Client Basics
Client Communication
Credit & Debt Basics
Letters & Disputes
100

What type of clients are we enrolling?

Clients who are in financial distress, unhappy, and likely have low credit scores.

100

What is the only email we give to clients to send us documents or ask any questions or concerns?

customerservice@resolutionprocessing.com

100

What are the three main credit bureaus?

Experian, Equifax, Transunion

100

What is a cease and desist letter?

The letter that demands any communications to halt and be directed to a different party

200

What is the minimum debt load required to enroll a client?

$8000

200

How can a client follow up with any questions or concerns?

Email and Call

200

What is a charge off on a client's credit report?

When a company writes off a debt as a loss. This occurs when a creditor has essentially given up collecting on a debt due to a lack of payment from the debtor.

200

What is a CB1 letter?

Creditor provided insufficient information regarding the request

300

What is the lowest monthly payment Resolution Processing will accept?

$250

300

What information must we collect from our clients at the beginning of every call?

Last 4 of SSN and DOB OR DOB and full address including Zip Code

300

What does it mean to dispute?

To challenge the legality of a debt to prove if the creditor has the documentation that gives the creditor the right to collect from the client and prove the client incurred the debt.

300

What is a CB2 letter?

Creditors failure/Refusal to Comply or Respond to request

400

Can a client re-enroll at anytime?

Yes, but it needs to go through a review and approval process

400

What is the maximum hold time while on a call with a client?

2 minutes

400

What is a debt collection notice (debt assignment, reassignment of a debt)?

A notice sent to inform a consumer when their debt is sold to a third-party agency to collect

400

What is a dispute letter?

The letter that demands a creditor or third-party collector to provide the requested documents to prove they can collect on the debt

500

What's happening when a client stops paying on their enrolled accounts?

Accounts are going delinquent, their interest is likely increasing, credit limits are being lowered, harassing calls are ramping up, debt load is increasing

500

If a client asks for your last name or their File Manager's last name, can you provide this information?

No

500

What is the right to offset?

When a financial institution has the ability to grab money out of a deposit account, like a checking or savings, in order to satisfy an outstanding debt to the same institution.

500

What is a Client Authorization Letter document?

Document that authorizes representation on behalf of a client. When signed by the client, it grants permission for another party to act on their behalf and represent their interests.