Our client, a plant hire company, hired out their machinery to a construction company who did not pay them for three months. When the machines used by the debtor were no longer required, they stopped paying. The plant hire company were worried that the issue lay with the construction companies
A local landscaping company had completed some extensive work for a client. The contract was being fulfilled through instalments as the work was being carried out, with the final balance of £2500 not having paid at the end of the job. The debtor ignored numerous reminders and calls from our
In this case study, a consumer owed money to a business for blinds and shutters fitted to her home. The debt had been outstanding for five months before it was handed over to a debt collection agency. The customer had disputed the debt, claiming that she had to call the
Our client, a grieving fiancée, faced a difficult situation when her husband-to-be passed away, leaving her unable to get married. The county house wedding venue in Norfolk refused to refund her payment despite there being ten months left for them to resell the wedding day. The client was emotionally distressed
As a business owner, it’s crucial to keep your debtor days down to maintain a healthy cash flow. Debtor days refer to the number of days it takes for a customer to pay an invoice. The longer it takes for a customer to pay, the longer it takes for you
Debt collection can be a challenging and time-consuming process, but it is an essential part of maintaining healthy cash flow for any business. In this blog post, we’ll explore these stages in detail, starting with the initial letter to the debtor and concluding with an application for enforcement. Importantance Of
At Jacksons CRS, we are committed to providing personal and professional debt recovery services to our clients. As members of the Chartered Institute of Credit Management with over 90 years of combined experience, we have successfully helped numerous businesses across various industries recover their debts. In light of the current
Credit managers often seek personal guarantees (PGs) from directors to support credit extended to limited companies. These PGs serve as a commitment to pay any money owed, providing reassurance to lenders and suppliers. However, it’s important to understand the limitations of personal guarantees and how much protection they provide. Although
