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BCFP Revisits Payday Rule, Expected January 2019

On October 26, 2018, the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection (BCFP or Bureau) announced that it expects to issue a proposed rule in January 2019 reconsidering its previously-issued rule on Payday, Vehicle Title, and Certain High-Cost Installment Loans (Payday Rule or the Rule). According to the Bureau, it will revisit only the ability-to-repay provisions of the original rule since they “have much greater consequences for both consumers and industry than the payment provisions.”

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New whitepaper: Better data, better contact rates

Collections organizations rely on compiled credit bureau and demographic information for their contact strategies, but these methods have drawbacks: stale data, major gaps in coverage, and lack of any true insight into phone behavior. With this free whitepaper from Neustar, learn how collections organizations can significantly improve their contact rates with better information, such as:

  • Unique phone intelligence on activity and usage, to improve outbound dialing efficiency and right-party contact rates

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  • Solutions to mitigate call-blocking and spam-mislabeling, and to ensure consistent caller ID display

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Ninth Circuit Drops the Hammer on Opt Out Evader in TCPA Case; Agrees One-Word Opt-Out is Reasonable Revocation Procedure

On Friday, October 26, the Ninth Circuit made it clear that it will not tolerate Opt-Out Evaders in its Circuit. Opt-out evaders are unpleasant residents of TCPAland that set up “test” cases by, inter alia, sending everything but “stop” to a texter in a bid to continue to receive more texts. They then sue the texter under the TCPA claiming that their privacy rights were invaded by the subsequent texts. Its pretty gross, but also pretty common. One such effort (scam?) was shut down in a recent case involving Edible Arrangements.

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Women in Consumer Finance Conference

10 December 2018 at 06:00 p.m.

Sharpen your leadership skills, expand your professional network and help improve your workplace culture when you attend Women in Consumer Finance 2018 – a conference and networking event for ALL women in consumer finance.

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