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Letter Asking a Debt Collector to Stop Calling You at Work
by: Montana Legal Services Association (MLSA)

This is an example of a letter you can send to a collection agency to ask them to stop contacting you at your work:

(Your name and address:)
________________________
________________________
________________________

(Date of letter:)_______

(Debt collector's name and address:)
________________________
________________________
________________________

RE: (Original creditor's name:)____________________
(Account number:)___________________

Dear (debt collector's name:)________________________,

On (date:)_____________________, your agency called me at work about a debt I allegedly owe to (original creditor)________________________________. My employer does not allow such calls at work. I am writing this letter to tell you not to contact me at work again.

If you do not stop calling me at work, you will be violating the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and may be subject to a lawsuit for damages.

This letter is not meant in any way to be an acknowledgement that I owe this money.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Sincerely,

(Your signature)

(Your name)

Revised 10/05

Call the MLSA HelpLine for legal assistance:
(800) 666-6899

Montana Legal Services Association
616 Helena Avenue, Suite 100
Helena, Montana 59601
(406) 442-9830
(800) 666-6124

Last Reviewed On: 01/03/06

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