Diversified Consultants Phone Harassment – Know Your Rights & Stop the Calls
If Diversified Consultants is repeatedly calling you about a debt—especially after you've asked them to stop—you may be dealing with illegal harassment. Debt collectors are allowed to seek payment, but they must follow strict rules under laws like the FDCPA. When those rules are broken, you have legal recourse.
What Behavior May Be Harassment
Receiving calls multiple times in one day or over several days, despite telling them to stop
Threatening you with legal action they cannot pursue
Calling at inappropriate times (very early morning or late at night)
Calling your workplace after being asked not to
Failing to provide written proof of the debt when requested
Using robocalls or automated systems without your consent
If you see any of those in the calls you're receiving from Diversified Consultants, you may have legal grounds to act.
What You Can Do
Document Everything
Record every call: date, time, phone number, what was said, and whether you asked them to stop. Keep voicemails or texts.
Request Debt Validation in Writing
Ask Diversified Consultants to prove the debt is valid, who the original creditor is, and show supporting documents.
Send a Cease-and-Desist Letter
Formally ask them in writing to stop contacting you. Once they receive it, further contact must be limited under the law.
Seek Legal Help
If harassment continues, a consumer protection attorney can help you enforce your rights and possibly recover damages.
You can also refer to this page for more guidance: Diversified Consultants phone harassment.
