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Section 1788.1
Purpose and Public Policy Behind the Act


Section 1788.2
Debt Collection Terms and Definitions


Section 1788.3
Providing Information to Employers


Section 1788.10
Threatening Debt Collection Tactics


Section 1788.11
Collection Calls & Communication Rules


Section 1788.12
3rd Party Contact Regarding Your Debt


Section 1788.13
Debt Collection Deception and Misrepresentation


Section 1788.14
Harassing Communication Tactics


Section 1788.15
Unfair Practices - Lawsuits & Service on the Debtor


Section 1788.16
Misrepresentation of Judicial or Government Entity


Section 1788.17
Compliance with the FDCPA


Section 1788.20
Consumer Credit Application


Section 1788.21
Responsibility of Creditor Notification


Section 1788.22
Consumer Credit Transactions


Section 1788.30
Damages Available Under the Act


Enforcement & Relation to State Laws

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Debt Collection Calls & Communication Rules


§ 1788.11


No debt collector shall collect or attempt to collect a consumer debt by means of the following practices:
    (a) Using obscene or profane language;

    (b) Placing telephone calls without disclosure of the caller's identity, provided that an employee of a licensed collection agency may identify himself by using his registered alias name as long as he correctly identifies the agency he represents;

    (c) Causing expense to any person for long distance telephone calls, telegram fees or charges for other similar communications, by misrepresenting to such person the purpose of such telephone call, telegram or similar communication;

    (d) Causing a telephone to ring repeatedly or continuously to annoy the person called; or

    (e) Communicating, by telephone or in person, with the debtor with such frequency as to be unreasonable and to constitute an harassment to the debtor under the circumstances.


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