RE: [newtech-1] collecting business debts
| From: | Alex C |
| Sent on: | Sunday, June 6, 2010, 10:40 PM |
Susan, if it’s a onetime deal, consider the amount and whether it’s
worth your time. Depends on what you are responsible for revenue wise. I
otherwise recommend a good lawyer that will take this on in exchange for a
portion of it. Personally, I’d give this away to my lawyer in exchange for
retainer on locking up my business such that this doesn’t happen again. I can
recommend someone offline that has done this kind of work before.
However, if it’s more than 1 incident, consider taking a closer
look at your billing practices.
I am not sure how freelancers need a collection agency. A topic
for debate I guess.
Regards,
Alex
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Sent: Sunday, June 06,[masked]:21 PM
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Subject: [newtech-1] collecting business debts
This topic has come up before, and I saved a message recommending
D&B collection services. However, D&B has stopped offering these
services. I would like to find a company that will do the job without
being sleazy -- hopefully this is possible. Has anyone worked with a good
collection agency?
Susan
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