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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau calls for opt-out messages for electronic communications, including email and text messaging, to be “clear and conspicuous” and that opting out of receiving such messages needs to be “reasonable and simple.” In this episode of “You Wanted a Rule, You Got a Rule,” John Bedard of Bedard Law Group walks through what those terms mean and how collectors need to approach this important provision of the debt collection rule.
By Mike GibbThe Consumer Financial Protection Bureau calls for opt-out messages for electronic communications, including email and text messaging, to be “clear and conspicuous” and that opting out of receiving such messages needs to be “reasonable and simple.” In this episode of “You Wanted a Rule, You Got a Rule,” John Bedard of Bedard Law Group walks through what those terms mean and how collectors need to approach this important provision of the debt collection rule.