5 Ways to Increase Your Collections Effectiveness
In today’s dynamic collections environment, traditional approaches are less and less effective. New techniques—like self-serve ways for customers to resolve delinquencies from their mobile phone—produce higher ROI for collections time, effort and expense.
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Is There a “Silver Bullet” for Defeating FDCPA and TCPA Claims?
Collection agencies and debt buyers continue to be inundated with FDCPA and TCPA lawsuits, many of which drag on through months and even years of expensive discovery and motion practice. What if there existed a single argument that could be made in many consumer cases that would successfully remove the matter from Court and likely end the case in its entirety?
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Today's News and Opinion
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Business Valuation: What is it, and do I need one? January 29, 2015
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European ARM Giant Intrum Justitia Tallies High-Growth 2014 in Annual Report January 29, 2015
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DBA International Hosting Live Symposium on New York State’s Collection Rules & Regulations January 29, 2015
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CFPB Reminds Companies to Stay Quiet on Supervisory Exams and that NDAs Don’t Trump its Authority January 28, 2015
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Executive Change: PRA Group Names New VP, Corporate Communications January 28, 2015
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Phone Data Testing – Traps and Pitfalls to Avoid January 28, 2015
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Automated Collection Services, Inc. (ACSI) Expands Comprehensive Healthcare Compliance with HITRUST Common Security Framework (CSF) January 28, 2015
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LiveVox and McKesson Discuss How Cloud Optimizes Self-Service and Mitigates Compliance Risk for Healthcare Providers January 28, 2015
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How Are Banks Fighting The War On Fraud? January 27, 2015
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Commercial Collection Agencies of America Announces Spring Meeting January 27, 2015
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CFPB’s 2014 Debt Collection Complaints by the Numbers January 27, 2015
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For years, strategic thinkers in the debt industry have known that student loans offers the most growth opportunity. But how safe is that assumption in light of the scrutiny everyone is giving education loans right now?
Congress is looking into how the government manages its student loan portfolios, the CFPB is taking a more active role in regulating the market — especially for consumer behind on their payments — and now, this: the possibility that accounts will be taken away from private ARM firms and given to in-house Treasury collectors.
So is this still the safe sector we all have assumed?
Doing it Right
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ARM Vets Charity Gives Out More Than $80K to Military Veterans January 21, 2015
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RevSpring Hosts Food and Toy Drives January 12, 2015
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Enterprise Recovery Systems Volunteers at Local Food Pantries January 9, 2015
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FTC Sues Debt Collection Agency Over Legal Threats and Other Practices- CFPB's 2014 Debt Collection Complaints by the Numbers
- ED's Student Loan Collection Contract to be Further Delayed for Large Companies
- Judge Rules for Debt Collector; Oral Disputes Do Not Trigger Cessation of Collection Efforts Under FDCPA
- A Settlement Offer on Time-Barred Debt May Violate FDCPA Says Split Sixth Circuit
- Plaintiff Uses TCPA to Trigger FDCPA Claim Against Collector; Federal Judge Says No
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insideARM Announces Debt Collection Veteran Tim Bauer as President
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Tim Bauer: The Decision
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Judge Rules for Debt Collector; Oral Disputes Do Not Trigger Cessation of Collection Efforts Under FDCPA
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Plaintiff Uses TCPA to Trigger FDCPA Claim Against Collector; Federal Judge Says No
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Consumers Focusing More on Dispute Notices and ID Theft in Debt Collection Complaints
