AmeriCollect

AmeriCollect: 2,444 complaints on the public record

What people brought to the CFPB about AmeriCollect, what they complained about, and how the company closed it.

2,444Complaints on file
363Filed in 2025
99.4%Answered on time
0.0%Ended in money back

The single most common complaint is attempts to collect debt not owed. The product people name most is debt collection.

What people complain about

IssueComplaintsShare
Attempts to collect debt not owed79832.7%
Written notification about debt51120.9%
Incorrect information on your report2158.8%
False statements or representation1867.6%
Took or threatened to take negative or legal action1455.9%
Communication tactics1365.6%
Problem with a credit reporting company's investigation into an existing problem1044.3%
Cont'd attempts collect debt not owed994.1%
Improper use of your report903.7%
Disclosure verification of debt592.4%

Which products

ProductComplaintsShare
Debt collection1,99181.5%
Credit reporting, credit repair services, or other personal consumer reports30712.6%
Credit reporting or other personal consumer reports1345.5%
Debt or credit management50.2%
Credit reporting40.2%
Credit card or prepaid card20.1%
Payday loan, title loan, or personal loan10.0%

How the company closed them

OutcomeComplaintsShare
Closed with explanation2,41798.9%
Closed with non-monetary relief251.0%
Closed with monetary relief10.0%
In progress10.0%

Closed with explanation is the usual outcome across the whole database. It records that the company answered. It does not record who was right.

By year

YearComplaints
2021413
2022307
2023162
2024151
2025363
2026154

2026 is a part year.

Where the complaints came from

StateComplaintsShare
FL49620.3%
WI37015.1%
GA32313.2%
TX1917.8%
MI1024.2%
NJ994.1%
IL984.0%
PA833.4%
MO702.9%
IN692.8%

Who filed them

GroupComplaintsShare
Servicemembers and veterans1917.8%
Older Americans482.0%

Consumers add these tags themselves. Most people add nothing, so both figures are floors.

Read these numbers with three things in mind

A big complaint count usually means a big customer base. A bank with 60 million customers will out-complain a bank with 200,000 whatever either one does. Counts are not a quality score and this page is not a ranking.

The CFPB does not judge who was right. A complaint is the consumer's account of what happened. The company answers it. Neither side is verified here.

Credit reporting dominates the database. Two thirds of all complaints on file are about credit reports, and disputes filed in bulk on consumers' behalf are part of that. It distorts every total that includes the credit bureaus.

Filing your own costs nothing

Complaints go to the company through the CFPB, and the company has 15 days to respond. You get a tracking number. Most complaints close inside 60 days. Start at consumerfinance.gov/complaint.

Source: CFPB Consumer Complaint Database, retrieved 2026-08-05. Newest record on file 2026-08-04. Filed under the name AmeriCollect.

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