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Essentials of Credit, Collections, and Accounts
Receivable
by Mary S. Schaeffer |
Full of valuable tips, techniques, illustrative
real-world examples, exhibits, and best practices. Stay up to date on the
newest thinking, strategies, developments, and technologies in credit,
collections, and accounts receivable. |
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How
to Do Financial Asset Investigations
by Ronald L. Mendell (Hardcover or Paperback: April 2000)
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A Practical Guide for Private Investigators,
Collections Personnel, and Asset Recovery Specialists |
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Get
the Facts on Anyone (3rd Ed)
by Dennis King (Paperback - June 1999)
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King packs a lot of information into the chapters,
covering everything from basic research techniques and the use of readily
available resources to details on how to detect "paper trippers" with false
identities. You'll also learn how to find "missing" people and how to get
background information on others through a wide range of sources: newspapers,
court records, military records, and "special methods" including license-plate
surveillance and garbage analysis. |
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Investigator's
Guide To Free Searches On The Internet by Ralph Thomas (Spiral-bound)
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From an Amazon Reader . . . "this guy knows
out to dig out all the free investigative searches you can run on the internet." |
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The Art of Business Credit Investigation
by Peggy E. Mound |
A credit manager's guide to information: the
best defense against fraud. Note: This is out of print and hard to find
- webmaster |
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