Debt collectors will run from you

When your phone rings, or you get a text message, does your stomach knot up in fear?

Are you dreading the next message you get because you know it’s from a debt collector demanding money?

Do you leave your phone face-down so your friends and family won’t see the messages?

It’s time for you to become the hunter, instead of the hunted.

When you know your legal rights and how to protect them, suddenly, the roles are reversed. Instead of you being afraid of debt collectors, they’ll be afraid of you.

Because if you know how to catch a debt collector in one of these 53 legal violations, suddenly they owe you money. And in most cases, they’ll owe you a lot more than you supposedly owe them.

Since debt collectors exist only to make money, there’s nothing that scares them more than having to write a check to you.

The way to transform yourself from hunted to hunter? Learn those 53 violations and how to spot them.

Sign up for our free email course on debt-collection violations

Over the next few days, we’ll send you a daily email breaking down a new section of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, the federal law that applies to all consumer debt collectors in the United States.

In just a few minutes a day, you’ll learn how to spot each of the 53 violations listed in federal law—and then we’ll tell you how to use those violations to send debt collectors running, clear your good name, and even put money in your pocket.

Once you learn your rights under the law, you’ll never be scared of a debt collector again.

They’ll be scared of you.

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