A Florida judge has ordered a debt collection agency to not use Facebook or any other social media sites in an attempt to locate a woman over a $362 unpaid car loan. Judge W. Douglas Baird of the Florida 6th Judicial Circuit Court also ordered Mark One Financial of Jacksonville, Fla. to refrain from contacting the woman's family or friends on Facebook.
March 11, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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A Florida judge has ordered a debt collection agency to not use Facebook or any other social media site in an attempt to locate a woman over a $362 unpaid car loan.
Judge W. Douglas Baird of the Florida 6th Judicial Circuit Court also ordered Mark One Financial LLC of Jacksonville, Fla., to refrain from contacting the woman’s family or friends on Facebook.
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