Where to send a letter to Radius Global Solutions
Cease & desist and debt-validation letters only take effect once received, so they go by certified mail with tracking.
Complaints about Radius Global Solutions
Consumers filed 2,446 debt-collection complaints against Radius Global Solutions with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau since August 17, 2025. The most common was attempts to collect debt not owed.
- Attempts to collect debt not owed1,167
- Took or threatened to take negative or legal action505
- Written notification about debt379
- False statements or representation284
95% were closed with monetary or non-monetary relief. Filed most often from TX, FL, GA, NC, CA.
If any of this matches your experience, start a file — a documented pattern is what turns a complaint into evidence. You can also complain to the CFPB directly.
What Radius Global Solutions is not allowed to do
- Call before 8:00 a.m. or after 9:00 p.m. your local time (§ 1692c(a)(1)).
- Keep contacting you after you've asked in writing that they stop (§ 1692c(c)).
- Discuss your debt with your family, employer or neighbours (§ 1692c(b)).
- Threaten action they can't or don't intend to take (§ 1692e(5)).
- Continue collecting after a written dispute until they've sent verification (§ 1692g(b)).
Read the fuller list on your rights under the FDCPA, and check your state's additional protections.
Stop the calls
Or let us send the cease & desist for you.
Once Radius Global Solutions 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
One-time, no subscription. Logging calls is free — you only pay when a letter goes out.
This is general information, not advice
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