Most small webmasters that cant afford their bills and that are bad payers in this industry have very bad credit, they don't really give a damn about collection
Originally posted by rayadp05
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Most small webmasters that cant afford their bills and that are bad payers in this industry have very bad credit, they don't really give a damn about collection
Most small webmasters that cant afford their bills and that are bad payers in this industry have very bad credit, they don't really give a damn about collection
It isn't just small webmasters that have problems with their bills...
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The problem I see with it would be the different locations involved and laws. For example, you might win a judgement in - one state with no way to collect if the person is from another state - type thing.
If it was a big enough sum though, it sure would be worth a try imho.
I spent over 11 years working at law firms & financial institutions doing collections.. Unless you have written & signed contracts stating that an unpaid debt will go into collections if unpaid, you can not place it into collections.
A debtor needs to be notified in writing that you intend to default them & place their account into collections prior to you doing so.
Once the account is placed into collections, the attorney or debt collector will send demand for payment & advise the debtor that if they fail to dispute the debt or pay it, that it will be placed on their credit report as a debt in collections, which will bring their credit score down.
If the debtor is a business, the debt will be reported to Dunn & Bradstreet whom maintains credit reports on businesses although a business debt can be placed on both business & personal reports.
I spent over 11 years working at law firms & financial institutions doing collections.. Unless you have written & signed contracts stating that an unpaid debt will go into collections if unpaid, you can not place it into collections.
A debtor needs to be notified in writing that you intend to default them & place their account into collections prior to you doing so.
Once the account is placed into collections, the attorney or debt collector will send demand for payment & advise the debtor that if they fail to dispute the debt or pay it, that it will be placed on their credit report as a debt in collections, which will bring their credit score down.
If the debtor is a business, the debt will be reported to Dunn & Bradstreet whom maintains credit reports on businesses although a business debt can be placed on both business & personal reports.
Not entirely true...espically with business deals.
the problem i have had is a certain company fucking with your livleyhood when they in fact were the ones with the accounting problem. you gotta hate it when that happens.
My brother is part owner of one of the biggest debt purchasing companies in the midwest....Shit is different with Consumers and business deals. Consumers have laws that protect them from certain things collectors can and cant do. Laws are different from state to state. Time barred debts and shit like that. All stats are different from oral agreements to written contracts to promissary notes to open accounts.(time from last date of pay to which you can file suit, or report on a credit report) AGAIN for consumers... Business deals are different. Usually with businesses, one company is providing a service to another...Businesses have a little more pull when it comes to securing the money lost. Most small businesses and advertising companies I work with do their own collections....its always a topic that gets brought up. You dont have to send letters and be all nice and polite like the law forces bill collectors to be these days when it comes to business stuff...most small businesses dont even have a d&b report. Just sue em if you want, but that shit gets expensive cause most lawyers are turds.
I spent over 11 years working at law firms & financial institutions doing collections.. Unless you have written & signed contracts stating that an unpaid debt will go into collections if unpaid, you can not place it into collections.
A debtor needs to be notified in writing that you intend to default them & place their account into collections prior to you doing so.
I disagree. Worked as a collection agent for 5+ years.
Public Law 95-109 Fair Debt Collections Practices Act
Federal Law
You don't need a signed contract that say anything about collections to place a debt with a collection agency. You'll need some kind of proof to get a judgement, but that doesn't even have to be a contract.
People use to tell me, you can't get blood from a turnip. My response was always the same. A salad didn't run up this debt, you did, so let's leave the veggies out of it.
People use to tell me, you can't get blood from a turnip. My response was always the same. A salad didn't run up this debt, you did, so let's leave the veggies out of it.
I disagree. Worked as a collection agent for 5+ years.
Public Law 95-109 Fair Debt Collections Practices Act
Federal Law
You don't need a signed contract that say anything about collections to place a debt with a collection agency. You'll need some kind of proof to get a judgement, but that doesn't even have to be a contract.
In that same article it also describes those laws only apply for consumers who default on lines of credit for personal, family or household use...(credit cards, cars, insurance, etc)...when someone fucks you over on business...its a whole different ball game...you dont NEED a contract, but if youre not using contracts, youre just dumb, its not good biz sense at all.
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