Collection Agencies that PFD, and Collection Agencies that do not PFD.

[Anonymous]

I thought this would be a very good thread. If you agree fill it. If not let it go to the forgotten waste lands. I am tired of fighting for PFDs with CAs I don't know if I can verbally trust.

This would be based on an individual report and keep in mind that just because some were successful with a PFD others still may not be. But it would be great to know who is and who is not.

CA = Collection Agency

[llecs]

Superb idea.

I haven't tried a PFD with a CA, but I read in here from a couple folks that NCO accepts PFDs.

[Anonymous]

I have a CA with RJM Acquisitions and sent them a PFD and they agreed to the terms.  I sent them the check this week so hopefully they keep their end of the bargain.

[Anonymous]

I have had success with RJM, They are one of the more legit CA out there. I was able to call , They sent a letter out right away, was removed from CR within 10 days of PMT.

Was only $180.00 acct. Setteled for 50% of bal.

[Anonymous]

Sure Recovery does. I am in the process of trying to settle.

[Anonymous]

Hilco Receivables, Associated Creditors Exchange, and Portfolio do not.

[Anonymous]

Sent out 6 PFDs, only RJM accepted......like the other poster I too am waiting for them to hold their end of the bargain.........why can't all the CAs be like them?

[luvs2barre]

I have had the same success with RJM. Sent PFD letter, paid balance in full, received letter stating it would be deleted and that the account was paid in full now just waiting for it to be deleted.

Update: They did delete!

Message Edited by cass on 03-22-2008 11:53 AM

[Anonymous]

Good subject, pizza.

I read a poster had Midland accept a PFD.

[Anonymous]

I paid off a dept with Capital management on a 3 month payment plan and they did a PFD.