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dimsum119 07-05-2009 03:33 AM

Can Someone Recommend a Good Debt Collection Agency Locally?
 
I need to collect money from someone whos been avoiding my calls and making bs excuses of not paying and just giving me the run around. So I need to find a collections agency and sue his ass and take everything that they got. The debt is almost 30gs

I need a good debt collection agency that guarantees results and will get my money back. Please post any positive/negative experiences or links. Thanks!

Sorry mods I know this is the wrong section but I figured there would be alot more traffic here, thanks!

Meowjin 07-05-2009 04:43 AM

lol loan shark

haymura 07-05-2009 06:42 AM

debt collection agencies deal with big organizations and businesses. I dont think you can walk in there and ask them to collect for you. In case you dont know how collections work, let me explain...
A business hands over a client with debt to collection agencies if the client's account is in major delinquency, meaning he hasnt been paying for a period of time. But when they "hand over" the account to collections, it also means they sold it for a small price amount. Therefore the business doesnt get the original amount anymore. Its just the sold amount and the collection agency will get the original amount, assuming they are able to collect. So if you hand over your "client" over to collections, they will buy it from you for a negotiated LOW price and if they are able to collect the 30gs, they keep it. They dont give it to you. (This is assuming you run a business)

What your asking for is a "hitman" or "loan shark collector" which is obviously illegal but gets the job done. Keep in mind though when going through these guys, they will ask for a pricey fee. Dont expect them to do it for a mere couple hundred bucks.

You also have to think about a few things:

1. do you have proper documentation stating this person owes you $30,000?
2. is there legal proof that there was transaction to back up the owing he has?
3. what is the nature of the transaction? if its not legal then your SOL.

goodluck on collecting your money.

Gtrr33 07-05-2009 06:45 AM

damn! say good bye to that 30g's

billboa 07-05-2009 07:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gtrr33 (Post 6494642)
damn! say good bye to that 30g's

if there is any signed contract(which i sure hope there should be for loaning sum1 30g's) then he should gave a great chance getting it back thru civil court.

This is the reason I hate borrowing money to friends because if they don't pay u can either.
A. just forget about it and lose the money
B. do something about it and lose a friend

ilvtofu 07-05-2009 07:41 AM

go to their office or shop or home and say stuff like "this is a nice door/window etc., wouldn't want it to be damaged..." etc.

azzurro32 07-05-2009 07:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by haymura (Post 6494641)
debt collection agencies deal with big organizations and businesses. I dont think you can walk in there and ask them to collect for you. In case you dont know how collections work, let me explain...
A business hands over a client with debt to collection agencies if the client's account is in major delinquency, meaning he hasnt been paying for a period of time. But when they "hand over" the account to collections, it also means they sold it for a small price amount. Therefore the business doesnt get the original amount anymore. Its just the sold amount and the collection agency will get the original amount, assuming they are able to collect. So if you hand over your "client" over to collections, they will buy it from you for a negotiated LOW price and if they are able to collect the 30gs, they keep it. They dont give it to you. (This is assuming you run a business)

What your asking for is a "hitman" or "loan shark collector" which is obviously illegal but gets the job done. Keep in mind though when going through these guys, they will ask for a pricey fee. Dont expect them to do it for a mere couple hundred bucks.

You also have to think about a few things:

1. do you have proper documentation stating this person owes you $30,000?
2. is there legal proof that there was transaction to back up the owing he has?
3. what is the nature of the transaction? if its not legal then your SOL.

goodluck on collecting your money.


Im pretty sure thats how it works in the USA. In canada they collect on your behalf and they get a certain amount of commision for it. Could be wrong, but I worked collections for a bit and that was the case with our company.

ilvtofu 07-05-2009 08:28 AM

It's usually about 30% i've heard, so be prepared to kiss 9k away?

haymura 07-05-2009 10:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by azzurro32 (Post 6494677)
Im pretty sure thats how it works in the USA. In canada they collect on your behalf and they get a certain amount of commision for it. Could be wrong, but I worked collections for a bit and that was the case with our company.


yea ur right azzurro. in the USA that's how it works. i guess its different in Canada cuz i use to do collections for US only.

murd0c 07-05-2009 11:04 AM

first off give us proof this person owes you money.

fsy82 07-05-2009 11:31 AM

Icon Debt Solutions. Client of mine. Check them out

ilvtofu 07-05-2009 11:54 AM

How exactly do debt collection agencies get ppl's money?
do they just take it out of their assets?
I'm actually looking for one too, but they charge 30% :( which on around 10k is a pretty shitty deal

achiam 07-05-2009 12:02 PM

I think your only legal option is to sue the person, which requires documentation detailing the loan.

Illegally, I think the quickest way to get your cash back is to knock him unconcious and harvest a kidney, the street value of a healthy North American's kidneys is about $7G USD but you're still 23K out plus paying off the medical team.

If you chose to kill him, and take out the corneas, both kidneys, and a viable heart, I think the street value would be about $50K. The shady medical team will take about 15K, so you'd break even. PM me. (jk btw!)

m4k4v4li 07-05-2009 12:04 PM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuAVgWJ28Hw

SolidPenguin 07-05-2009 12:39 PM

Check your PM's

Quote:

Originally Posted by achiam (Post 6494928)
I think your only legal option is to sue the person, which requires documentation detailing the loan.

Illegally, I think the quickest way to get your cash back is to knock him unconcious and harvest a kidney, the street value of a healthy North American's kidneys is about $7G USD but you're still 23K out plus paying off the medical team.

If you chose to kill him, and take out the corneas, both kidneys, and a viable heart, I think the street value would be about $50K. The shady medical team will take about 15K, so you'd break even. PM me. (jk btw!)

;)

StylinRed 07-05-2009 01:12 PM

my cousin owes me $20k.... he's a dentist... opening a 2nd practice.... and he tells me he's making no money... -_-

In_MODeration 07-05-2009 01:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by StylinRed (Post 6495032)
my cousin owes me $20k.... he's a dentist... opening a 2nd practice.... and he tells me he's making no money... -_-

thats family hahahaha. im sure op hates whoever hes collecting money from.

dimsum119 07-05-2009 01:35 PM

he was a good friend before, but kept bullshitting me and avoiding me

pandalove 07-05-2009 02:34 PM

you only have one solution
Judge Judy....but u would only get max 5k :P

JSALES 07-05-2009 02:56 PM

fucking people and their money problems, i hate it when people don't pay up

Kilinim 07-05-2009 03:25 PM

Im in the same boat. I fucking hate it when people let money come in between and ruin relationships. What kind of disgusting piece of shit do you have to be to spit in the face of the person who's done you such a favor.

Vansterdam 07-05-2009 03:26 PM

i have a buddy that serves people papers like seth rogens job from pineapple express LOL

StylinRed 07-05-2009 04:30 PM

my grandfather used to say don't expect money back when you loan it to people (not to say that people are assholes but to instill a giving nature)

azzurro32 07-05-2009 09:37 PM

Oh also not entirely sure how it works, but look into putting a lean on the persons car or house if they own one. could or could not be an option for you

pandalove 07-05-2009 10:06 PM

i recommend big circle boys


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