Why is TPH Legal calling me?

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TPH Legal is likely reaching out to address some unpaid debts. They’re here to help organize and settle these debts before things become too serious legally. Depending on your location, you may receive a call, letter, or email asking for repayment. If a debt collection agency contacts you about unpaid debts, such as credit cards or loans, take steps to ensure their claim is legitimate. Begin by asking for written confirmation of the debt to verify its validity. Reach out with questions, we’re here to help!

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Debt Collection Question

Why is TPH Legal calling me? TPH Legal has been calling, and I’m unsure what it’s about. Could it be connected to unpaid debts?

From: Anonymous Question
Location: Moncton, New Brunswick (NB)
Category: debt settlement

Debt Collection Answer

Sounds like TPH Legal might be reaching out because there’s a bill left unpaid, and they’re the pros at getting those sorted before things get too legal. You might get a friendly call, a letter, or an email nudging you about it and suggesting debt solutions depending on where you live. The type of contact could vary, but they’re there to help you find the best repayment path forward.
If you have any questions, reach out via phone, text or live chat. We’re here to help!

From: Insider Adam

Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy (OSB) Answer

TPH Legal may be contacting you regarding unpaid debts, as they could be acting on behalf of a creditor or a collection agency. Under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act (RSC 1985, c. B-3), creditors have various rights to pursue debt collection. If you are being contacted, it is advisable to review your financial situation, as this could lead to potential debt management options such as a consumer proposal or personal bankruptcy. You can find more information in the Act, particularly regarding creditor procedures in sections related to collections and insolvency management.

From: OSB Helper

Related Questions

Here are the top 5 most frequently asked questions related to “Why is TPH Legal calling me?” based on the context and common concerns in the field of debt and insolvency:

1. Why is TPH Legal calling me if I don’t have any debt?

TPH Legal might be calling due to a mistaken identity or incorrect contact information.

2. How can I stop TPH Legal from calling me?

You can ask TPH Legal to stop contacting you by informing them that you do not wish to be called, and they are legally required to respect your request[5].

3. What are my rights when dealing with debt collectors like TPH Legal?

You have the right to be contacted at convenient times, to request no further contact, and to be protected from harassment or abusive practices[5].

4. Can TPH Legal take legal action against me if I ignore their calls?

Yes, if TPH Legal has a valid debt to collect, they can initiate legal action, including obtaining a court judgment, garnishment, or other enforcement measures if all other attempts fail[1][3].

5. How often can TPH Legal call me about a debt?

TPH Legal is prohibited from placing more than seven calls within a seven-day period about a particular debt, and they must avoid calling at times or places they know are inconvenient for you[5].

If you have a question about debt see our debt questions or ask your own debt related question.

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