If you’re getting nonstop robocalls and unwanted texts, or if debt collectors are harassing you — even if you owe a debt — you may be able to recover real money.
Call today for a FREE case review!
Real People. Real Wins.
- It costs nothing to find out if you have a claim!
- No fees. No costs. No money out of your pocket.
- We only get paid if we win for you.
- The company pays our fees.
- Most claims settle quickly!
Robocalls & Spam Texts
- Repeated calls & texts
- Prerecorded messages
- Kept coming after you replied stop
- Calls before 8:00 a.m. or after 9:00 p.m. local time
You may be able to recover:
- $500 per unlawful call or text, and
- Up to $1,500 per call or text if the conduct was willful
If the calls and texts won’t stop, take Real Action.
Call now to see if you qualify!
Debt Collector Harassment
Did a debt collector—
- Keep calling, emailing, or texting you — or even your family or friends — over and over?
- Talk to you in a rude, threatening, or mean way?
- Tell you that you owe more money than you do or that they’ll sue you?
- Try to charge you extra fees or charges you never agreed to?
You may be able to recover:
- Up to $1,000 in an individual case
- Actual damages if they caused you real harm
Whether or not you owe a debt doesn’t matter.
Call now to see if you qualify!
The Real Deal
Here’s what to do now:
- Save Proof of the Calls, Texts & Harassment
- Call Bernheim Kelley at 954-908-6254
- Get Your Free Case Review
- Tell Us Your Story & Let Us Handle the Details
You May Have a Sales Solicitation Case if…
- The company is texting or calling to sell or advertise something
- The company calls before 8 a.m. or after 9 p.m. local time
- The company sends you texts after you reply “STOP”
- The company leaves you a prerecorded or robocall voicemail
You don’t have to know exactly which law they broke. That’s what we’re here to figure out.
It Helps If You Can…
For both sales calls/texts and debt collector harassment, it helps if you can:
- Identify the company, collector, or business contacting you
- Provide screenshots of call logs
- Provide voicemails
- Provide screenshots of text messages, especially if you replied STOP
What To Save
- Screenshots of your call log
- Screenshots of the text thread (include your STOP reply if you sent one)
- Voicemails
- Emails
- Letters (and envelopes)
- Opt-out proof
- Quick notes on–
- What they were selling
- What was said
- Whether you ever filled out a form or checked a box
Don’t have all of this? That’s fine. We’ll start with what you’ve got. Give us a call today at 954-908-6254 to see if you qualify.
Questions? If the Answer Isn’t Here, Give Us a Call!
Not necessarily. Some claims don’t depend on the registry. In many situations, what matters most is how the calls or texts were sent, and whether the company had the right type of permission to contact you in the first place.
You could still have a claim! Your call logs, voicemails, and text threads may be enough to determine whether the company crossed the line.
No! You can let it go to voicemail. Just save the evidence (call logs, voicemails, texts, etc.).
That’s common. Save call logs and voicemails so we can track patterns.
Sometimes. Not every debt collection call is covered the exact same way as sales solicitations. But certain automated calls, prerecorded messages, and repeated contacts can raise TCPA issues depending on how things went down. If the calls you’re getting are debt collection-related, tell us what you’re hearing and save the voicemails so we can have a look.
Stop the Calls, Texts & Harassment
If robocalls, spam texts, or debt collectors won’t leave you alone, you may have legal options. Repeated calls, prerecorded messages, unwanted texts after replying STOP, or debt collector harassment may qualify you for compensation.
You may be able to recover money for unlawful calls, texts, or collection abuse — and it costs nothing to find out. No fees, no costs, and no money out of your pocket. We only get paid if we win for you.
Tell us what happened, and we’ll help you understand whether you may have a claim.
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