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Jul16
Save Your Business – Steps to Collect Your Money (part II)
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FIRST LETTER OF COLLECTION, 29 days after the original due date This letter has yet to be polite, but boring and simple. In this letter confirming what was promised in previous contact in the call, and remind debtors to pay their promise. TRY THIS:
In our previous conversation, the (day), had suggested that you submit your payment in full. Let’s finish this issue now. Please mail payment in full today.
SECOND COLLECTION phone call, 39 days after the original due date
The statement is almost 40 days past due. Be polite but firm, and request immediate payment in full. Try to work excuses. Find out what the real problem is. If the debtor does not pay in full immediately try to get a partial payment today. Failing that, make him or her to commit to a payment date. This date should be no more than two weeks.
SECOND COLLECTION LETTER, 49 days after the original due date
Now you should be ramping up the signal and allow the debtor knows that it takes account of this serious crime. This letter should demand immediate payment, and discuss short-term consequences of nonpayment. Send this letter? and any correspondence that follows? by certified mail or overnight mail to give you a disk that was received. TRY THIS:
Our numerous attempts to resolve the long overdue account have not been successful. If payment is not received within 7 days we will be forced to suspend credit privileges with our company. Please contact us promptly with an explanation for non-payment or payment plan account in arrears.
Third collection phone call, 60 days after the original due date
It is time to emphasize the seriousness of the situation. This is the contact in explaining the options no longer available for full payment. You are ready to convert this account to a collection agency and if necessary take further action legales.Asegúrese they know the benefits of taking care of this problem now, as the maintenance of good relationships and good credit. Offer to collect payment by the company during the night or give them your bank details so they can make a bank transfer.
FINAL COLLECTION LETTER, 67 days after the original due date
Now he is taking a demanding tone. State that if payment is not received by the agreed date, you will turn the account over to a collection agency. TRY THIS:
We have converted your account (name of collection agency), our collection agency to collect their past due balance of $. There remains one final opportunity to resolve your account, avoiding unnecessary additional costs and embarrassment. If we receive your check for $ in the next 5 days (or reach an acceptable payment agreement) then we will stop further collection action.
TURN OVER TO COLLECTION AGENCY
The account is now 70 days overdue and may require a professional collection approach.His collection agency may submit a request ten days, a demand for 48 hours by fax, what you need. Receiving a letter from a collection agency third party often will ask a debtor to pay. If you have not received an answer to the last collection letter within five days immediately place has a professional agency and licensed.
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