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Teitelbaum v. I.C. System: Letter Would Not Confuse Least Sophisticated Consumer

A consumer claimed a letter stating that a debt collector would report their debt to consumer reporting agencies in the creditor's name was misleading and implied that both the debt collector and the creditor would report the debt at the same time. The court held that the consumer's reading of the letter was bizarre and idiosyncratic.

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