![]() |
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Where (what states/what countries) does Metro Group Maritime collect? Metro Group Maritime has the resources, expertise and local contacts to collect in all 50 states as well as in most foreign nations. What are Metro Group Maritime's collection fees? Metro Group Maritime's standard commercial collection fees are based on the amount of the claim and are on a purely contingent basis. For a fee quotation please contact info@mgmus.com or call us toll free at 1-877-652-6553 or in New York at (212) 425-7774. Additionally, our fees are posted on the Rate Schedule portion of the website. When should I place an account for collection? This is a difficult question that doesn't have any one right answer. However, the reality is that a delay in collection efforts is detrimental to the ultimate collection of outstanding accounts receivables. Therefore, we recommend not letting an account go more than 90 days past due before placing it with an outside collection agency. With that being said though, Metro Group Maritime does accept claims of any age. How do I place an account for collection with Metro Group Maritime? Accounts can be placed for collection in several ways: by mail, fax, e-mail or a website claim submission form. Contact Sales and Marketing before placing your first claim to review our services and rates. Once you've become a Metro Group Maritime client, you'll be able to place your claims through the Submit a Claim portion of the website. Can Metro Group Maritime guarantee recovery of our money? No reputable collection agency can guarantee they will be able to collect on a delinquent account. This is because the collectability of an account is contingent on so many outside variables, one of the most important being the age of the account when placed. Do you require a minimum number of accounts be placed in order to take on a new client? No. We have no requirement as to the number of accounts that must be placed. We have clients who only have one account to place with us for collection and those who have thousands. |
Latest News: Per diem and demurrage were the hot issues discussed at the first training session led by Don Politi MORE>> Don Politi, the former long-time Director of Credit and Collections for Hapag-Lloyd, will be joining the Education & Training Advisory Board of Metro Group Maritime. MORE>> View our second publication of "The Maritimer" Volume 2, Issue 1. MORE>> Join our mailing list to receive our latest publications MORE>>
|
![]() |