Monday, August 11, 2008

Don' T Avoid The Credit Collection Agencies Call

Credit card agencies when find excessive default in repayments and debt burden increasing with their client, refer the matter to a credit collection agency.



The usual process is that the credit collection agency starts calling you about the debt and its recovery. This agency specializes in recovering debts. Many people simply run away from such calls. This article takes a look at simple steps that can save things from getting worse. But, this is certainly not the right way to tackle the situation. Don' t avoid the credit collection agencies call. Be polite in conversation with the credit collection agencies.


Respond to them and make sure they get the message that you intend to pay your debts. Don' t let things slip out of hands, and don' t let them dominate things. Explain your situation clearly to the credit collection agency, what caused the debt, whether it was an emergency situation that took things out of hand or anything else. If they abuse you tell them politely but in firm words that this is improper behavior and since you are co- operating with them in debt repayment rude things are not required. Tell them clearly and mention your existing financial situation. If you are waiting for any positive outcome in near future that could ease the debt burden, inform the credit collection agency about it.


Ask them to lower interest rates, or provide all the help they can offer. It could be a salary raise, or any other, some bonus monetary gain. If involved with a wrong agency which is not relenting in any way, tell them that you are going for a credit counseling and contact some reputable company which can get you out of the situation. When the credit rating agencies know it, they will certainly consider it. And don' t forget do document every interaction with the credit collection agency. Keeping a record of things, and acting positively with the credit collection agency will drive things in your favor.


They can' t threaten you and you always have a legal recourse if they do so. The very fact that you are willing to repay the debt despite a bad situation will stand by you during testing times.

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