A business
truism like “you get what you pay for” is never more true than in the auto
repossession business. Take
“contingent” repo assignments.
Virtually every repossession industry leader has spoken out
against the practice. Court-appointed professionals have testified that this process
is inherently dangerous. In addition, it marries your organization with an unprofessional
supply chain of people who “can’t do the math”.
Falcon International’s recovery statistics bear this out. We
neither accept contingent assignments nor ask our agents to work contingent. And our certifiable recovery statistics are 10%
higher than the average “direct” agent, and over 20% higher than “forwarders”
who assign on a contingent basis.
Falcon's Recovery Stats are 10% Higher than Industry Average |
Can any client read afford
to lose 10%-20% of their auto-recovery portfolio? Using a practice that's proven to be dangerous to the consumer?
We
don’t work contingent. Most good agencies don't. And we will recover tens (or hundreds) of thousands more of a client's collateral than accounts assigned through a contingent forwarder.
And that’s not
peanuts.
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