Massachusetts H364 regulates debt collection practices, including restrictions on postdated checks and threats of criminal prosecution.
Massachusetts H364 sets rules for debt collectors and creditors regarding the acceptance and deposit of postdated checks. It prohibits accepting postdated checks more than five days in advance without notifying the debtor. It also bans using postdated checks to threaten criminal prosecution. Additionally, it mandates that postdated checks cannot be deposited before the date on the check. These provisions aim to protect consumers from unfair debt collection practices.
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