A Guide To The Collection Agency Surety Bond
September 30, 2010 by Takara Alexis
Filed under Finance
Without a surety bond, many businesses cannot lawfully operate in their company. These bonds act as risk-mitigation accessories that work more like credit rather than insurance. Many times, surety bonds are three-party accords involving a business, a customer and a surety agency. In the situation that the association cannot achieve its designated or contracted jobs, the person is secured from financial disaster.
Boating, Its Relaxing
July 19, 2010 by Mallory Megan
Filed under travel
Boating can be a relaxing pastime, floating along on a river or lake without a care. For most people, the boating itself is the whole point of the hobby: once you’re in the boat, you’re set.
Laws That Ban Cell Phone Use Don’t Seem To Be Cutting It
May 16, 2010 by Rapid Recovery Solution
Filed under Communications
It was recently shown in through research that legislation banning cell phone use while driving fail to reduce crashes. According to the new Highway Loss Data Institute, there have been no reductions in crashes since cell phone bans have taken effect.
Bill Collection 101
April 15, 2010 by Mallory Megan
Filed under Finance
If the person in debt agrees to pay, the bill collector will record this commitment and will check up later to make sure that the payment was made. If a debtor does not pay, the collector will draw up a statement about their delinquency for the credit department of whatever company they are working for. In extreme cases, debt collectors may request repossession, hand over the account to a lawyer or disconnect service.
Debt Collection And Privacy
April 15, 2010 by Mallory McGuinness-Hickey
Filed under Business
It is imperitive that debt collectors respect your privacy. According to the Fair Debt Collection Practice Act, collection agencies cannot exchange information about debtors. They can’t send out a list of people who owe money to its creditor subscribers. They cannot advertise a debt for sale, or compile a list of debtors to its creditor subscribers.
Cash4Gold Scam
April 2, 2010 by Mallory Megan
Filed under Business
We’ve all seen them – the flashy “Cash4Gold” commercials, at times they feature people on the street dancing, or at other times, M.C. Hammer promising fast cash in turn for your old, unused jewelry. Although human nature makes us want to unconditionally trust the dancing person or even with his track record, M.C. Hammer, it turns out that Cash4Gold may not in fact be too legit to quit.
BMI Collection Agencies Turn To Ring Tones To Collect Royalties
March 2, 2010 by Mallory McGuinness-Hickey
Filed under Finance
It appears as though the music industry has found a new strategy to cash in on royalties. As music lovers are well aware, at first these companies tried to sue individual users for illegally downloading music. But it is painfully clear that this approach to recover from major financial loss has destroyed their image in the public eye.
Some Factors A Company Should Think About Outsourcing Debt Collection
February 7, 2010 by Cameron D. Johnson
Filed under Business
Every commercial enterprise may only preserve trading through making a return, as a result of either providing services or by selling items. Especially in these complicated economic situations this can often times prove to be quite a concern as more and more organizations are discovering the recovery of delinquent monies owed to them increasingly difficult. By outsourcing debt collection you can certainly free up your time and focus on the business of earning profits, and give collecting owed money to the professionals. There are other methods which your business should take to lower the possibility of bad debts, and I will go through these in more detail, however when all else fails, outsourcing debt collection will undoubtedly make sensible fiscal sense.
Consumers Remain Dubious Despite Claims From Executives That Things Are Looking Up
January 28, 2010 by Mallory Megan
Filed under Business
According to the up to date analysis by research agency TNS, consumers assessments and beliefs about the U.S. economy remain, for the most part, bleak. The study revealed that consumer’s opinion about the economy hasn’t changed at all since September.

