Debt Collections by Eagle Accounts
- We maximize client returns
- Increase revenue & lower costs with Early Out Program
- We offer competitive pricing
- We are very responsive to our clients and customers
- We utilize green technology whenever possible
- We are respectful of clients and customers
- We are the #1 collector for Indiana government offices
Eagle Accounts (previously Central Collection Bureau), located in Indianapolis, Indiana was established in 1972 and offers state, regional and nationwide debt collection services and is licensed, bonded and insured for your protection.
Providing debt collection, asset recovery, dispute resolution, billing, pre-collection programs and court services.
The pressure to increase revenue and reduce bad debt while exceeding consumer satisfaction expectations in getting more complex each day. If you are looking for a cost-effective way to achieve your financial goals, an Early Out program may be just the right ticket.
Local and county governments are under increasing pressure to save money due to tight budgets. Holding uncollected revenue in the form of unpaid traffic tickets, court docket fees, property taxes, etc. does not help.
Eagle Accounts Group can get that revenue for the government. With years of experience in the debt collection business, Eagle Accounts has the tools and the skill to locate debtors and secure payments at no cost to the government.
January 12, 2012
Eagle Accounts Group (EAGL) today announced that it was selected by Miami County Indiana to collect unpaid probation fees totaling about $100,000. EAGL has begun mailing letters to the debtors involved.
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October 31, 2011
Written by Stephanie Eidelman, insideARM.com -- It probably comes as no surprise to ARM industry professionals—particularly those that collect government receivables–that nationwide, government entities are owed a total of approximately $180 billion. But seeing that figure in black and white is a bit astounding, even to those in the debt collection industry. To be sure, there are some people who owe money that simply cannot pay. But it is also true that some can, and do not, for a variety of reasons. One reason is that they are not held accountable. This situation is especially challenging at the local level.
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