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    when he starts getting nasty calls and messages,
    that's probably when the loan is now owned by the collection agency.
    heh heh.
    doc, kasi pwede rin the collection agency is only hired by the bank

    the bank still owns the loan but they outsourced collection to an outside company


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    Dealing with debts sold to collection agencies and other companies

    If you have a debt that's been in arrears, you might find your creditor uses a debt collection agency to chase you for payment, or that they sell your debt on to a debt purchaser.

    Debts regulated by the Consumer Credit Act, can be sold on or placed with another company any time after you stop paying, this is a normal part of the debt collection process. This applies to most common types of consumer debt such as a loans, overdrafts, credit cards and store cards, hire purchase and catalogues.

    Why do creditors sell debts?
    Most creditors specialise in lending money and collecting it. They don’t specialise in chasing debts which are in arrears, or trying to find people who are not paying. Instead they usually employ the services of debt collection agencies or sell the debt on to debt purchasers.

    What happens when a debt is sold to a collection agency?
    A ‘debt purchaser’ buys up debts to collect rather than chasing debts owned by other companies.

    The benefits of selling the debt are that the creditor usually has no more involvement in collecting it, and they get some money back straight away.

    Who buys debts?
    Some collection agencies may buy debts and also chase debts on a creditor’s behalf.

    Creditors will usually sell or ‘assign’ a large amount of debts to a debt purchaser. The debts will be sold at less than their face value, but the debt purchaser is entitled to collect the full balance. This is where their profit comes from.

    For example, if a debt of £100 is sold to a collection agency for £70, they’ll try to collect the whole amount and make £30 profit. The amount paid for debts when they’re sold is usually confidential between the creditor and collection agency and it’s unlikely they’ll tell you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    I feel like mas ruthless ang collection agency kasi sa bank you can still restructure your debt

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    Alam ko they also offer discount & sometimes x # of months to pay.

    Many, many years ago a friend incurred credit card debt. So collection agency was calling their house & was telling the lola na hahatakin nila lahat ng gamit sa bahay.

    They also called his office (small business lang) & hinaharass siya din nun. Eh one time I was there, ako sumagot. Hinahanap siya, sabi ko wala. Ayaw maniwala & sabi tinatago ko daw. Nag escalate & hinamon akong suntukan. Sabi ko puntahan mo ako dito sa office ng friend ko antayin kita. Then binaba ko yung phone.

    Hindi niya alam may kilala ako dun sa kanila. I asked my other friend who was handling my friend’s account & this other friend gave the name of the agent. So when he called again, siyempre nag aangas nanaman siya. I said “Hoy, alam ko hindi Atty. X pangalan mo (which is usually the case naman) & ang pangalan mo talaga is XYZ. Alam ko rin saan ka naktira. Wag mo akong gaguhin, mas gago ako sayo.”

    He then stopped harassing my friend hehe. My friend din naman settled with them for a discounted rate & paid in installments.

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    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    doc, kasi pwede rin the collection agency is only hired by the bank

    the bank still owns the loan but they outsourced collection to an outside company


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    yes,
    they either sold the debt to the collection agency, centavos to pesos (xx cetavos for every yy pesos),
    or they hired a collection agency to collect, to be paid if the debt is paid.

    at any rate,
    the CC company is insulated from the so-called unsavory activities by this collection agency.

    the question,
    how fast does the CC company usually take, to pass on the debt collection to the collection agency?

    may na-kuwento kasi,
    the debtor was talking to the CC company, and he was advised na "wala na po samin ang utang ninyo dahil nai-bigay na po namin sa agencia; sila ang kausapin ninyo"...

    googling US figures,
    debt collection agencies buy these debts at 4% of the actual amount.
    and their effectiveness of collection is 20-30%.
    i wonder, is this the same in the philippines?
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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    yes,
    they either sold the debt to the collection agency, centavos to pesos (xx cetavos for every yy pesos),
    or they hired a collection agency to collect, to be paid if the debt is paid.

    at any rate,
    the CC company is insulated from the so-called unsavory activities by this collection agency.

    the question,
    how fast does the CC company usually take, to pass on the debt collection to the collection agency?

    may na-kuwento kasi,
    the debtor was talking to the CC company, and he was advised na "wala na po samin ang utang ninyo dahil nai-bigay na po namin sa agencia; sila ang kausapin ninyo"...
    not sure pero 180 days delinquent yata pinapasa/ina-assign na sa collection agency or binebenta

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    Going back to the original post. Hinde kukunin yun kotse ng friend ng OP para pang bayad sa CC debts. That's absurd.

    And going back sa unang post ko. Since andyan na yan at wala na siya pa bayad. Huwag siya matakot sa mga CA puro pananakot lang ginagawa ng mga yan mas maganda nga you called their bluff and 100% walang magagawa mga yan puro salita lang.

    Sa sobrang dami ng bad debts sa CC, kung alam nila hinde ka engot namaniniwala sa mga sinasabj nila they'll just move on sa ibang tao na mas matatakot nila.


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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    googling US figures,
    debt collection agencies buy these debts at 4% of the actual amount.
    and their effectiveness of collection is 20-30%.
    i wonder, is this the same in the philippines?
    grabe i was way too generous to say delinquent cc loans are sold for 70 cents

    inisip ko kasi parang bonds

    4 cents?!

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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Kumita na sila sa pagbenta ng delinquent accounts meron pa sila cut sa na collect ng CA.


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    Kapag binenta na account mo sa collection agency, wala na pakialam bank dun. The agency owns that account na


    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    unless the collection agency did not buy the loan

    unless collection agencies are really only companies hired by banks to collect debt

    then the money collected goes to the banks minus the fee paid to the collection companies
    Yes, the delinquent account is either ENDORSED OR SOLD to a collection agency. Kapag endorsed dito papasok yung sinasabi ni shadow na may makukuha ang bank, pero pag SOLD wala ng pakialam bank dyan

    Quote Originally Posted by bugsmobile View Post
    Alam ko they also offer discount & sometimes x # of months to pay.
    Yes they do

    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    the question,
    how fast does the CC company usually take, to pass on the debt collection to the collection agency?

    may na-kuwento kasi,
    the debtor was talking to the CC company, and he was advised na "wala na po samin ang utang ninyo dahil nai-bigay na po namin sa agencia; sila ang kausapin ninyo"...
    We have what we call "buckets" sa collections department sa bank. DPD = days past due

    30 dpd, 60 pdp, 90 dpd then last is legal. Kapag sa legal hindi pa rin naka collect, endorse na yan sa collection agency

    Kaya like what I mentioned, I always advise these delinquent cardholders to settle their debt BEFORE it is passed on sa agency

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    Quote Originally Posted by bugsmobile View Post
    Alam ko they also offer discount & sometimes x # of months to pay.

    Many, many years ago a friend incurred credit card debt. So collection agency was calling their house & was telling the lola na hahatakin nila lahat ng gamit sa bahay.

    They also called his office (small business lang) & hinaharass siya din nun. Eh one time I was there, ako sumagot. Hinahanap siya, sabi ko wala. Ayaw maniwala & sabi tinatago ko daw. Nag escalate & hinamon akong suntukan. Sabi ko puntahan mo ako dito sa office ng friend ko antayin kita. Then binaba ko yung phone.

    Hindi niya alam may kilala ako dun sa kanila. I asked my other friend who was handling my friend’s account & this other friend gave the name of the agent. So when he called again, siyempre nag aangas nanaman siya. I said “Hoy, alam ko hindi Atty. X pangalan mo (which is usually the case naman) & ang pangalan mo talaga is XYZ. Alam ko rin saan ka naktira. Wag mo akong gaguhin, mas gago ako sayo.”

    He then stopped harassing my friend hehe. My friend din naman settled with them for a discounted rate & paid in installments.
    If ako yan mas lalo ako hindeqml magbayad sa kanila. Hinde ko na nga kaya magbayad sa bangko eh bakit ko pa sa sayagin oras ko sa lanila eh sira na credit ratings ko din.

    Saka pakita nila sa kanila ka may utang, wala sila doon nun nag apply ka card and hinde mo nabayaran. I know, I know nalipat na rights sa kanila but pan bwisit lang sa kanila na pakita nila you have signed anything with them.

    Sila nagusap sila 2 ng bank sila engot bumili ng bad debts.

    Eh di sila mag singilan.


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    Quote Originally Posted by bugsmobile View Post
    Alam ko they also offer discount & sometimes x # of months to pay.

    Many, many years ago a friend incurred credit card debt. So collection agency was calling their house & was telling the lola na hahatakin nila lahat ng gamit sa bahay.

    They also called his office (small business lang) & hinaharass siya din nun. Eh one time I was there, ako sumagot. Hinahanap siya, sabi ko wala. Ayaw maniwala & sabi tinatago ko daw. Nag escalate & hinamon akong suntukan. Sabi ko puntahan mo ako dito sa office ng friend ko antayin kita. Then binaba ko yung phone.

    Hindi niya alam may kilala ako dun sa kanila. I asked my other friend who was handling my friend’s account & this other friend gave the name of the agent. So when he called again, siyempre nag aangas nanaman siya. I said “Hoy, alam ko hindi Atty. X pangalan mo (which is usually the case naman) & ang pangalan mo talaga is XYZ. Alam ko rin saan ka naktira. Wag mo akong gaguhin, mas gago ako sayo.”

    He then stopped harassing my friend hehe. My friend din naman settled with them for a discounted rate & paid in installments.
    but does settling in full the debt, to the collection agency, clear one's credit rating?
    kasi, the debt to the CC company was never settled...
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    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    Kapag binenta na account mo sa collection agency, wala na pakialam bank dun. The agency owns that account na




    Yes, the delinquent account is either ENDORSED OR SOLD to a collection agency. Kapag endorsed dito papasok yung sinasabi ni shadow na may makukuha ang bank, pero pag SOLD wala ng pakialam bank dyan



    Yes they do



    We have what we call "buckets" sa collections department sa bank. DPD = days past due

    30 dpd, 60 pdp, 90 dpd then last is legal. Kapag sa legal hindi pa rin naka collect, endorse na yan sa collection agency

    Kaya like what I mentioned, I always advise these delinquent cardholders to settle their debt BEFORE it is passed on sa agency
    Assuming wala na nga, nasa CA na. Ako paniwala ko diyan don't need to pay them.

    Bahala sila engot bumili ng bad debts then hinde sila kikita sa akin.

    Wala.na nga ako pa bayad eh. Nothing to lose.


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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    but does settling in full the debt, to the collection agency, clear one's credit rating?
    kasi, the CC company's debt was never settled...
    Kahit sabihin ng CA na ma clear daw. Don't believe them unless bank mismo magsabi. Always deal with bank pag ayaw na nila and sinabi na napasa na sa CA then it mean wala na sila pakialam so I will never deal with CA.

    CA can't be trusted kaya nga sabi ni uls they can use methods that banks can't sa pag singil. Kaya wala kwenta to deal with them.

    Kung ganun gagawin na tatawag, mangulo eh di mas lalo ako hinde magbayad.


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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    If ako yan mas lalo ako hindeqml magbayad sa kanila. Hinde ko na nga kaya magbayad sa bangko eh bakit ko pa sa sayagin oras ko sa lanila eh sira na credit ratings ko din.

    Saka pakita nila sa kanila ka may utang, wala sila doon nun nag apply ka card and hinde mo nabayaran. I know, I know nalipat na rights sa kanila but pan bwisit lang sa kanila na pakita nila you have signed anything with them.

    Sila nagusap sila 2 ng bank sila engot bumili ng bad debts.

    Eh di sila mag singilan.


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    I am so disappointed in you shadow Why does it seem to me like you are taking the side of these delinquent card holders. Ang utang ay utang, no matter how "evil" banks may seem, nakinabang yung card holder sa pag gamit ng card.

    Huwag mag card kung hindi kayang bayaran. Masama yung thinking na walang nakukulong sa utang. Walang consequence ang hindi pagbayad ng utang.

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    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    I am so disappointed in you shadow Why does it seem to me like you are taking the side of these delinquent card holders. Ang utang ay utang, no matter how "evil" banks may seem, nakinabang yung card holder sa pag gamit ng card.

    Huwag mag card kung hindi kayang bayaran. Masama yung thinking na walang nakukulong sa utang. Walang consequence ang hindi pagbayad ng utang.
    Yes utang is utang but ang premise natin eh wala na baon na sa utang sa CC and hinde na makabayad tapos nasa CA na. Andyan na ano pang gagawin niya? Siguro kung kaya niya restructure ginawa na niya with the bank eh malamang hinde na rin kaya kahit restructure pa yun loan.

    Sira na lahat wala na siya chance maka loan or anythings Ewan ko ilang years ba ganyan.

    So bakit pa siya utang sa iba para bayaran itong utang. Lalo lang siya mabaon.

    Move on na lang, huwag na makipag deal sa CA. Delinquent na nga ako ano pa ba mawawala kung hinde ako magbayad sa CA?

    Baka diyan pa mamatay sa stress kung kausapin yun CA.

    Eh kasi pwedeng good payer naman tapos bigla nawalang ng work or something or meron health emergency nagamit yun card or kahit na ginanahan mag shopping and nabaon sa utang.

    Yun ma blacklist na eh i think that's enough consequence na sa maling nagawa niya.

    It should serve as a good lesson hopefully early sa buhay nangayari para meron pa time makabawi later on.


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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    but does settling in full the debt, to the collection agency, clear one's credit rating?
    kasi, the debt to the CC company was never settled...
    submitted na the name sa BAP when it's endorsed sa collection agency. After the debt is cleared, that's when the name is removed from the blacklist

    Kaya wag paabutin sa agency

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    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    submitted na the name sa BAP when it's endorsed sa collection agency. After the debt is cleared, that's when the name is removed from the blacklist

    Kaya wag paabutin sa agency
    Bank din mag request diba and not the CA?

    And pag mag sue talaga si bank din and not the CA diba?

    If it is then mas lalo ako hinde magbayad at makipagusap sa mga CA.


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    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    when a bad loan is sold by the bank that means bayad na siya
    kung P100 face value ng loan and it's sold for P70 tanggap na ng bangko ung konting lugi
    bahala na ung nakabili ng loan paano nila sisingilin and whatever amount masingil nila it's theirs
    they don't have to pay the bank they already paid the bank when they bought the loan

    That's too high ... industry standard is around 10 cents to the dollar ... collection agencies make money when they are able to collect 20% of the purchased delinquent loans ... when they reach their quota, they let go of the small loans wherein the cost of litigation isn't worth the amount of loan ... you could haggle up to 50% of principal loan and they might bite ... assuming they've reached their 20% quota ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Walter View Post
    That's too high ... industry standard is around 10 cents to the dollar ... collection agencies make money when they are able to collect 20% of the purchased delinquent loans ... when they reach their quota, they let go of the small loans wherein the cost of litigation isn't worth the amount of loan ... you could haggle up to 50% of principal loan and they might bite ... assuming they've reached their 20% quota ...
    yup i was too generous

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    Quote Originally Posted by Walter View Post
    That's too high ... industry standard is around 10 cents to the dollar ... collection agencies make money when they are able to collect 20% of the purchased delinquent loans ... when they reach their quota, they let go of the small loans wherein the cost of litigation isn't worth the amount of loan ... you could haggle up to 50% of principal loan and they might bite ... assuming they've reached their 20% quota ...
    Sino mag demanda? The CA? I haven't read anything pa na CA ang nag sue for sum of money it's always the bank.

    kaya nga lagi nila sinasabi diba client nila yun bank?


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    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    yup i was too generous
    Basta wala na ako pakialam diyan kung magkano if I'm a delinquent they bought my bulok account eh di manigas sila, wala sila masingil sa akin. [emoji23]

    And besides kung mag habol sila for sum of money eh kung wala na nga ako talaga pa bayad, ano magagawa nila? Kunin nila electric fan saka gasul sa bahay then liquidate nila?

    At the end of the day sigurado naman talo ka pa rin sa court dahil meorn kang utang so sabihin saiyo magbayad ka then siguro sabihin ng judge na magusap kayo kung magkano monthly baka alisin pa ng judge yun mga interest and charges.


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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Sino mag demanda? The CA? I haven't read anything pa na CA ang nag sue for sum of money it's always the bank.

    kaya nga lagi nila sinasabi diba client nila yun bank?

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    2 klase

    meron ung CA hired by bank to collect (the bank still owns the loan) -- so client ng CA ang bank

    meron naman ung the CA bought the loan so labas na ang bangko diyan

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