IF DEBT COLLECTOR RECEIVABLES PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT LLC, CALLED YOU MORE THAN TWICE IN A SEVEN-DAY PERIOD YOU MAY BE PART OF A CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT AND YOUR RIGHTS MAY BE AFFECTED

A lawsuit has been filed against debt collector Receivables Performance Management, LLC ("RPM"), claiming it violated the law by placing more than two telephone calls in a seven-day period to Massachusetts consumers to collect a debt.

A lawsuit has been filed against debt collector Receivables Performance Management, LLC ("RPM"), claiming it violated the law by placing more than two telephone calls in a seven-day period to Massachusetts consumers to collect a debt.

The Court has allowed the lawsuit to be a class action on behalf of all persons residing in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts who, (1) between September 18, 2014 and September 18, 2018, Defendant initiated in-excess of two telephone communications within a seven-day period regarding a debt which was more than thirty-days past due to their residence, cellular telephone, or other provided telephone number; and who (2) do not seek to prove actual damages.

The Plaintiff, Stephanie Powers, claims RPM is liable under the Massachusetts consumer protection statute, M.G.L. Ch. 93A, and the Court has certified class that can seek nominal damages of $25 for each class member. If you seek to prove actual damages and recover more than $25 dollars, you must opt-out of the class. RPM denies any wrongdoing and denies any liability. RPM denies any wrongdoing and denies any liability.