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What is Commercial Debt Collection and Who Usually Does It?

  • mariavanguilder
  • Jul 10, 2019
  • 2 min read

Do you own a business and need to recoup some of the debts other companies owe you? Have you made a few phone calls yourself, but have not been very successful?

It sounds like it is time for you to involve yourself in professional commercial debt collection, and go ahead and hire someone to do that.

What is commercial debt collection? -- This is the term used when one business attempts to collect owed debts from another business. It can be done by the company themselves, or it can be done via a debt collection agency. Most companies hire a collection agency, as they tend to be more successful.

Hiring a debt collection agency -- Hiring an agency to do your commercial debt collection for you is easy. You will find hundreds of them on the Internet. Just choose one with a good reputation, and task them with recouping corporate debts owed to you.

How does Commercial Debt Recovery usually work? -- Collection usually begins with the agency sending letters asking for payment to every business that owes you money. If they do not get a reply, they will then begin to contact them via telephone. No response again will then lead to threats of legal action.

If that is still ignored, some commercial debt collection agencies will then file legal paperwork against the business, and take them to court.

How much does commercial debt collection cost? -- The most reputable agencies will usually charge you a percentage of any money they recoup. While the percentage may be high, it also gives the agency an incentive to be successful.

Contract with a company that charges this way if possible, as you will likely recoup the highest amount of debts owed to you this way.

 
 
 

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