Marshall Freeman Collections Pty Ltd

Marshall Freeman Collections Pty Ltd is presented here only as a company name; the supplied evidence contains no material about this entity. The two sources provided concern unrelated subjects: an SFist article about a San Francisco transit-rider harassment reporting platform called "Eyes on Board," and SFist's own "About" page describing that publication and its owner, Impress3 Media, Inc. Neither source mentions Marshall Freeman Collections Pty Ltd, its products, ownership, location, or history. The "Pty Ltd" suffix indicates an Australian proprietary limited company structure, but no further details — such as registration date, directors, registered office, business activity, or brand portfolio — can be confirmed from the evidence. Because nothing verifiable about the brand or business is available, this entry is intentionally short and flagged for review. It should be revisited if official records, a company website, or reliable third-party coverage becomes available.

• 2026

  Marshall Freeman Collections penalised for debt collection harassment and misleading claims

  Marshall Freeman Collections Pty Ltd paid $59,400 in penalties after the ACCC issued three infringement notices concerning its debt collection activities between July 2024 and June 2025. The ACCC alleged that Marshall Freeman unduly harassed consumers by continuing to demand payment without dealing with requests for information or adequately addressing disputes, and sent letters misleadingly claiming it had instructions from creditors to commence legal proceedings when no such instructions existed. Marshall Freeman also provided a court enforceable undertaking admitting its conduct breached or was likely to breach the Australian Consumer Law.

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  Marshall Freeman fined $59,400 by ACCC for debt collection harassment and misleading claims[3]Marshall Freeman Collections penalised for debt collection harassment and misleading claimsmiragenews.com

  Debt collection company Marshall Freeman Collections Pty Ltd paid $59,400 in penalties after the ACCC issued three infringement notices over its debt collection activities between July 2024 and June 2025. The ACCC alleged Marshall Freeman unduly harassed consumers by continuing to demand payment without dealing with requests for information or adequately addressing disputes, and sent letters misleadingly claiming it had instructions from creditors to commence legal proceedings when no such instructions existed. Marshall Freeman also provided a court enforceable undertaking admitting its conduct breached or was likely to breach the Australian Consumer Law.

1. 1SF Transit Group Launches Platform to Report, Track Harassment on Munisfist.com
2. 2About SFist | San Francisco Local News Since 2004sfist.com
3. 3Marshall Freeman Collections penalised for debt collection harassment and misleading claimsmiragenews.com