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Is MRV Banks Calling You from 877-388-1711?

If you’ve been receiving calls from 877-388-1711, it’s possible that the caller may be MRV Banks, a financial institution that offers banking and credit products, including credit cards and consumer lending services.

If there is a question about your account or a payment issue, the bank may attempt to contact you directly. Even when the caller is the original creditor, state laws still protect consumers from harassment, excessive calls, and deceptive collection tactics.

Know Your Rights – State-Specific Protections

Many states provide additional protections regarding debt collection calls:

California: Calls generally must occur between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m., and deceptive or abusive conduct is prohibited.

Connecticut: Creditors cannot claim to be government officials, accuse consumers of crimes related to a debt, or make calls intended to harass.

Florida: Misleading statements and repeated calls that amount to harassment are prohibited; moreover, workplace calls may also be prohibited if the employer does not allow them.

Maryland: The Maryland Consumer Debt Collection Act bans threatening or deceptive tactics and allows consumers to pursue damages.

Massachusetts: Limits collection calls to two calls within seven days to a personal number.

Michigan: Calls cannot occur before 8 a.m. or after 9 p.m., and workplace calls must stop if the consumer objects.

Missouri: The Missouri Merchandising Practices Act prohibits deceptive or unfair conduct related to credit transactions.

North Carolina: The North Carolina Debt Collection Act bans harassment, threats, and deceptive practices by creditors or collectors.

Pennsylvania: The Fair Credit Extension Uniformity Act restricts repeated calls and deceptive collection tactics.

Texas: Calls are limited to 8 a.m.–9 p.m., and collectors generally cannot contact consumers at work if the employer prohibits it.

What You Can Do

If 877-388-1711 keeps calling:

• Request written verification of the debt.
• Keep a log of every call, including dates and times.
• Send a written request asking the creditor to limit or stop communication if permitted under your state law.
• Speak with a consumer rights attorney if the calls become excessive or abusive.

Call Lemberg Law for a Free Consultation

If MRV Banks at 877-388-1711 has been calling repeatedly or using aggressive tactics, you may have legal options.

Call Lemberg Law for a free consultation. You pay nothing unless we win. Let us help stop the calls and, most importantly, protect your rights.