Attorney Demand Letter for Payment is Effective Debt Collection Tool

Collection Agency Alternative

Collection agencies typically have legal forwarding departments for debt collection accounts that the collection agency was unable to collect.  The collection agency maintains a network of debt collection attorneys that are retained by the collection agency to file lawsuits or send attorney demand letters demanding payment for money owed.  Once collection agencies forward an account to a collection lawyer the collection agency must charge a higher contingent fee upon collection.

Attorney Demand Letter for Payment

The Gebeloff Law Group has created a debt recovery program that could save companies money. AttorneyDemandLetters.com was designed to allow a credit manager to put the power of their final demand for payment with a debt collection attorney for a low flat fee.    There is also an option to have a debt collection lawyer make a phone call to the debtor to make final demand for payment of your company’s money.

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Collection Demand Letter

AttorneyDemandLetters.com allows clients to test the temperature of their chances for collection of past due accounts without having to pay a collection agency a contingent collection fee. Our attorneys will draft a demand  letter for payment. The chances that a debtor will respond to an attorney demand letter for payment rather than a letter from a collection agency are obvious. The demand letter from an attorney stresses the urgency that your customer make immediate arrangements for payment with your company.   Of course, our debt collection law firm is able to provide full debt collection litigation services in the event the debtor does not respond favorably to the attorney demand letter for payment of the money due to your company.

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The Gebeloff Law Group would be happy to discuss all of your debt collection needs. Together we can devise a debt collection strategy that is just right for your company’s debt collection needs.