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Ask Doctor Debt Aims To Teach The Public About Financial Literacy And Debt Collections

03.11.2010 | Author: Jonathan Summers | Posted in Ethics | No Comments »

It is about time that someone stepped up in an effort to tutor the public on legal debt collection practices and general financial literacy. With a multitude of fake debt collectors throughout the United States preying on unwary consumers, Ask Doctor Debt serves to solve this ever growing situation by giving consumers an outlet in which to ask questions concerning their rights and any and all debt related questions.

FTC Forces Scam Artist To Pay Up

02.15.2010 | Author: Mallory Megan | Posted in Ethics | No Comments »

The Federal Trade commission plans to award 1.6 million dollars to thousands of consumers who were tricked into paying money that they did not owe by scam artists who used threats, harassment and lies to get them to pay up.

Cali Collection Company Attempts to Get Fit And Healthy

02.04.2010 | Author: Mallory Megan | Posted in Ethics | No Comments »

A collection agency based in California produced a plot to motivate and educate employees to live healthier lifestyles in early January. There are twenty eight employees at the agency; more than half are currently participating in the initiative.

Business – Office Cleaning Services

12.05.2009 | Author: Donald McKey | Posted in Ethics | No Comments »

Office cleaning services can be seen as more than just a luxury. No matter the size of your office, preserving a tidy, well-organized, and professional look is fundamental to your business’s triumph. Not only do clientele feel more relaxed in a well looked after office, but employees are more likely to be stimulated and work more thriftily. As a consequence, a lot of us spend many hours at work and having a nice setting positively affects our mood.

FTC To Discuss Collection Litigation And Arbitration At Meeting

08.02.2009 | Author: Jonathan Summers | Posted in Ethics | No Comments »

The Federal Trade Commission shall host a round-table to discuss debt collection and arbitration practices Aug. 5 and 6 at the Thorne Auditorium, Northwestern School of Law, in Chicago.