Frequently Asked Questions

  • What's the best way to start resolving my collection?

    Call us to discuss it, we're able to resolve it quicker and more efficiently than if you just submit a form.
  • How does the debt collection process work?

    We begin with account analysis, then contact debtors through multiple channels using personalized approaches. Our live representatives handle negotiations to maximize recovery while maintaining professional relationships.
  • What makes your collection agency different?

    We offer personalized service with live representatives from day one, no automated systems. Our Wyoming-based team understands local markets and provides tailored solutions for each client's needs.
  • When should I place accounts for collection?

    Typically after 90-120 days past due when internal collection efforts haven't succeeded. Earlier placement often increases recovery rates and reduces administrative burden on your staff.
  • Do you purchase debt accounts directly?

    Yes, we offer debt account purchasing services that provide immediate cash flow improvement. This option eliminates ongoing collection costs while transferring account management responsibility to us.
  • Can you help improve our internal collection process?

    Absolutely. Our consulting services analyze your current accounts receivable management and develop customized strategies to enhance recovery rates and reduce aging receivables before external placement.
  • What factors affect debt collection success rates?

    Account age, debtor contact information quality, debt type, and previous collection attempts significantly impact recovery. Fresher accounts with accurate data typically yield higher success rates.
  • How do collection fees typically work?

    Most agencies use contingency-based fees, meaning you only pay when we successfully collect. Fee structures vary based on account age, balance amounts, and volume placement agreements.
  • What documentation do you need for collection?

    We require original invoices, contracts, delivery receipts, and any prior correspondence with the debtor. Complete documentation strengthens collection efforts and legal positioning if needed.
  • Is debt collection regulated in Wyoming?

    Yes, debt collection follows federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act guidelines and Wyoming state regulations. We maintain full compliance while pursuing ethical, professional collection practices.

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2020 Fairgrounds Rd

Ste. 204

Casper, WY 82604

(307) 235-9989

A.I.M., Corp.

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