The best way is to pay on results. Dont agree to any contract, just agree to test them. Feed them a few small accounts and ONLY PAY AFTER YOU GET PAID. That way you'll get an idea of how they perfrom before you give them more business. I"ve used a collection agency at Headsets.com for about ten years and we dont have a contract. They just do a good job, and we pay them.
No sorry that sort of thing is a scam. You are better off working for a collection agency.
find a good agency that you can trust and is not a scam and just sign him/her up
a worthy place and will you pay a visit to www.e-high.net for lots of brand jewelry. This is a scam but you can get a job for a collection agency
ignore it that was a scam....
Yes, it is a 419 type "advance fee" scam.
In order to know if an agency is a scam, you must do research online. You can search sites like the Better Business Bureau or do an online search. If there is any suspicious activity or consumer complaints, it will show up.
This is a very bad signYou either:Have not been paying and they can Foreclose on your houseThey are trying to scam you and this means that your personal loan info is out there.
Use a reputable one. get a recommendation from an agent not an agency
One can find listings of Better Business Bureaus on the BBB's websites. There are individual sections to check out a business or charity and to report a scam.
There are multiple reports by consumers that this agency engages in false and deceptive business practices. According to the BBB (Better Business Bureau) it has been given an "F" rating and is not accredited.
It's probably a scam.
You can report it to your local person who prosecutes criminals, and to your local business regulatory agency.