Talk:Debt buyer (United States)

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Page move to "Debt Sales & Acquisitions"

The sources in this article and in the industry in general don't support moving this page to "Debt Sales & Acquisitions". That looks to me like a sanitized name that may be preferred by some, but is not the name commonly used. The leading trade association is DBA, which stood for Debt Buyers Association, until they apparently decided to be known simply as DBA.--Kubigula (talk) 03:31, 27 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]

It is not illegal for a Junk Debt Buyer to sue

Junk Debt Buyers through their representatives sue all the time 365 days a year. The courts do not stop them. They accept the filings and documentation no matter how dodgy the paperwork it. It is not illegal. It should be. The consumer is left with the only option available to him, to defend themselves.