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rights include contacting the debtor after receiving written notice not to do such, threatening harm or violence to the owing party, threats of arrest, taking property, garnishing wages unless there is intent to do so and a legitimate cause for that type of action.
I don't want to trivialise it by calling it bullying but it was extremely serious bullying by threatening harm.
Fortunately, of the remaining third that caused injury, 32 percent resulted in only temporary harm, less than 1 percent in permanent or life threatening harm and less than .
 
 
 
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