Collectors often ignore debtors’ rights
Tue, April 21, 2009
Posted in Metro News
Because of the economy, some Alaskans may be receiving letters and phone calls from debt collectors. KSKA’s Len Anderson reports often people with debts don’t know their legal rights.
- Alaska Legal Services Corporation
- Consumer Credit Counseling of Alaska
- Alaska Law Help
- National Consumer Law Center
- National Association of Consumer Advocates
Len Anderson, KSKA – Anchorage
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It is so true that collectors ignore the debtors rights. I myself was hurt at work and before the Alaska Workers Compensation Board had a chance to rule I had creditors placing negative remarks on my credit report. The collectors know this is against the law but they try to take advantage of sick and hurt workers.