Choosing the right collections agency Phoenix AZ

As a business owner, you must be very careful in selecting a professional collection agency for your collection needs. Remember that the agency you would choose will be a reflection of your company.

Local Companies

The Commercial Transaction Enforcement Bureau
602-315-8712
5134 N Central Suite 200
Phoenix, AZ
Lariat Software, LLC.
800-647-2764
9201 N. 25th Ave. #260
Phoenix, AZ
Valley Collection Service
(623) 931-4325
7025 W. 58th Ave.
Glendale, AZ
Argus Financial Services Inc
602-325-8252
16845 N 29th Ave Ste 1-439
Phoenix, AZ
Regency Credit, L.L.C.
480.921.3917
1403 West 10th Place
Tempe, AZ
LifeLock
(480) 457-5110
60 E. Rio Salado Parkway
Tempe, AZ
MoneyQuest Corporation
602799-4155
Po Box 5267
Peoria, AZ
Medical Resource Systems Inc
(480) 839-3313
2222 S Dobson Rd
Gilbert, AZ
National Credit Investigation Bureau
(480) 755-1107
1930 S Alma School Rd
Gilbert, AZ
Francescas Collections
480-753-3511
7131 W Ray Rd
Chandler, AZ

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As a business owner, you must be very careful in selecting a professional collection agency for your collection needs. Remember that the agency you would choose will be a reflection of your company.

It is imperative that you hire the professional collection agency that possesses the expertise and experience in collecting your particular type of debt account.  Your account can be service debts, medical collections, child support, student loans among numerous types of loans and debts. It is a must for creditors and agencies to understand clearly that that each type of collection market is handled uniquely.

It is also important that you and the collector discuss percentage in recovery as well as the rates. The commission’s percentage rate might be less important than the collection agency's return percentage on the total amount of dollars you stated for collection.

Likewise, make sure that the collection agency you choose is one that really works. If you provide the agency many accounts to work on but it does not collect or act on them, then you are dealing with the wrong agency.  Even if this agency charges a much lower percentage rate, you may not be getting enough result for your money.
 
An effective way of knowing more about your prospective collection agency is to try contacting other creditors in your field or industry that are presently using the services of the agency.  Try and find out if these creditors are satisfied with the agency’s services. You can likewise contact the Chamber of Commerce, the Better Business Bureau, or the groups or organizations that the agency might be a member of.  Oftentimes, the website of the collection agency lists all the organization and affiliations it belongs to. You could contact anyone of them and ask for a reference.

You must make sure that the professional collection agency complies with all state bonding and licensing laws. It is also important to know how long the collection agency has been in operation, the current number of its clients, if it has been given any awards or recognition for their accomplishments and if it has insurance.

It is also very critical to know if the agency that you will choose complies completely with the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.  What is the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act?  This is the law that regulates the debt collection industry.  Basically, the act helps in prohibiting and preventing debt collectors from doing abusive practices.

Indeed, as a business owner, you would really like to choose a collection agency that is capable of representing your business in a very professional manner. You want a satisfactory, if not excellent, rate of recovery, and at the same time are able to maintain your public image. A very systematic way of selecting and hiring a collection agency strengthens your business sense and helps your company to retain existing customers and become more profitable.


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Featured Local Company

The Commercial Transaction Enforcement Bureau

602-315-8712
5134 N Central Suite 200
Phoenix, AZ