Unless the debt collector has express permission from the consumer or from a court, the law prohibits communication with a consumer under the following conditions EXCEPT:
Unless the debt collector has express permission from the consumer or from a court, the law prohibits communication with a consumer under the following conditions EXCEPT:
The law generally prohibits communication with a consumer under several conditions, such as at an unusual time or place, when the consumer is represented by an attorney, or when the consumer has asked in writing for the collector to cease contact. However, communication at the consumer's place of employment is only prohibited if the debt collector knows or has reason to know that the employer forbids such communication. Therefore, option C is the exception here since the communication is not expressly prohibited by the law unless the debt collector is aware that the employer forbids it.
However, communicating with a consumer at their place of employment is not prohibited unless the debt collector knows or has reason to know that the employer prohibits such communication (C). Therefore, option C is the correct answer because it is the condition under which communication is not expressly prohibited by the law, except if the debt collector knows or has reason to know that such communication is forbidden by the employer.