Foreclosures On The Rise
July 19, 2010 by Mallory Megan
Filed under Finance
Research recently collected by RealtyTrac Year-End 2009 Foreclosure Market Report indicates that 3,957,643 foreclosure filings were reported on 2,824,674 United States properties in 2009. Included in this research was scheduled foreclosure auctions, default notices and bank repossessions.
Debt Collection Agency Gets Healthy
July 19, 2010 by Mallory Megan
Filed under Business
A debt collection company based in California initiated a ploy to educate and motivate employees to live healthier lifestyles in early January. There are twenty eight employees at the agency; more than half are currently participating in the implementation.
Knoxville Police Department Tries To Collect On Unpaid Tix Pt 2
April 24, 2010 by Mallory Megan
Filed under Business Finance
“You will see multiple violations at the same intersection, so they are traveling the same route every day.” Lasercraft, the red light system is paid a portion of the fines collected to operate. Lasercraft gets paid eighty percent of the fees up to $4,500 per month and the city receives the twenty percent that remained. Above $4,5000, monthly collections are evenly split between the city and Lasercraft. The city’s share goes to the city’s general fund, not the Police Department.
Collection Agency Pricing
March 11, 2010 by Mallory Megan
Filed under Business Finance
One of the key benefits to working with most collection agencies is that you only pay when they successfully collect on a past-due account. This means if the agency can’t collect money on your behalf, you don’t owe anything. Debt collection agents operate on a commission, usually collecting about one third of the commission.
What To Look At When Looking For A Collection Agency
March 11, 2010 by Jonathan Summers
Filed under Business
When trying to search for a Business Collection agency, it is imperative for companies to find a collection agency that services their specific needs. Some companies may rely on collection firms more than others. For example, a self-employed graphic designer might only need to use a Collection agency’s services once during his or her entire career. However, a bigger company, such as a credit card company, may require the services of a Collection agency more habitually.
If You Have A Debt Collector On The Phone….
March 9, 2010 by Mallory Megan
Filed under Marketing
If you owe debt to a creditor collection agencies are allowed to report your debt to credit bureaus, file lawsuits against you, and should be taken very seriously. The best way to protect yourself and your financial situation is a methodical approach. First, know why you are being contacted. Know where the debt is from and exactly how much it costs.
Scranton Tax Payers May Have Received A Collection Letter They May Not Have Deserved
March 9, 2010 by Mallory Megan
Filed under Marketing
More than 200 Scranton taxpayers might have received a letter from a collection company they didn’t deserve. The notices are for unpaid garbage fees that may have actually been paid. According to officials, the garbage bill itself for 2009 could be to blame for more than 200 collection notices sent to city taxpayers in error last week.
A Brief Explanation of Bankruptcy And A List Of DONT\’S Part 1
March 5, 2010 by Mallory McGuinness-Hickey
Filed under Marketing
Filing for bankruptcy is a big deal. The most extreme of all financial makeovers, financial analysts continue to warn us that it should be a last resort that should not be entered into without knowing what you are doing.
Library Laden With Unpaid Fines Gets Tough
March 2, 2010 by Mallory McGuinness-Hickey
Filed under Business
Looks like another library is getting tough with customers. In a localized area of Australia, nearly $30,000 worth of books, DVDs, CDs and magazines are outstanding things at libraries.
Town Demands Debt Recovery: Pay Up Or Ship Out
February 20, 2010 by Mallory Megan
Filed under Business Finance
In the village of Stamford, Connecticut, the town is threatening to sue a car dealership, Carriage House in order to get it to pay $7,450 in fines for forty five false burglar alarms over six years. There was a total of thirty one property owners that got notices on January the fifteenth that were demanding payment for false alarm fines. They were told to pay the money within thirty days or face legal action.


