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100 verified agencies on file

Debt collector directory

Find the agency that's contacting you — the numbers they call from, where to send a letter, and what they aren't allowed to do. Every entry is reviewed before it appears.

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Or browse all 100 agencies alphabetically below.

What a collector must tell you

Within five days of first contacting you, a collector has to send written validation of the debt — the amount, the original creditor, and how to dispute it (§ 1692g(a)). If you've only ever had phone calls, that notice is already overdue.

Calls before 8:00 a.m. or after 9:00 p.m. your local time are illegal.

15 U.S.C. § 1692c(a)(1) prohibits it outright, and each off-hours call is a separate violation worth writing down.

Can't find them?

Collectors buy and resell debts constantly, and the agency on the phone often isn't the one on the letter. If you have the number but not the name, start from the number lookup instead — and if a collector isn't listed here at all, start a file and you can suggest them for inclusion.

An agency being absent from this directory says nothing about whether it's legitimate. Every entry here is reviewed before it appears, so the list grows slowly on purpose.

Every agency we've verified

100 total

Grouped alphabetically. Each page lists the numbers they call from and where to send a letter.

A8
B1
C18
D3
E2
F7
G3
H4
I2
J1
L3
M8
N6
P9
R5
S9
T3
U2
V1
W4
Z1

How much these agencies get complained about

Consumers file hundreds of thousands of debt-collection complaints with the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau every year, and each agency page above carries its own share of them. The national breakdown has what the complaints are about and which states report the most per head.

We don’t work with debt collectors.

Collector Audit takes no money from collection agencies, debt buyers or creditors — no advertising, no referral fees, no arrangement of any kind. We don’t sell your information to anyone, including the people collecting from you. Plenty of sites that look like this one are funded by the other side of your dispute; that is worth knowing before you type your details into any of them.

The only money we take is yours, for a specific thing you asked us to do — mailing a certified letter, exporting your file. Nothing here is paid for by anyone with an interest in you paying up. That is the whole reason this directory can publish how many people have complained about an agency and point you at where to write to make them stop.

Stop the calls

Or let us send the cease & desist for you.

Once the collector receives written notice to stop contacting you, § 1692c(c) requires them to stop. We draft it against your file, print it, and send it certified with tracking — so you have proof of the date they received it.

  • Drafted from your logged contacts
  • Printed and mailed certified, with tracking
  • Delivery date filed to your evidence vault
  • You approve the wording before it goes
Send a cease & desist — $30

One-time, no subscription. Logging calls is free — you only pay when a letter goes out.