What can I do to stop an auto finance company from harrassing me?
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What can I do to stop an auto finance company from harrassing me?
The company is an auto finance company and they call me at least 5 times a day everyday but they do stop at 9 pm I am not behind on my payments they just call to tell me they want to help give me some options for easier payments “auto-bill pay” and I have told them several times no and they still continue to call i answer and hang up sometimes and other times I just let answering machine take it.
Asked on July 14, 2012 under Bankruptcy Law, Florida
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FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
The best way to stop the auto refinance company from constantly calling you with respect to a product that it wants you to buy is to speak with somone with the company that you want to be left alone and not bothered in the future.
Follow up with a written letter to that person memorializng the conversation and stating that if you are contacted in the future you will consider seeking an injunction against the company from calling you in the future.
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