I am in collections with an agency. I received a information subpoena from them. But also in the letter they sent me was a letter from another one of their clients. It has has their information on it. Their name, address, who they owe to, and how much they owe. Is this a FDCPA violation because I have this information and it is not me. What can I do. Can I use this as leverage with them. Can I contact the FTC and attorney general and report them.
Asked on 4/08/13, 3:30 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Guy Lewit
Guy Mitchell Lewit, Esq.
I would say that YOU would not have any recourse by receiving some random information relating to another person.
Answered on 4/09/13, 11:42 am
