Why is FDR Ltd calling me?

debt collection, verification request, Alberta

FDR Ltd is likely contacting you over unpaid debt from their clients, such as credit cards or loans. Check if their claim is legit, and if in doubt, request written confirmation. If their tactics seem suspect, report them to consumer protection. Stand firm and protect your rights. Reach out with questions, we’re here to help!


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Debt Collection Question

Why is FDR Ltd calling me? FDR Ltd has been contacting me, but I’m not sure who they are or what they want. Could it be related to debt?

From: Anonymous Question
Location: Calgary, Alberta (AB)
Category: debt settlement

Debt Collection Answer

FDR Ltd is probably giving you a ring about an overdue debt linked to one of their clients. They’re experts in handling defaulted bills, which could involve things like credit cards, loans, or other personal debts. They might be contacting you to make you aware of the debt or to request payment. Whether they’re collecting on behalf of a lender or they’ve bought the unpaid debt themselves, it’s key to ensure their claim is legit and that the debt they mention is accurate including credit card debt.

If you’ve got a nagging feeling about the call or the debt in question, do yourself a favor and ask for a written confirmation. FDR needs to back up their claims with proper documents, as per Canadian laws. And if you feel their approach is out of line or misleading, don’t hesitate to report the issue to consumer protection bodies or chat with a legal expert. Remember to stand firm in protecting your rights as a consumer throughout this whole situation.
If you have any questions, reach out via phone, text or live chat. We’re here to help!

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Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy (OSB) Answer

FDR Ltd is likely contacting you regarding debt recovery or debt management services, as they may be a firm that specializes in handling accounts in default. Under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act (RSC 1985, c B-3), creditors may employ agencies to collect outstanding debts. If you owe money and have fallen behind on payments, it’s common for such companies to reach out. You may want to clarify directly with FDR Ltd about the nature of their communication to determine if it is indeed about a debt-related matter.

From: OSB Helper

Here are the top 5 most frequently asked questions related to “Why is FDR Ltd calling me?” based on common concerns and trends:

1. Is FDR Ltd a legitimate collection agency?

FDR Ltd is a legitimate collection agency, although it has been involved in controversies regarding its collection practices.

2. Why is FDR Ltd calling me about a debt I don’t owe?

FDR Ltd may be calling due to an error in their records or a misunderstanding about the debt.

3. Can FDR Ltd contact my employer to verify my employment?

FDR Ltd can only contact your employer to verify your employment if it is in preparation for legal proceedings, as per regulatory requirements.

4. How do I dispute a debt with FDR Ltd?

You can dispute a debt with FDR Ltd by requesting documentation of the debt and filing a dispute with the credit reporting agency if necessary.

5. What are my options if I am unable to pay the debt FDR Ltd is collecting?

Your options include negotiating a settlement, considering a consumer proposal, or filing for personal bankruptcy, depending on your financial situation[2][4].


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References

Title, Source
Understanding Debt Collection in Canada, Canadian Consumer Agency
Your Rights with Debt Collectors, Government of Canada
Reporting Debt Collection Concerns, Consumer Protection Canada
Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act (R.S.C., 1985, c. B-3), Government of Canada

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High cost of gas, high cost of groceries, high lending rates, low salary - being in debt is not your fault! See if you qualify for government debt programs and get out of debt today!

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Reduce debts into one affordable monthly payment
Stop all collections calls
No interest and charges (completely frozen)
Government-legislated debt relief programs