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COLLECT your unpaid debt, new or old, with the same products used by government agencies.  SKIP-TRACE and LOCATE individuals from their credit reports, assets, existing bank accounts, DMV records and/or public records.  SEND collection letters, past-due letters and e-mails instantly.




How do I collect unpaid debt?
Most individuals with a collection past are hard to find and intentionally move from place to place. Skip tracing products are essential when trying to find these individuals. Once located, methods for collecting debt include letters, recurrent phone calls and/or legal action. Collection letters and/or "bait" letters may also be sent instantly from CIC Mortgage Credit Inc.. A third party agency may also be employed to handle the complete collection process.

What is skip tracing?
Skip tracing is the practice of locating hard-to-find individuals. This is achieved with searches, social traces, credit reports, asset searches and/or public records. These searches can result in direct hits, past and present contact information, traces of activity, contact information of relatives and neighbors, civil suits, public records and/or motor vehicle registration.

What credit reports are available for skip tracing?
Credit reports are also very useful when skip tracing. Each consumer bureau has its own social tracing product; however, the People search is more economical and searches two of these databases. Other credit reports are specifically geared toward collections. If you need a credit bureau specific product, each bureau has its own set of collection reports.
When should I use a third party?

If your in-house collection efforts have exceeded 90 days or your business is not equipped, it may make more sense to use a third party agency. With our collection services, a full-service agency is employed to collect your debt. An individual is usually more concerned about the effects this may have on their credit report when a third party is involved. With our services, all data is automatically reported to the credit bureaus.

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