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Relieving Your Alabama Unemployment Debt
Any person on Alabama unemployment that uses credit cards, owe money on a personal loan, or pays a home
mortgage is a "debtor." Taking loans and making payments has become a standard practice among homebuyers,
people looking to purchase a car, or attending college or university. When a person falls behind in repaying his or her
creditors or has an error in their accounts, they may be contacted by a "debt collector." When this happens, generally
most people tend to become very distraught and undergo a lot of anxiety and anguish. To alleviate this kind of anxiety,
it is very helpful, empowering, and educational to know what your rights under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act,
which requires that debt collectors treat you fairly and prohibits certain methods of debt collection.
Under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, debts that are covered include personal, family, and household debts
with unemployment. This includes money owed for the purchase of an automobile, for medical care, or for charge
accounts. Debt collectors are people that regularly collect debts owed by other people and they can include attorneys.
Debt collectors frequently contacted people in person, or via telephone, fax, or mail. Under the Act, a debt collector can
only contact you between regular hours from 8am-9pm. Any other times are strictly prohibited unless the person gives
permission to the debt collector to contact the individual collecting Alabama unemployment benefits. Also debt
collectors cannot contact you at work unless you give them permission. Debt collectors can be prevented from
contacting people if the person in reference, writes a letter requesting that the collector stop contacting them.
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Once the collector receives the letter, they may not contact the person again except to say there will be no further
contact or to notify the person that the debt collector or the creditor intends to take some specific action. Writing a letter of course, does not eliminate the debt. It only
eliminates any harassment incurred from creditors or debt collectors. Adebt collector can also contact the attorney of the person involved and also investigate the
person's background further, to obtain information such as the telephone number, the residence, and place of employment of the person concerned. Debt collectors
are allowed to contact such third parties one time and are prohibited from further intrusions upon the said person's Alabama unemployment eligibility.
Within five days after the person is first contacted regarding their debt, the collector must send the person a written notice telling them specifically how much money
they owe, the name of the creditor to whom they owe this money; as well as what action to take if the person current dealing with Alabama unemployment does not
believe that they owe this money. Adebt collector is also by law, not able to contact the person again, if within thirty days of receiving the written notice, the person writes
a letter stating that they do not owe the money. Adebt collector can renew collection activities if they are sent proof of the debt, such as a copy of a bill for the amount
owed.
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