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Is Chase Bank Reaching Out from 800-399-7189?

Repeated calls from 800-399-7189 may trace back to Chase Bank. Although the FDCPA doesn't apply to creditors collecting their own debts, state-level protections still apply.

How State Laws Protect You from Collection Calls

Different states have different rules. Here are some laws that could limit how Chase Bank may contact you:

• California: Creditors can't make false threats or contact unauthorized third parties.
• Florida: You can stop collection calls by submitting a written request.
• Massachusetts: Personal numbers can receive no more than two calls per week.
• Michigan: Calls must occur between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m. and not reach your job if you object.
• Pennsylvania: Collectors may not call repeatedly about the same debt or mislead you.
• Texas: Calls outside legal hours or to restricted workplaces violate state law.

Your Next Steps if Chase Bank Keeps Calling from 800-399-7189

Here's how to respond if Chase Bank keeps calling:

• Request written proof of the debt to confirm its validity.
• Document every call, including when it happened and what was said.
• Report issues to your state's consumer protection agency if necessary.
• Talk to a consumer attorney if the communication feels excessive or aggressive.

Call Lemberg Law for a Free Consultation

If you believe that calls from 800-399-7189 are pushing boundaries, Lemberg Law is here to help. We offer free consultations, and you won't pay unless we win. Don't let unwanted contact take over your day-reach out today.