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You
Establish Your Fee
Your Company only pays a collection fee when we recover
from the debtor. Our fee structure is designed to reflect
statistics on recovery of collection. Obviously, the
more recent the past due account the lower our cost,
therefore the lower your fee. You decide what your fee
is by choosing when and how often to assign accounts.
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(Place
less than 10 accounts per year)
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(Place
more than 10 accounts per year)
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(Negotiated Fee Schedule)
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| Non-Litigation
accounts under $500.00 - 50% fee. |
Non-Litigation
accounts under $500.00 - 50% fee. |
*negotiated
fee schedules may be obtained for clients
placing in volume. |
Non-Litigation
Commercial Claims over $500.00 - 28% fee.
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Non-Litigation
Commercial Claims over $500.00 - 25% fee. |
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Consumer Claims over $500.00 - 35% fee. |
Non-Litigation
Consumer Claims over $500.00 - 33.3% fee. |
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Claims
over 1 year past due are subject to higher fees; |
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For
accounts placed in Litigation Status a non-contingent,
nonrefundable Suit Fee of 10% of assigned balance
shall be required |
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Judgments
are subject to a 50% fee. |
Lawsuit
Information
In the unlikely event that a lawsuit is required and
you choose to authorize a suit, you will be asked to
advance a non-contingent, nonrefundable suit fee of
10% of assigned balance in addition to court costs (approximately
$350.00). These fees may vary based on size of balance,
location of filing and type of action being filed. Should
your debtor go out of business or bankrupt during litigation,
the lawsuit fee may be credited towards your company's
future collection fees.
Complimentary
Existing clients may request that our law office write
a seven day demand letter on accounts that are past
due no longer than 60 days. If your debtor makes partial
payment or no payment at all during the seven days after
the date of the letter, our law office will automatically
begin our intensive collection program for the balance
due at our regular reasonable fee.
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