So far, John Bedard has covered the harassing, oppressive, abuse abusive, false, deceptive, misleading, unfair, and unconscionable conduct that is prohibited under Regulation F, the CFPB’s Debt Collection Rule. In this episode of “You Wanted a Rule, You Got a Rule,” John turns his attention to Section 1006.30, which details the other prohibited practices that collectors are barred from doing. The CFPB lists five practices that are prohibited in this section, and the first one deals with something known as debt parking, which occurs when a furnisher of information to credit reporting agencies reports an unpaid debt to a credit bureau without notifying the consumer first. Listen to John detail the steps that furnishers must follow if they are to comply with the credit reporting provisions of Regulation F.