Things You'll Need:
- Account information (your name, mailing address and account number for account that is being referred to)
- Creditor address
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Step 1
Gather all information you can related to the account such as the name on the account, the account number, billing address and phone numbers where the calls are being made to. If the creditor has been calling you, they may have sent you a letter as well. Try to get their mailing address off the letter and take note of it.
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Step 2
If you can not find a mailing address for the creditor, you may need to take one of the calls from them and simply ask them for their mailing address. You don't need to tell them why you need it if you don't want to.
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Step 3
Once you get their mailing address, send them what is called a "Cease and Desist" letter. This letter will stop all creditor calls to you at your home and work. Make sure you mail this letter Certified Mail. To find a copy of this letter, you can do a search on "Cease and Desist" letter or "Do Not Call" letter. I also included a link for one in the resources.










Comments
byoung said
on 6/24/2009 after a year, I find out I can really do something. They start when I'm 3 days late calling me daily.
Thank you for your help. Can't wait to send of the "letter"
lacy2430 said
on 4/28/2009 Very good points.
tachic said
on 2/20/2009 This is very good, thanks
khristal23 said
on 2/15/2009 Thanks for the info. I hate those kinds of calls.
bdcblogs said
on 2/14/2009 Good to know. Thank you!