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How to Start a Home-Based Collection Agency

A complete, step-by-step guide to building a successful debt collection business from home.

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Product Details:
Author: Robert H. Bills
Paperback: 106 pages
Publisher: Eatonbrook Publishing
Publication Date: February 15, 2003
ISBN: 0972843000
Package Length: 9.7 inches
Package Width: 7.8 inches
Package Height: 0.5 inches
Package Weight: 0.55 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 13 reviews
 
 

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Average Customer Review:3.5
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4Do it now  Jun 27, 2007
I thought I could just open my doors - this book was filled with amazing tools and tips for starting my own business. I'll be starting up soon - so don't forget to pay your bills in my neighborhood. If you are looking for a way to work at home and are an experienced collections agent - this may just be the perfect book for you.

4How to Start a Home-Based Collection Agency  May 21, 2007
The book has great information, for some reason I thought that it was much larger for the price. I probably would not have purchased it if I had realized that it was so thin and so costly in comparison.

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1Very basic ... very disappointing  Jan 17, 2007
I should have listened to the reviewer who said you could find all the information in this book through a 3 minute search on the internet. Lots of references, lots of filler content (such as a chapter on the FDCPA, pretty much word for word), but very little "actionable" content. I was hoping to have some substance that would springboard my plan into action. Well, this book isn't the answer.
If you are looking for basic information that stays at "level 1" ... then this book may work for you. Unfortunately, I was searching for Level 2,3,4 details that I could act upon.

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2Fails to give enough information  Feb 22, 2006
This book only provides a VERY little more than can be found in 3 minutes of searching the internet.

I was highly dissapointed by the lack of significant content. It was short, generic, and I believe did not provide answers to any of the really tough questions about starting a home based collections business.

I would NOT buy it again or recommend it to a friend.

4 of 7 found the following review helpful:

4Good companion book when starting your own agency.  Feb 16, 2005
How to Start a Home Based Collection Agency has some good information in it. I think if someone is thinking about starting their own agency, this book would be helpful in helping them make that decision. I feel they would need to do more research as this book doens't cover everything you need to know but it is a great place to start. I think this book is a good companion book with my book on Starting a Collection Agency. I think combined someone would have enough information to start their business. Of course, the learning is never over so joining a credit association or group would be an added asset when purchasing this book or any book on this subject. Overall, I found the book to have alot of helpful information, and is easy to read. Robert obviously has experience in this field and has written this book to share that knowledge with others looking to start out in this field.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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