When you cannot get a response from the customer in regards to the balance due, you can send a letter to their Commanding Officer to prompt the payment. You cannot ask the officer to request payment but to remind the customer of his moral obligation.
To find out where to send your letter or who your customer's commanding officer is, check out these websites:
- Military Times Media Group is the source for military news and information.
- The Navy's World Wide Locator is a service established to find the present duty station of active duty personnel, and is for official business use only. Family members, active duty personnel and Navy retirees may use this system. To do so you must have the service members full name, social security number, grade or rank and if possible, last known duty station. You can also write to them at:
Bureau of Naval Personnel
Pers-312
5720 Integrity Drive
Millington, TN 38055-3120
Dear Michelle:
Isn't sending a letter to the Commanding Officer violating the FDCPA law. I will wait on your response before I follow this tip
Carolyn Collins
I also need the author of the Book on Skip-tracing (Manhunt)
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