Are You Harassed by DLC Debt Collectors? Here’s How to Fight Back!

People incur debt for all sorts of reasons. Sometimes it's bad money management, but other times it's just a mistake on someone else's part.

DLC Debt Collectors are notorious for harassing people regardless if the debt is legitimate or not. DLC and other debt collection agencies purchase accounts from businesses that say they have unpaid accounts. Complaints are widespread about the way DLC Debt Collectors treats consumers. The issue starts when most of these clients either aren't aware they owe a debt or have been falsely accused of incurring debt.

If you are in that dilemma, DoNotPay is the best solution to get DLC Debt Collections out of your life and restore your peace.

What Is DLC Debt Collectors and Is It Legit?

Like many debt collection agencies, DLC Debt Collectors is a debt collection company that may sometimes employ questionable tactics to extract money from people who third-party companies claim owe them money. Sometimes, consumers clear up their debt before DLC Debt Collectors receive their account but, for whatever reason, their payments weren't documented.

On the other hand, there are others who can't afford to pay their debt. For others, it's a mistake and the debt doesn't exist. In any case, the tactics and methods DLC debt collectors use in contacting consumers is extremely shady, questionable, and often in a legally gray area. As a result, many consumers don't believe this company is legitimate. After all, no reputable business uses such unsavory tactics.

Unfortunately, these tactics are legal to use against people who don't pay their bills and purposely abscond responsibility. The trouble is that hardly anyone fits that criminal description. Fortunately, DoNotPay is an easy solution to the unsettling harassment of debt collectors.

Why Am I Getting Calls From +01753 724400 and What Do They Want?

Calls from +01753 724400 are coming from DLC Debt Collectors. Other numbers they call from are 0344 800 5225 and 01280 707500. There are only a few reasons that this company will call you:

• You owe a debt, and they want to collect a payment
• You have paid a debt that wasn't properly documented
• They want to validate a paid or unpaid debt in your name

The precise details will vary, but the only purpose this number will call you for is because they believe you are in debt. Telephone calls aren't the only way this company will contact you. Their job is to get your money at all costs, so they will try relentlessly and annoy you at all times of day, but they may also:

• Email
• Postal mail
• Show up at your residence

The key factor to remember when you receive communication from DLC debt collectors is that you have to respond to stay out of trouble. Not responding has a lasting effect on your credit report and your future financial life. If you have a debt, but can't afford to pay it off, there are other choices that can protect your credit rating and get you back on track.

What Happens if I Don't Contact DLC Debt Collectors?

DLC is legally required to give you appropriate time to research and plan for repayment, so calling them is a good idea. You can then advise as to when and how you will be moving forward and there's a good chance the persecution will stop.

If you ignore DLC, it will lead to further legal action on their part, which could be:

1. Court proceedings
2. Wage garnishments
3. Legal judgements

DLC Debt Collectors Contact Information

There are several ways to contact DLC. It's a wise idea to try every way they provide to make sure your messages are delivered and documented to your account.

How to Make a Payment to DLC

If you can pay a debt in one payment, you're going to get relief faster, but it isn't necessary to get the ball rolling. Debtors can make partial payments and initiate payment plans to wipe out debt. If you can't pay all of the debt at once there are other options. You could:

1. Call customer service, send emails, or postal mail a letter to the main headquarters.
2. Explain that you are aware you owe a debt and are willing to set up a payment plan.
3. Discuss your options with an EOS Debt representative.
4. Choose an installment plan that you can maintain.

Choose a plan that's within your financial limits. If you promise to pay back more than you can afford, you won't be able to pay it every month and end up behind once again.

DoNotPay Can Help No Matter the Circumstances

DoNotPay can help whether you're being bullied or if you've just been contacted and can eventually pay your debt. It's simple and quick.

1. Search "debt collection" on DoNotPay.

2. Answer a series of questions about the debt collectors, including when you were contacted and how you were contacted, so we can determine if they have violated any debt collection laws.

3. Decide which course of action you want to take based on our guidance, such as filing a debt verification request, demanding for the collectors to stop contacting you, or reporting them to a professional trade association.

DoNotPay can also help you deal with:

• Moorcroft Debt Recovery
• DWP Debt Management
• Advantis Debt Collection
• Provident Loans
• Amigo Loans
• Lowell Financial
• Marston Group Holdings

You can now rest easy knowing DoNotPay is on your side.