Request in writing that collection activity cease: Request to Stop Collection Activity

If you're getting hounded by collection agencies for charges you didn't make a Request to Cease Collection Activity can help stop those phone calls and letters.

It's bad enough that you're the victim of identity theft and you shouldn't suffer further injury by relentless collection agencies. They probably don't know that you're a victim in this situation, but giving them formal notice may be able to help. Get things taken care of the right way and help regain a little peace of mind. When you send a Request to Cease Collection Activity you can make at least one part of the process much easier.

• Collection agencies are contacting you, but you're the victim of identity theft.
• You've already begun a formal process to make or contest payments.
• You're receiving collection letters sent in error.
• You've asked an agency to stop over the phone, and want to send a follow up letter.

Whether you're preparing your Request to Stop Collection Activity, reviewing one someone sent you, or just want to understand it better, here's how to get help.

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