BARR Credit Services Acquires
United Commercial Collections
BARR Credit Services Inc. recently acquired Buffalo-based United Commercial Collections (UCC). BARR Credit is headquartered in Tucson, Arizona, and operates a second location in Kansas City, Missouri.
In announcing the acquisition, BARR CEO Randy Frazee said, “BARR Credit Services is honored to acquire United Commercial Collections. UCC has developed trusted relationships with many long-term clients. We at BARR Credit hope to build on this trust by providing outstanding customer service to UCC clients.”
Our Range of Services
First-Party Accounts Receivable Outsourcing
BARR Credit Services offers a first-party outsourcing service designed to streamline your internal accounts receivable efforts. As your first-party partner, your results are a higher number of customer contacts, resulting in increased resolutions and continued customer satisfaction.
Third-Party Debt Recovery
No matter how solid the credit foundation is within your company or how experienced and knowledgeable your credit decision makers are, past-due accounts are a reality of issuing credit. Accounts receivable represents one of the largest assets of any business. BARR Credit Services partners with clients in the recovery and protection of those assets, providing unmatched third-party debt collection services.
Education & Training
BARR Credit is here to support you to improve your business development or expand your awareness of trends in corporate America. Our expansive library of dynamic topics is sure to help you and your team gain insight into today's ever-changing business environment. Visit our Learning Center for details.
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