Thursday, 16 July 2015

How to Deal With Third Party Collections Wisely

It is tough when one experiences loss of a good business because of fundamental change in the targeted market. When you go through problems such as these, the creditors come into play and ask for their money. If you cannot pay them, they take other measures to force you to pay them. Threat calls from creditors is very common, and although it is not rare it’s not pleasant either.

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These are all illegal methods to get back their money. Often in such troubled situations people overlook obvious quality control factors, such as regularly checking up ones bank account. Not doing so may result in getting you line of credit crossed without your consent and knowledge. If things go to such extremes then it necessary that an individual settles them in court.

Bearing loss is often the step you take in your learning experience about the world and how it works. The courts favour the creditors; they don’t have to prove a lot of things and can win cases on the basis of mere accusation.

Here are the necessary steps you should take in order to beat them at their own game. The basic tactic is to not make any statement and to not make any claims regarding what so ever. All you need to be doing is ask questions. 

The creditors don’t like to be asked questions, as most of the time they don’t really know how to tackle them. They only like to be on the end which sends the questions like a stream of bullets from a rifle. Hence on the phone you have an extremely short conversation with them. 

All you need to do is ask for their name, their social security pin, so that you are sure that you are about to sue the right person. In most cases they usually hang-up or ignore such questions. If in case they send you a collection letter, send a reply letter of your own which forms a contract by non-action, in its ask them to send you proof that it is actually you who is in debt.

They cannot verify the fact that you are in debt to them, because you aren’t, they are third party interference, and can only verify that you owe someone else the debt. By not sending you the proof letter in return, they have duly settled that you do not owe them anything.

You cannot take this lightly as yet; you need to be extremely cautious and specific in what you ask for next. After the stated waiting period, you need to seal the deal with a follow-upletter. Keep all these evidence in your legal file for when you get served with a lawsuit, you now have proof that you don’t owe them anything. They know this tactic and so they will likely sell the debt to some other third party collection firm, with whom you need to repeat this process.


This information is not shared so that you don’t ever pay your debt, but this is to save you from the harsh and unforgiving people in the financial industry. This information will help you to postpone the settlement until you have the assets to settle your debt. Pay your debts but do not let the sharks eat you alive when you can’t.