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June 22, 2010
CompuMail to Prove Security & Compliance for Collection Letters
FAQ
Q: Do you have a new client start-up team to make the transition to your company fast and easy?
A: We have new customer teams that are experienced working with new clients. They know the pitfalls that can occur and are trained to ensure a successful start-up phase.
Q: Will we be satisfied with the speed of your letter changes and customer service in general?
A: Nearly 100% or our clients said they were extremely satisfied with the speed of their letter changes.
Q: Do you know what types of letters get the best responses from debtors?
A: Yes, we have conducted in-depth focus groups with stubborn debtors to discover what works and why. We’ll share our knowledge and design a program to help you get paid faster.
Q: How does having mailing facilities in more than one location improve mailing?
A: Our bi-coastal mailing facilities in California and New Jersey reduce average mail time from 7 days to 3.
Q: Do you have a system to reduce returned mail?
A: Yes, we have a nine-step system designed to reduce return mail by 31%.
Q: How do I know if your solution is going to be compatible with our agency’s software?
A: We have established turnkey interfaces that are used by 99% of the top collection software companies, which permits virtually any agency to seamlessly upload and download information from CompuMail.
Q: Do you offer state compliance tools?
A: Yes, our state compliance tool has helped our clients maintain a perfect record of compliance for over a decade.
Q: Are you HIPAA compliant?
A: Yes, in fact we hired a lawyer who is specialized in HIPAA compliance to help us implement the proper policies and procedures to ensure we are fully compliant.
Q: Do you have quality control procedures in place?
A: In the print and mail departments, we have a five-step quality control process that makes each person accountable and responsible to ensure quality.

