Skip Tracing: Uncovering the Missing Pieces

Skip tracing is an invaluable tool in the world of debt collection. It's the process of tracking down individuals who have gone "off the grid" or become challenging to locate. This can occur for various reasons, such as relocation, changing contact information, or evading debt obligations.

At Unpaid Invoice, we utilize skip tracing techniques to enhance our debt recovery services, helping creditors reconnect with debtors and facilitating a smoother collection process.

As an essential component of the debt collection process, serves as a dynamic method for reestablishing contact with elusive debtors. At Unpaid Invoice, our skip tracing approach is both art and science, customized to each unique case. Our seasoned skip tracing professionals begin by meticulously examining existing debtor data, leveraging a rich array of data sources, including public records, databases, and proprietary tools. In today's digital age, we've become digital detectives, scouring online resources, social media profiles, and digital footprints for any potential leads or clues.

Beyond the digital realm, we employ our network to reach out to individuals who might have connections to the debtor, be it friends, family members, neighbors, or professional contacts. Importantly, we conduct skip tracing with the utmost ethical and legal considerations, respecting debtor rights and adhering to all relevant regulations, including the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act

(FDCPA). Our ultimate aim is to reconnect creditors with debtors, facilitating communication, negotiation, and the possibility of an amicable debt resolution.

Data Aggregation

Our skip tracing process begins with the aggregation of data. We compile all available information about the debtor, including their name, last known address, phone numbers, social media profiles, and any other relevant data.

Advanced Search Tools

We employ advanced search tools and databases that are not typically accessible to the public. These tools enable us to search across a vast network of information sources, both online and offline.

Cross-Referencing

The key to successful skip tracing is cross-referencing. We analyze and cross-reference the collected data, looking for any patterns or leads that may indicate the debtor's whereabouts. This process involves examining public records, credit reports, utility records, and more.

Investigative Techniques

In some cases, skip tracing may require more in-depth investigative techniques. Our team is well-versed in these methods, which can include interviewing acquaintances, checking court records, and even collaborating with other professionals in the field.

Verification

Once we have a lead, we take steps to verify the debtor's location. This often involves direct contact through phone calls or mail to confirm their identity and current address.

Compliance

It's essential to emphasize that our skip tracing practices are fully compliant with all relevant laws and regulations, including the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) and other industry standards.

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