Four California Counties Sue debt collector iQor US, Inc. for trying to collect from the wrong people

iQor and Allied Interstate LLC have continued to harass Californians using a global network of call centers, subjecting them to months of calls and harassment, including times when the wrong person was being called or the debt was discharged.  Harassing calls and robo-dialing is illegal under federal laws like the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, and FDCPA, as well as California’s Rosenthal Fair Debt Collections Practices Act.  If you are receiving robo-dials or harassing calls, contact the Hanson Law Firm for a free consultation.

Collectors break the law by calling if a person revokes consent to being called. Robo-calling is also illegal, with penalties at $500 for each unintentional call and $1500 per intentional call.