Collection Agencies Use Demand Letters
Collection agencies have been referring their collection agency accounts to our commercial collection law firm early in their debt collection process. In previous blog posts we have discussed the difference between a collection agency and a collection lawyer. There has been a lot in the news about collection agencies, With the economy slowly recovering businesses are starting to extend credit again. The result is that there are more collection accounts that may need to the assistance of a third party debt collector. The client needs to decide whether to send the account to a commercial collection agency or a collection attorney.
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When the client has many small balance accounts that are past due, sending those collection accounts to a collection agency may make sense. A commercial collection agency is not a collection attorney and not license to practice debt collection law. Collection agencies have systems in place for handling huge volumes of claims and can send multiple demand letters for payment and make many debt collection phone calls. However, once a matter is not able to be collected a collection agency must send the account to a collection law firm to pursue further debt collection activities.
Collection Agency Alternative
Our law firm has launched a new service wherein; a creditor can put the power of an attorney demand letter behind their demand for payment. Most people who owe money would take the threat of legal action from a lawyer letter demanding payment over simply receiving a collection letter from a commercial collection agency. Our attorney demand letter for payment service also offers an avenue where collection calls are made from our collection attorneys and trained collection staff.
Collection Agencies Use Our Debt Collection Service
We encourage you to visit our web site to learn more about our attorney demand letter service for debt collection. You may find this service a better and less expensive alternative to placing your collection accounts with a collection agency.