Are you being harassed by Creditors Collection Service over a debt? Let us help you end the harassment and get money damages. You don’t have to pay anything for our services. You are protected by the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), whether you truly owe the debt or you are being targeted by mistake.
The FDCPA has protected consumers since 1977. This federal law protects you from unfair or abusive debt collection practices through clear rules about what debt collectors may and may not do while collecting a debt, as well as things they must do under law.
Creditors Collection Service (CCS) is a privately owned corporation founded in 1974 as a third party debt collection agency. According to its website, the company is in compliance with FDCPA and state and local laws, and is licensed in Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina. Its services to clients include skip tracing, consulting, primary collection services, pre-collect/early out services, insurance follow up, credit bureau reporting and legal collection services.
Creditors Collection Service has been accredited with the Better Business Bureau since 1985 and has an A- rating with 15 complaints filed in the last three years. According to its BBB file, it also does business as A R Management – ARM and Creditor’s Collection Service. According to Public Access to Court Electronic Records, the company has been sued more than 10 times since 1994, with the most recent lawsuit filed in September 2013.
Phone numbers associated with Creditors Collection Service:
604-636-1070, 877-340-8103, 866-965-5731, 705-739-6772, 866-270-0235, 877-817-8766, 866-713-9449, 866-226-8881
Mike Agruss Law, has helped thousands of consumers stop debt collection harassment. We would like to help you, too. Under the law, we can get the collector to stop harassing you, and get you money damages. Plus, the collector will be responsible for our attorney’s fees and costs. You won’t owe us a dime for our services. Contact us today. We look forward to speaking with you.
