone calls and keeping all correspondence concerning this matter. Be advised that I will not hesitate to report violations of the law to my State Attorney General, the Federal Trade Commission and the national Better Business Bureau.
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IMPORTANT: Always send debt collection dispute letters by "official mail - return receipt requested" and keep a copy for your records. Also, recognize that the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act does not require collectors to respond to your dispute unless they intend to take specific actions such as pursuing court actions. Finally, don't be surprised if you never hear from the collector because when collectors cannot verify a debt, they usually drop the account or sell it to another collector.
Use this link if you have not sent an initial debt collection dispute letter
Be sure to use the Mailing and Record Keeping Instructions
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