I have an account with Westlake financial ( XXXX ) and they are in the process of attempting to reposes a vehicle which I conveyed in a title loan transaction. The issue that I have is that Westlake has hired a third party agent that has violated the fair debt collection practices act on several occasions. Their agent has engaged in such practices such as conveying information concerning the vehicle make, model and year, parked in the drive way of a private residence for prolonged periods of time ie harassment of a third party and the most egregious act is misrepresentation of their standing or official title. 

The agents have stated om many occasions that they are " investigators '' however when pressed on the matter of holding a " validated investigators license '' of any type the third party agent, XXXX XXXX ( XXXX ) XXXX avoided the direct questions and said call " the number '' which he refused to convey. 
The primary issue of concern is the continued harassment of third parties who are not obligated in any way to this matter and the conveyance of proprietary personal information and false claims concerning their professional standing which is in direct violation of the FDPCAFalse statements. Debt collectors may not lie when they are trying to collect a debt. 
Additionally, sitting in the driveway for extended period of time ( XXXX ) can be construed as an obvious harassment tactic. 
Divulging proprietary information of the nature of the attempted contact specifically the Make, model and year of the vehicle which is an obvious attempt and inference to the status of the loan/account. 
