Posted by bjcOH on 7/24/13 10:32am Msg #477903
COLLECTIONS
Morning to all.
Has anyone used a third party company to collect past due funds form a client? If so, share your experience and name of company used, if so choose. I 'm sure many would be grateful.
Thanks
| Reply by PegiT_MN on 7/24/13 10:46am Msg #477905
I am my own collection company. I called the company who owed me money and told them that I would be informing their local law enforcement agency, county attorney's office, and county prosecutor of how they have committed fraud by not paying me for services rendered. I proceeded to tell them that it appeared they had a history of these deceptive practices of not paying notaries for work performed and that if I did not have my check in hand by the end of the week, I would be making sure they were charged with theft by swindle. It has only happened to me once and I received my check in four days.
Collection agencies are a joke........these scumbags are not threatened by bad credit......you need to threaten them with legal action.......potential jail time and a felony conviction. Good luck!
| Reply by ikando on 7/24/13 11:44am Msg #477910
I also do my own collections, but I make contact on an escalating basis because sometimes there are circumstances. I expect payment within 30 days, so I contact the hiring party after 40-45 days. If I haven't seen anything by 60 days, I contact their hiring party. If I still have no satisfaction, I move up to a certified letter sent to let them know my next step, contacting the legal community. I have an arrangement with an attorney client to be able to use his name/letterhead, which adds more weight.
I rarely go more than three months without being paid.
| Reply by Malbrough_LA on 7/24/13 2:27pm Msg #477933
I file collections and pursue when necessary...very rarely
necessary. Worse case scenario if I don't get anywhere, I have an attorney buddy take care of it.
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