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Jeff's Blog 
Fair Credit Reporting Act for Consumers Rights
Fair Debt Collection Practices Act for Pennsylvania Consumers
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News
A "how to" video on fixing your defaulted student loan and your credit...
Posted on 3/18/2010
Banker at BoA gets screwed on his Morgtage and gets Collection Calls...
Posted on 2/9/2010
Debt Collection Company charged in wrongful death case...
Posted on 12/14/2009
Foreclosures Are On the Rise - What you need to know!...
Posted on 10/29/2009
Debt Collectors Lie, Cheat, and Make False Threats!...
Posted on 10/27/2009
Library
Fair Debt Collection Practices Act for Pennsylvania Consumers
- The GAO's Report on Reforming the FDCPA
- The GAO is requesting changes within the FDCPA, these changes are going to Congress. See how these changes will help protect consumers even more!
- Debt Collection Violations Guide for Pennsylvania Consumers
- FDCPA violations for contacting third parties
- Pennsylvania Consumers, Be aware of debt collectors that contact you about a debt you don't owe.
Do you Know What's on Your Credit Report? How to obtain a free report and file disputes...
- Fair Credit Report Act - Workshop to Help Pennsylvania Consumers Understand and Dispute Information on Their Credit Reports!
- Facts for Pittsburgh Consumers About Your Credit Report
Fair Credit Reporting Act for Consumers Rights
- According to the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) there is a time limit that a negative entry can remain on your credit history.
- Debt Reduction Defendant Settles FTC Charges
- 5 Ways to DESTROY your credit score
- How Does the Fair Credit Reporting Act Affect You and Your Credit Score?
Government Student Loan Rehabilitation
- Wouldn't it be awesome if the government bailed out Americans' student loan debts?
- 5 Common Roadblocks and Solutions when Dealing with repayment under the Student Loan Rehabilitation Program
- Pennsylvania consumer guide for student loan rehabilitation after loans are in default
General
- Attorney Jeff Suher's sums up the meaning of the FCRA and how the FDCPA work together in a brief article.
- Complaint against the National Arbitration Form
- Pennsylvania Operation Short Change
- Read About New Consumer Protections Under the Credit Card Reform
- Debt Collectors are Creating New Tactics to Scare and Embarass Debtors
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Videos
Fair Debt Collection Practices Act for Pennsylvania Consumers:
- Pittsburgh Attorney, Jeff Suher helps consumers fight Debt Collectors and their abusive and harassing ways.
- Consumer Attorney, Jeff Suher interviewed on Channel 11 News about debt collection in Pittsburgh
- A Consumer sues a Debt Collector and Wins, Attorney Jeff Suher in Pittsburgh can help you do the same!
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FAQ
Fair Debt Collection Practices Act for Pennsylvania Consumers
- I'm being harassed by a debt collector outside the state of Pennsylvania. Where can I find an attorney?
- I just received a debt collection letter. What should I do?
- Under the FDCPA, it states that a debt collector cannot disclose a debt to a third party. Who is considered a third party?
Do you Know What's on Your Credit Report? How to obtain a free report and file disputes...
- There is an account on my credit report that does not belong to me, what do I do?
- Where do I really obtain a free copy of my credit report?
Fair Credit Reporting Act for Consumers Rights
Government Student Loan Rehabilitation
- What is the difference between student loan delinquency and student loan default?
- Under the FFEL, what options do I have for repayment relief once my loans are considered in default?
- How can I tell if my student loan is a government student loan?
General
- What is the National Arbitration Forum?
- Can I negotiate a payment or the settlement of a debt with the debt collector?
- Can a debt collector take me to Court?
