If a debtor refuses to verify their details, it's important to remain calm and understanding. You can explain that verifying their information is essential for accurate record-keeping and to ensure that any communications or actions are appropriate. Encourage them to share any concerns they may have about the verification process, and reassure them that their information will be handled securely and confidentially. If they still refuse, document the interaction and consider alternative ways to address the situation.
You just scroll down to where it says VERIFY and click it, it should take a few minutes.
Fl law says plates remain with the debtor so, inventory them with PP and wait on the debtor to come get them.
To get you to anything he says, when he says, and so he doesnt have to do anything
I think you mean debt collector. A debtor is the one that owes money. And if this is what you meant, FDCPA law says a collector can call between 8am and 9pm. Weekends are allowed.
Avoid badmouthing your colleagues when you are trying to solve a problem with a customer. Also, if a customer says the colleague promised something, verify, verify, verify.
It means confirm
you go on settings near to the search colum and wait and then were it says user email password. next to email it says verify email click it wait and it will send you and email go to you emails and click on the link and it is DONE !
I don't believe it says anything...and in fact, I don't believe it says anything about paying for anything.
Grab all yu can and get the heck outta there what can happen when you are making monthly payments on a debt,debtor says its not enough?
Because you probobally have a free account or you havn't bought it
It means exactly what he says. He doesn't want to do anything for you or your children. You deserve better than that.
I believe in god, but what the bible says doesnt mea anything