Globalization
has meant an increased source of business for many companies, with
many of the traditional barriers between trading countries being
broken down.
With this, however, are some additional problems - some logistical
and others contractual and relating to payment. Payment difficulties
in particular have been accentuated by the global downturn, with
companies experiencing two principal problems: how to assess a
customer's economic well-being, and thus probability that payment
will be honoured. Secondly, once the goods have been delivered or
the service rendered, how is it possible to ensure that payment is
received?
First of all, if you find yourself already in the situation where
payment is due, but not being made, you should consider placing the
matter at an early stage in the hands of a reputable global
collection services firm. Comas is ISO-certified, and has been in
the debt recovery business for over 30 years.
Global debt collecting involves two distinct types of activity:
Rapid initiation of one or more global debt collecting
cases:
It is simple and fast to instruct us
regarding one or more global debt collecting case(s). Within hours
from the effective receipt of requested documentation, Comas will be
able to initiate global debt collecting procedures.
For Comas' global debt collecting,
please see:
Why choose
Comas for your global debt collecting?
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30 year
debt collection experience
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High level of professionalism of
our in-house global debt collecting team
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Safeguards the image and good
reputation of our clients
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Swift conclusion to
debt collection cases entrusted to us
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The possibility of writing-off
bad debts, on the issuing of appropriate documentation
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Savings on legal expenses, if you
proceed to legal action for the recovery of debt
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You can monitor the progress of
your cases (through our on-line case tracking for subscribed
clients)
Other pre-collection services
In addition to an
experienced and well-equipped debt-collection team,
Comas also provides an invaluable
pre-collection Report. This gives you important information on
whether you have good chances of recovery of the sum or sums
outstanding or, whether you should consider abandoning recovery
attempts, thus saving on expenditure of time and money.
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