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How do you file a credit report when a customer refuses to pay his bill?
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G P wants to know:
I work for a small service company and I am attempting to help my boss collect on some overdue accounts. I have filed liens. I think the next step is to threaten to report overdue accounts to the credit agencies. But, if that doesn’t get a response we may want to follow thru with a negative report. I believe the next step is probably small claims court.
I work for a small service company and I am attempting to help my boss collect on some overdue accounts. I have filed liens. I think the next step is to threaten to report overdue accounts to the credit agencies. But, if that doesn’t get a response we may want to follow thru with a negative report. I believe the next step is probably small claims court.
Tagged with: Credit Report • Overdue Accounts • Small Claims Court
Filed under: True Credit
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Take the bills straight to a collection agency. It shouldn’t cost you anything and you get what is owed you if they collect. They get whatever penalty fees the ower has to pay. You also write it off in taxes as a loss.
Theres company collection agents that will buy them from you for 10% of their worth & then they will put the dents in their credit & pay all the lawyar exspences