In his 13 years of debt recovery, Jim Finucan has collected over 15 million dollars in past-due b2b and smallbusiness receivables. Jim is happy to answer your questions regarding those frustrating debtors who repeatedly ignore your demands for payment. Ask Jim how to make your bill the most important thing on the debtor's mind.
Ask Jim your debt-collection questions: jfinucan@charter.net.
Jim Finucan has not only survived for a dozen years in one of the hardest, most stressful vocations this side of air traffic control - he has prospered! Almost overnight he rose from a lowly, entry-level job as a skip tracer to become a full-fledged collector, and then held positions at some of the biggest collection agencies in the country. Now he manages the entire collections department at a large Midwest collection agency where he also teaches the professional collectors on his staff the powerful techniques he's discovered, developed and perfected over the years.
Debt-Collecting Articles By Jim:
How to Double Your Debt Collections
Haven't You Waited Long Enough for Your Money?
Inside Help in Collecting Past Due Accounts
Debt-Collecting Answers By Jim:
Collecting Debts From "Big Shot" Business Owners
Getting To The Heart Of Insincere Debtors
Debt Collecting Q & A
Jim Finucan has over a dozen years as a collections professional. Time and again his techniques have helped businesses double their
collections income. His book "Past Due – A Collections Manual" is a must have for any business with accounts who are past due. More info: http://www.tiare.com/pastdue.htm
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collection settlement
Hello,
I made a settlement agreement with a collection company about 6 months ago. I would pay them a certain amount monthly, which they could withdraw from my checking account automatically each month and after 6 cleared, timely payments, the debt would be paid off. I made my final payment on 9/15 and less than a week later received a letter from another collection company for the balance of the account. Call me ignorant, but isn't that fraud? What can I do to take care of this situation? The former company is insisting that the debt was recalled by the original company and given to someone else and there is nothing they can do. Any advice would be appreciated.
Thank you
Collection agency
My name is Curtis Smith. I work for a collection agency in Florida called www.controldatainc.com . What I would suggest is check with your bank. Most people don't know this, but automatic withdrawes and check by phones and be "charged back" up to 1 year. Once you have your money back I would call the new agency and work out a new settlement agreement with them. Remember to get everything in writting.
statute of limitations
I just received a bill from a collection agency from my divorce in 1990.
It was from The Common Pleas Court.
is there a statute of limitations on this bill being 18 years old?
thanks, Tom
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