If CCS Collections won’t stop calling, leaving messages, or sending intimidating letters, you may be feeling frustrated or even anxious. You’re not alone. Many people across the country face the same kind of pressure from debt collectors who push too far.
At The Wood Law LLC, we help consumers protect their rights, stop debt collection harassment, and seek compensation when collectors cross legal boundaries. You deserve peace of mind — and we’re here to help you get it back.
Who Is CCS Collections?
CCS Collections (Credit Collection Services) is a third-party debt collection agency that collects debts for various industries — credit cards, medical bills, utilities, and more. Sometimes they even purchase old debts and try to collect them as if they were new.
While they are legally allowed to contact you about a valid debt, they must still follow federal laws like the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) and the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). If they use aggressive or deceptive tactics, they may be violating your rights.
What Counts as Debt Harassment?
Harassment can take many forms. The FDCPA clearly states what debt collectors can and cannot do. If CCS Collections has done any of the following, you might be facing harassment:
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Repeated or excessive calls meant to annoy or pressure you
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Calling before 8 a.m. or after 9 p.m.
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Using threatening or abusive language
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Discussing your debt with your family or workplace
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Ignoring written requests to stop contacting you
If you think their actions cross the line, you can learn more about your rights under the FDCPA through Wikipedia’s Fair Debt Collection Practices Act page and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), which enforces consumer protection laws across the U.S.
How to Stop Harassment from CCS Collections
If you believe CCS Collections is harassing you, don’t panic. There are clear steps you can take to protect yourself:
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Keep a detailed record of every call, letter, or voicemail.
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Request written validation of the debt. They must prove the debt belongs to you.
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Send a cease-and-desist letter. Once they receive it, they are required to stop contacting you.
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Avoid giving personal or financial details over the phone.
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Contact a consumer protection lawyer immediately if the calls continue.
Our attorneys can help you take these steps and ensure that CCS Collections follows the law. For a detailed look at how we handle these issues, visit our FDCPA practice area page.
Your Rights Under Consumer Protection Laws
You have powerful federal protections when dealing with debt collectors:
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FDCPA: Stops collectors from using abusive or deceptive tactics.
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TCPA: Protects you from unwanted robocalls and text messages.
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FCRA (Fair Credit Reporting Act): Ensures credit information reported about you is accurate.
If CCS Collections violates any of these laws, you can take legal action. Learn more about your rights on our Practice Areas page, or review our pages on FCRA and TCPA protections.
Can You Sue CCS Collections for Harassment?
Yes, you may be able to. If CCS Collections violates the FDCPA or TCPA, you can sue for compensation. Many clients receive up to $1,000 per violation and may also recover damages for stress, lost wages, or harm to their credit.
If they continue contacting you after you’ve asked them to stop, or use automated robocalls without your consent, that could be a serious violation. You can read more about robocall rules through Consumer Advocates’ Robocall Guide.
Examples of Similar Debt Harassment Cases
We’ve helped many clients stop harassment from other aggressive debt collectors, including Transworld Systems, Pioneer Holdings, and Fairway Capital Recovery.
Each case is unique, but the goal is always the same — stop the harassment and restore your peace of mind. Visit our Why Choose Us page to understand how our process works.
How We Can Help You Stop CCS Collections
When you contact The Wood Law LLC, our attorneys will:
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Review your situation and gather evidence
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Identify potential FDCPA or TCPA violations
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Send legal letters demanding they stop contacting you
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File formal complaints or lawsuits if needed
We’ve also represented clients facing harassment from Audit Systems, Bayview Solutions LLC, and Stealth Agents — and we can help you too.
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We value your trust and take privacy seriously. All your information is kept confidential and secure. You can read more about how we protect your information by visiting our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.
Why Acting Now Matters
Ignoring debt harassment won’t make it go away. It can hurt your credit, increase stress, and make daily life harder. By taking quick action, you can stop the calls and begin rebuilding your peace of mind. If you think CCS Collections has crossed a line, we can help you report them to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and demand accountability.
You can also learn more about consumer protection through the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Wikipedia FDCPA resource.
Get Legal Help from The Wood Law LLC
If CCS Collections keeps calling and you’ve had enough, it’s time to take control. Our team can help you stop the harassment, confirm whether the debt is valid, and guide you toward a resolution. You don’t have to face this alone.
Call The Wood Law LLC at +1 844-638-1122 for immediate help. Our compassionate attorneys will review your case for free and help you move toward peace of mind. You can also schedule your free consultation through our contact page.
FAQs About CCS Collections Debt Harassment
1. Why is CCS Collections contacting me?
They may be collecting a debt for another company or one they purchased. You have the right to ask for written proof.
2. Can I stop their calls?
Yes. Once you send a written request, they must stop contacting you by law.
3. What if I think the debt isn’t mine?
You can dispute it in writing. Collectors must stop contacting you until they verify the debt.
4. Can they contact my employer or family?
No. Discussing your debt with others violates the FDCPA.
5. What should I do if they threaten to sue?
Contact our team right away. We’ll help you respond and explore your legal options.
6. Can I sue CCS Collections?
If they violated your rights, you may be able to sue and recover damages for harassment.
7. Are robocalls from CCS Collections legal?
Not without your consent. Such calls may violate the TCPA.
8. How much can I recover if I sue?
You may be entitled to up to $1,000 per violation, plus additional damages.
9. How long does it take to stop the harassment?
It depends on your case, but most clients see relief quickly after legal action begins.
10. How can I contact a lawyer today?
You can reach us at Protection for Consumers or call +1 844-638-1122 for a free consultation.
