Debt Recovery in Cambridgeshire

If you need debt recovery who work in Cambridgeshire then we are here to help.

Debt recovery agencies are not all the same. The important thing is to remember that business is based on relationships. Success lies in recovering your money and keeping your customers happy. The Credit Protection Association was founded in 1914 and for over a century we have helped tens of thousands of UK businesses to reduce bad debt and get paid on time. It’s only fair that you get paid for all of your hard work, isn’t it?

If your company is based in Cambridgeshire and someone owes you money, talk to us. You are welcome to call us on 0800 634 0187 to discuss your debt recovery requirements in confidence.

We have local representatives and we have clients throughout Cambridgeshire from St Neots to Soham and from Melbourn to March.

The Credit Protection Association provides Business Owners and Credit Managers in Cambridgeshire with a subscription service that provides all the services needed, all under the one roof, including customer credit information, debt recovery and credit protection services. With extensive experience in credit management, we can provide you with expert assistance and the right solution, regardless of your business size.

Do you find that some people use every excuse to avoid paying and make you work for your payment? It can be an unwelcome distraction and can be annoying, can’t it? Professional Debt Recovery can help to solve this problem – without upsetting your customers.

We can help with:
A. Bad Debt Prevention (avoiding the problem in the first place)
B. Overdue Account Recovery (prompt payment, whilst retaining goodwill)
C. Debt Litigation (if it comes to this, our litigation professionals will act for you)

What our members say

“It is easy to navigate my way around the new website and the layout is very effective. The layout of the reports is well done and provides clear information. I am able to find all the information I require to make the necessary decisions regarding the credit our company issues to a customer.   I have been utilising the monitoring service provided and am able to deal with any issues arising with our customers much more efficiently. Our cash flow has increased because of the services provided by CPA and as such I would recommend CPA to other companies.” ~ Builders Merchants

“The service has proved to be everything that you said it would be, and we have already seen a huge benefit. We have had a number of overdue accounts paid promptly and directly to us, and it is also a huge weight off our mind to know that once we have passed an overdue payment over to you, you take care of everything whilst keeping us fully in the loop.” ~ Engineering company

Why you should call us

If all of your customers paid their invoices on time, running a business would be much easier, wouldn’t it? In reality, you often have to wait for payment, leaving you short of money to invest in your business or even pay your bills. You also have to find the resources to cope with the extra administration caused by slow payers. In addition, losses from customer liquidations and bankruptcies are stressful. Many of these business failures were predictable and therefore avoidable.

You might be concerned about contacting a debt recovery agency. What are they going to be like? Can they help your type of business? There is no need to worry. We are polite, helpful and probably had direct experience of working with your type of business.

At The Credit Protection Association, we provide solutions, advice and back-up in all areas relating to the supply of services or goods on account. You receive everything you need to reduce debtor days and write-offs from a single source.

Please feel free to call us on 020 8846 0000 to discuss your debt recovery requirements in confidence. Alternatively, either email us or use our contact form.

We have helped companies in London to recover debt since 1914. If you are looking for a professional, proven debt recovery service – why not contact us today for confidential conversation?