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ProAccts
Debt Collection Process:
- Client
decides that accounts need to be placed for debt collection.
- ProAcct
sends a collection placement form to be filled out by the
client with information on the debt, which may include supporting
documentation.
- ProAcct
Management reviews accounts and the data is entered into
our Collect!® collection system.
- Within
24 hours of placement every account is sent a validation
notice. The validation notice informs the debtor not only
of the outstanding debt; it also informs the debtor of the
rights granted them under the Fair Debt Collection Practices
Act (FDCPA).
- Upon
placement every address received from the client is scrubbed
and standardized through the US Postal Services National
Change of Address database (NCOA). Each account received
from the client is scrubbed for debtors that may be deceased
or incarcerated.
- ProAcct
orders credit reports on all debts above $500 via Experian.
The use of credit reports increases the likelihood of recovering
monies owed to our clients.
- The
initial call to the debtor will be made within 24 hours
of placement.
- ProAcct
attempts to arrange payment, resolve any disputes and obtain
understandable commitments on debt resolution.
- If
ProAcct obtains a payment promise, we work to ensure the
payment(s) become true. If debtor fails to cooperate in
resolving the debt, we make final pre-legal collection attempts.
- If
final pre-legal collection attempts fail, the client may
authorize forwarding the claim to ProAcct’s affiliated attorneys.
ProAcct management will work with the client to determine
if legal action would be the best solution for the account.
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If client wishes to pursue legal action, the Attorney will
provide ProAcct with their suit requirements and then the
lawsuit will be prepared and filed.
- If
a judgment is awarded in the clients favor, the judgement
will be collected.
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