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Consumer claims are debts incurred for personal use. |
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Fee Arrangements - You Establish Your Own Fee |
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Our fee structure is designed to reflect our costs for the collection. You decide
what the fee is by choosing when to assign your account. |
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20% California
accounts assigned before they are 60 days past due are collected for a 20% contingency fee (requirements: minimum
account balance is $1000., no returned checks). |
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30% California
accounts larger than $500., and not yet 12 months past due will be collected for a 30% contingency fee. |
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40% United States
claims less than $500., and/or those that are past due longer than 12 months will be collected for a 40% contingency
fee. |
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45% Claims
outside the United States, judgments, returned checks, or accounts previously assigned for collection with another
agency will be collected for a 45% contingency fee. |
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Remittance to you for money collected (less our fees), will be sent
to you within one month of our receipt of good funds.
Our standard fees apply for accounts that are found to have been paid prior to assignment or that have been assigned
in error. |
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Lawsuit Information |
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Your claim is assigned only for NON-LITIGATION collection. In the unlikely
event that a lawsuit is required to collect from your debtor, and you choose to authorize suit, you will be asked
to advance a non-contingent, non-refundable suit fee of 10% of the assigned balance in addition to court costs
(approximately $475.). For claims in excess of $10,000., a discount may be appropriate. |
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