Complaint 2812506 Stanislaus Credit Control Service

Fixed

Company: Stanislaus Credit Control Service
Product: Debt collection · Medical debt
Issue: Communication tactics
Detail: You told them to stop contacting you, but they keep trying
From: Georgia 31021
Filed by: Web
Company's answer: Closed with non-monetary relief
On time: Yes, within 15 days

Feb 13, 2018Complaint received
Feb 13, 2018Sent to Stanislaus Credit Control Service
AnsweredClosed with non-monetary relief

Closed with non-monetary relief: the company fixed something - corrected a record, changed an account, stopped collection - without paying money. The consumer's own description is not published with this record.

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More Stanislaus Credit Control Service complaints about communication tactics

Received	About	Issue	State	Answer	On time
Oct 3, 2018	Debt collection	Communication tacticsFrequent or repeated calls	IL	Explained	Yes
Mar 3, 2017	Debt collection	Communication tacticsThreatened to take legal action	CA	Closed	Yes
Aug 21, 2016	Debt collection	Communication tacticsFrequent or repeated calls	IL	Fixed	No
Jul 20, 2016	Debt collection	Communication tacticsFrequent or repeated calls	GA	Explained	Yes
Feb 7, 2016	Debt collection	Communication tacticsFrequent or repeated calls	CA	Closed	Yes
Dec 24, 2014	Debt collection	Communication tacticsThreatened to take legal action	CA	Closed	No
Aug 1, 2014	Debt collection	Communication tacticsFrequent or repeated calls	IL	Closed	Yes
Dec 10, 2013	Debt collection	Communication tacticsThreatened to take legal action	CA	Closed	Yes

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