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The debt collector use scare tactics e.g. threatens to hit you with a lawsuit if you don't make a payment right away, he could be a scammer.

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You must request verification for the debt, the debt collector has to provide you with proof of the debt and proof they're authorized to collect on the debt

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They don't give you their company's contact information. Real debt collectors should be willing to give you the name of their company, their phone number, and their mailing address.

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One way to check whether a debt collector is a scam is to search the internet for their contact. Often, you'll find web pages where other consumers have commented on the debt collector and the business they collect for. 

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Don't provide any information of you, they should already have. Not every debt collection scam aims to trick you into sending payment for a debt. Many are seeking personal information they can use to commit fraud or identity theft—a process known as "phishing.

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