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I worked for a company that paid me to skip-trace what I like to call hard-core skips. This eliminates those that are easy to find. And that narrows down the necessary scope to do your job. The actual job has gotten easier over time due to the internet. When I started in the 60's you had to know your shit in order to succeed. Now, not so much. It was easier to hide back then. So a good skip tracer was worth their weight in gold. But the reward was much greater for me personally, once I located one of my subjects. I never answered questions regarding how I located a subject as this merely educated the subject on how to avoid me in the future. I was trained by some of the best in the business. There is/was a technique that, if followed, would generally produce results over time. Time management was being patient rather than limiting time spent on each case. Like casting a fishing line into the water, the results were often not immediate. And occasionally, the subject would move just before they were located which is frustrating. But most skips would operate in a pattern that, once learned could produce results easier. This type work isn't for everyone. It is definitely a craft.

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Effective debt collection is the best way to keep outstanding payments to a minimum. However, you must also be aware that there will always be people who will not pay on time. Worse, there will be customers who will try and hide from you. If this happens, you will need to find them because it is impossible to collect from someone you cannot reach. How? Through Skip Tracing.

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