Hello Readers,
I just wanted to let you know that we are officially handling TCPA cases. These are cases where creditors or debt collectors “blow up” your cellphone–make repeated calls to it without your permission.
REMEMBER, AND REMEMBER WELL: NEVER NEVER NEVER GIVE A DEBT COLLECTOR OR A CREDITOR YOUR CELLPHONE NUMBER!!!!! Do I need to repeat? I hope not.
If a debt collector or creditor “blows up” your cellphone (makes repeated calls to it without permission), you can sue and you can make some righteous dinero in the process. TCPA is a federal law with considerable teeth. Translated: you make money, my firm makes money, debt collector or creditor pays out money.
WHAT TO DO: proof in these cases, like any other case, is obviously critical. If a creditor or debt collector starts “blowing up” your cellphone, you must obtain and keep records of the calls. Contact your cell company if your bills will show incoming calls (most cellphone bills will show incoming calls); if you cannot do that for any reason, take a camera and take a screen shot of your call log on your cellphone to show the call. If you need to get a newspaper of that day or whatever to show the date, then so be it, but take picture and preserve the evidence.
The statutory penalty for violations can be $1,000 per call, so yes, we can take these cases on a contingency.
And your cellphone will once again be quiet…well, at least it will be free of debt collectors and creditors.
Call us if you have any questions on this. Thanks for reading.
Bob Brennan
