Third-Party Collections
Contingency recovery on delinquent and charged-off accounts. No Recovery, No Fee.
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Whether you need early-stage outreach under your own brand or full contingency collections on charged-off accounts, each Ivy program follows the same standard: lawful, respectful, documented, and measurable.
At a Glance
Contingency recovery on delinquent and charged-off accounts. No Recovery, No Fee.
DetailsPre-charge-off outreach in your name, preserving the customer relationship.
DetailsBusiness-to-business recovery designed to protect vendor relationships.
DetailsFDCPA- and Regulation F-compliant recovery with respectful consumer treatment.
DetailsPermissible-purpose research to locate current contact information and assets.
DetailsAccurate furnishing and FCRA-compliant dispute handling, where permitted.
Details[PLACEHOLDER – remove if not offered] Acquisition of charged-off receivables.
Details[PLACEHOLDER] Referral of eligible accounts to independent, licensed counsel.
DetailsService Details
Our core service. You place delinquent or charged-off accounts with Ivy Recovery Group and we pursue resolution in our own name as a third-party debt collector. Fees are contingent on recovery: if we collect nothing, you owe nothing on that account.
For accounts that are past due but not yet charged off, we act as an extension of your billing or customer-service team, contacting customers under your name and following your brand standards and scripts. The goal is to resolve balances early, reduce roll rates into later delinquency, and keep the customer relationship intact.
Unpaid invoices between businesses call for a different approach than consumer accounts: disputes are often about deliverables, terms, or documentation rather than ability to pay. Our commercial team works with your accounts-receivable staff to reconcile records, reach decision-makers, and negotiate resolution while protecting the vendor relationship where you want it preserved.
Consumer accounts — medical bills, retail balances, utility arrears, personal loans, and similar obligations — are governed by the FDCPA, Regulation F, the FCRA, the TCPA, and a patchwork of state statutes. Our consumer program is built to satisfy each of them: model validation notices, a seven-in-seven call-frequency presumption, opt-out mechanisms for electronic communication, and written procedures for disputes and cease requests.
When contact information is outdated, we use licensed data sources under a permissible purpose to locate current addresses and phone numbers, and — for commercial accounts or where authorized — to identify assets relevant to resolution. All searches are logged and governed by the FCRA, the GLBA, and the Driver's Privacy Protection Act.
Where permitted by law and authorized by the client, we furnish account information to the national consumer reporting agencies in Metro 2 format. Reporting is never used as a threat and is never done before a consumer has received validation and an opportunity to dispute, consistent with Regulation F.
For creditors who prefer to remove charged-off receivables from the balance sheet entirely, Ivy Recovery Group can evaluate portfolios for purchase. Pricing depends on asset class, age, documentation quality, and chain-of-title completeness.
Ivy Recovery Group is not a law firm and does not provide legal services. For accounts that meet client-defined criteria and cannot be resolved through standard outreach, we can refer the account — only with your written authorization — to independent, licensed attorneys in the relevant jurisdiction who evaluate it on their own professional judgment.
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