Complaint Review: RPM - Lynnwood Washington
- RPM 20816 44th Avenue W Lynnwood, Washington United States of America
- Phone: 1-866-212-7408
- Web: www.receivablesperformance.com
- Category: Collection Agency's
RPM, Receivable Performance Management Continue to harass me even though I am in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Lynnwood, Washington
*Consumer Suggestion: Have your BK attorney go to the judge for sanctions against the CA
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I have been in Chapter 13 bankruptcy for over 2 years. When I filed my bankruptcy I canceled my T-Mobile service at the time of the initial filing and included my outstanding balance in my bankruptcy. I then had pay-as-you-go phones for nearly a year until I could recover financially.
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#1 Consumer Suggestion
Have your BK attorney go to the judge for sanctions against the CA
AUTHOR: MovingForward - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Friday, December 03, 2010
You have had both verbal and written communication with this company. They are violating Federal law by contacting you about pre-petition debt. It sounds like T-Mobil sold the debt after you filed (based on your post).
Your attorney is the proper person to contact about this. Since they sent you a letter, normally the attorney would respond with his own letter. If RPB continued to dun you, then your attorney would take them to federal court in front of the BK judge. The good thing about sanctions is the collections agency (CA) would end up paying your attorney's fee and good money into your BK estate. It is not limited to the normal $1000 FDCPA violation - sanctions can be considerably higher. Your attorney ought to be interested in this violation, if he is not, that would be a big surprise.
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