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collecting debt outside of Canada

How much money will make collection companies follow the debt outside canada?
and how can you arrange a settlement from outside Canada, with the collection agency?
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One Response to “collecting debt outside of Canada”

Barton Goth – Goth & Company Inc. -Trustee in Bankruptcy said...

This is impossible to know as each different creditor and often each different agent has a unique approach. In addition each different collection agent has it’s own unique international relationships, so if they are owned by a parent company in the US or some other country it is more likely they will be able to collect in a cost effective manner. But the general rule of thumb is the more you owe the more likely they will.