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The creditor called yesterday and threatened to sue me if I didnt pay my debt. Is that legal?

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The creditor called yesterday and threatened to sue me if I didnt pay my debt. Is that legal?

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Yes. A creditor can threaten legal action against you. This includes threats to garnishee your wages or seize collateral. However, such action can only be threatened if it is taken in the regular course of business or is intended with respect to your particular debt. Only the creditor has the authority to decide whether legal action should be taken. A collection agency cannot initiate legal action on its own but can recommend legal action to the creditor.

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