A class action litigated by South Florida attorney Marc Wites alleges national mortgage lender Quicken Loans Inc. violated the federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act.
January 13, 2017 at 04:00 AM
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Quicken Loans Inc. reportedly doesn’t know when to quit—at least according to a lawsuit by a man claiming he asked the company 264 times to stop texting him.
And in a separate suit, a second plaintiff filed a class action claiming representatives of the Michigan-based mortgage lender repeatedly called his cellphone looking for another man.
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