Debt Collectors Try to Put on a Friendlier Face
Date: Fri, 03/14/2008 - 11:09
I found this article on the web from 'The New York Times', very innterrresssssting. hmmmm. Ho hum.
debt collectors Try to Put on a Friendlier Face
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more spin doctoring.there example of being nicer.
hello,if you don't monetarily compensate we will knowingly incarcerate.
a nicer way of saying.
pay us emidiately we will arrest you today.
talk about a bunch of hooey. :roll: :roll:
Ugh!
And I thought that thread on Haggis in the other forum made me slightly nauseous.
"hello,if you don't monetarily compensate we will knowingly incarcerate."
That was a funny one PaulMergel!
You don't like Haggis? Anybody that falls for that line of
You don't like Haggis? 
Anybody that falls for that line of CA spin-control should be tied to a chair and forced to watch 'Maxed Out'. Anyone else who hasn't seen it should take the time to watch it. Tied to a chair is optional, in their case......
Honey, their customers are the ones who hired them--the creditor
Honey, their customers are the ones who hired them--the creditors!!!!!!!
There are good collectors and bad ones. The fact of the matter i
There are good collectors and bad ones. The fact of the matter is that debt isn't pretty, it's embarrassing and it always pops up when you need it the least. No one really likes to talk to collectors even if you talk to the nicest most honest one in the bunch.
