Colorado Court Dismisses FCRA Preemption Challenge Over Criminal Record Reporting Law
- A District Court judge in Colorado has granted a motion to dismiss filed by the Attorney General of Colorado, who was sued by a trade group, attempting to assert that the Fair Credit Reporting Act preempts portions of a state law that prohibits the reporting of criminal conviction records, as well as sealed and expunged records that do not result in a conviction.
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Judge Dismisses Claims Over Third-Party Subpoenas
- A District Court judge in Ohio has granted a motion to dismiss filed by two defendants — a collection attorney and a debt buyer — that were sued for violating the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act by a company who was subpoenaed for information and alleged the subpoenas were intended to harass the company.
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Digital Wallet Usage Surges, But Cards Still Hold Ground
- Digital wallets are gaining share globally and in the U.S., but the story is more nuanced than a simple takeover. New data from Worldpay’s Global Payments Report shows wallets leading online today and poised for further growth, while cards continue to dominate in-store transactions and remain deeply embedded in consumer behavior.
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FCC Targets Gateway Provider with $4.5M Fine Over Bank Impersonation Robocalls
- The Federal Communications Commission has proposed a $4.5 million fine against Voxbeam Telecommunications, an Orlando-based voice provider, after finding it “apparently liable” for transmitting tens of thousands of suspicious robocalls impersonating U.S. financial institutions. The calls, many of which spoofed legitimate fraud prevention and customer service numbers, originated from a foreign provider not authorized to send traffic into U.S. networks. For companies relying on voice communications, the case underscores the FCC’s increasing focus on holding carriers accountable for what they allow onto the network.
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25 Companies Seeking Collection Talent
- The weekly job listings post is either for people who are on the hunt for a new opportunity or those who like to slow down when they are driving down the highway and there is an accident on the other side of the road — to see what’s going on. Regardless of why, you need to check out who is hiring and for what.
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WORTH NOTING: The biggest cyber scams to watch out for in 2026 … Small businesses are growing more concerned about the direction the economy is heading … A list of items that are getting more expensive because of the war in Iran … Are you sure the language you are using is connecting with consumers, especially younger ones? … Why you should be measuring the cost of IT inefficiencies … A look at the credit card debt situation in the United States … Something you should do every time you turn on the air conditioning in your house … Generally speaking, there are probably people in your office who aren’t happy with the job market.
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