Article Collector Deductions 
Your Virtual Credit Manager
JANUARY 3, 2023
Photo by DESIGNECOLOGIST on Unsplash Editor’s Note: To start off the New Year, we’re bringing back three of the most popular YVCM articles from 2023. We’ve condensed the articles to save you time, but have also provided links to the originals should you want to take a deeper dive.
Your Virtual Credit Manager
DECEMBER 26, 2023
In our case, we found our readers had an affinity for articles on identifying collection risks and the best ways of dealing with past due balances. Photo by Kelly Sikkema on Unsplash ) We are therefore providing you with an overview of three very popular articles along with links to the originals. What do you need help doing?
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Your Virtual Credit Manager
JANUARY 9, 2024
Two weeks ago we recapped the three most read articles from 2023: identifying red flags, understanding why customers pay late, and the secrets of successful collectors. Then last week we looked at credit hold best practices. From a credit management perspective, these are largely reactive topics. There is nothing wrong with that.
Your Virtual Credit Manager
SEPTEMBER 26, 2023
Many of these items result from unresolved payment deductions, customer chargebacks or disputes. Cleaning up open disputes and payment deductions requires significant labor over an extended period of time. Starting next week, free subscribers will only receive the introductory section of our weekly articles. Offer ends 9/30/23.
MNS Credit Management Group
DECEMBER 2, 2022
Who are debt collectors? A corporation or agency that recovers money owing on past-due debts is known as a debt collector. Many businesses that owe money to creditors use debt collectors, who work for a fee or a portion of the total amount collected. Another name for a collection agency is a debt collector. Introduction.
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APRIL 16, 2023
Data collectors record the prices of these items every month to determine whether they have fallen or risen overall. A CPI data collector goes to a store and selects an item from a pre-selected category. Then, the data collector will randomly choose one of the sizes and track its price every month.
JSP Credit Management
OCTOBER 31, 2021
This article aims to explore the different types of companies that exist in the UK and discuss the implications of each of the different structures for the debt collection industry. A distinction must be taken into consideration between the Directors and Shareholders personal financial circumstances and the company’s financial affairs.
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