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Using a complex model for measuring success in interactions with customers
(blog.trueaccord.com)
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ScalaPB: TrueAccord’s Protocol Buffer Code Generator for Scala
(blog.trueaccord.com)
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Why did we use Scala as our main back end language?
(blog.trueaccord.com)
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A reactive HTTP proxy in Play
(eng.trueaccord.com)
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osamet67
12y ago
Thanks for the mention, Bill! We're working hard to make a difference.
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osamet67
12y ago
And that's why FDCPA litigation is decreasing and TCPA litigation is growing. Path of least resistance. Though, you have to admit, practices and law governing UDAAP isn't as clear as the FDCPA examples you bring here.
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Why did we choose Scala for TrueAccord?
(eng.trueaccord.com)
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This Startup’s on a Mission to Save Us from Seedy Debt Collectors
(wired.com)
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osamet67
12y ago
Thanks for the mention! I'm one of the cofounders. We're already making a huge difference in debt collection for several leading technology companies. We had to rethink a lot of the core solutions and technologies for debt collect
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osamet67
12y ago
That's exactly why we started working on this problem.
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osamet67
12y ago
What assumptions are you making regarding operating costs?
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osamet67
12y ago
True. Actually, the majority of consumers that go through debt settlement end up bankrupt anyway. Some blame the fees, but I don't have data to substantiate that.
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osamet67
12y ago
I think that happens because they are focused on one thing: trying to get money from people who don't have it. But what happens if they help people create money that will pay for the debt? That's one of the things we're try
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Absolutely possible - just need to have the right mindset and tools. As someone who started a startup that's reinventing how debt collection gets done, I see a lot of old-school collectors who'd never be able to break the mold bec
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12y ago
Something's missing here - who actually paid the loan?
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osamet67
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This. People don't understand the (bad) economics of current debt collection efforts.
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osamet67
12y ago
Horrifying and accurate. The way people's lives are handed over to questionable businesses is nothing short of crazy.
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osamet67
12y ago
Really interested in your feedback. Does this even solve a problem for you? Would you use it?
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Show HN: TrueAccord, an API to recover money people owe you in a friendly way
(trueaccord.com)
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osamet67
12y ago
Sounds a lot like ownerlistens.com Same consumer facing SMS functionality (masks your number) or an app if you want to avoid fees Backend more fully featured + has an API and supports iBeacons
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Free ebook: The top 4 excuses customers make and how to deal with them
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Hacking the "CEO game" and how to answer the dreaded "How are you doing?"
(ohadsamet.com)
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Somebody owes you money? Here's how to start working with TrueAccord
(blog.trueaccord.com)
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Prosper raising $70m to compete with Lending Club
(cnet.com)
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Scammers in collections are real – and one of them tried to scam us
(blog.trueaccord.com)
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What to do if debt collectors are trying to collect a debt you don't owe
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13y ago
The law doesn't really set a high bar for debt validation, tbh. Good points here though. I hope to be able to solve them.
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I don't get it - consumers pay you to send a cease and desist letter for them?
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Why did paypal buy braintree?
(ohadsamet.com)
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BitCoin's mass adoption challenges
(ohadsamet.com)
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