EOS CCA Failed to Properly Identify Creditor in Letters, Lawsuit Claims
by Nadia Abbas
Last Updated on February 20, 2019
Cruz et al v. Collecto, Inc. D/B/A Eos Cca
Filed: February 15, 2019 ◆§ 2:19cv937
Two New York consumers claim in a lawsuit that EOS CCA sent them misleading collection letters that failed to clearly identify their creditors.
Collecto, Inc., which does business as EOS CCA, is the defendant in a lawsuit filed by two New York consumers who claim they received collection letters that failed to clearly name the creditor to whom their debts were owed.
According to the proposed class action, the plaintiffs received letters from the debt collector that stated, “Client Name: Verizon.” The case claims that no entity named “Verizon” is registered with New York’s Division of Corporations. Further, there are supposedly 91 registered entities whose name begins with “Verizon,” according to complaint. The suit argues the letters were not specific enough and left the recipients unsure as to which, if any, of the 91 entities was their creditor.
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