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Roan at Hays Collections was very helpful in chasing £100,000 for me. This was done in a swiftly manner and received the money in under 2 weeks of being in contact with them. Would highly reccommend.
Hays Collection reached out to us on LinkedIn after seeing a post we'd put up about an old debt we were struggling to recover, almost two years old at that point. We'd been ghosted by the client for the entire time, so honestly we weren't expecting much.
We worked with Roan, who was brilliant from start to finish. Friendly, helpful, and kept us informed every step of the way. Whatever they do clearly works, because the debt was recovered very quickly after years of nothing.
We're already sending them more debts to recover. Couldn't recommend them enough.
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