The Commercial Collection Agency Association Members Collect In:

Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut DC Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska  New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming 

Including International Countries Such As:

United Kingdom, France, Spain, Germany, Italy, Holland, Sweden, Poland, Hungary, Singapore, China, Japan, Australia, Chile, Argentina, Venezuela, Mexico, Canada, Brazil, Puerto Rico.

The Commercial Collection Agency Association (CCAA) provides promotional, educational, administrative and legislative information to their select membership of commercial collection agencies around the nation. A commercial collection agency can be defined as one that collects business to business debts, usually including skip tracing services, asset location and credit bureau reporting. The collection agencies that are members of the CCAA are among the most prestigious and largest commercial collection agencies in the Unites States, if not the entire world. 

Usually a commercial collection agency works on a contingent basis meaning that they don't get paid if they don't collect. The contingent fees for commercial collection agencies customarily range from 15% to 25% of the debt owed. One commercial collection agency may report to credit bureaus such as Equifax or Dun & Bradstreet while another may not report commercial credit whatsoever. It really depends on the collection agency as to whether or not they feel it necessary to report commercial credit.

The Commercial Collection Agency Association provides a great deal of educational and legislative information regarding the collection of commercial debts that it passes along to its members to make sure that they stay up to date on the latest news, laws and regulations with respect to the Commercial Collection Industry. The central focus of the CCAA is the credit grantor. The CCAA was formed in 1972 to improve the quality and reputation of the Commercial Collection Industry.

To become a member in the CCAA, each commercial collection agency must meet a set criteria of standards that are indeed rigorous.  Once a member, the collection agency is certified by the Commercial Law League of America, the oldest creditors' rights organization in the United States. Each collection agency must pass a stringent CCAA litmus test in order to gain membership in the Association. 

If your company is looking for a commercial collection agency or several commercial collection agencies then please consider the collection agencies that are members of the CCAA. Each member agency is highly qualified to collect your commercial claims. These commercial collection agencies are respected and revered throughout the entire Collection Industry.

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