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Informational Massachusetts AG MA Sep 28, 2026

Settlement Against Avon Debt Collector

Massachusetts AG Andrea Campbell announced the permanent barring of an Avon debt collector from operating in the state, securing over $50 million in debt relief for consumers. The settlement followed findings of abusive and unlawful collection practices.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Campbell announced the permanent barring of an Avon debt collector from operating in the state, securing over $50 million in debt relief for consumers. The settlement followed findings of abusive and unlawful collection practices.

What changed

An Avon-based debt collection agency has been permanently prohibited from operating and seeking a license in Massachusetts.

Compliance perspective

Debt collectors should review compliance practices to avoid similar enforcement actions.

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