Simple Debt Recovery

Money Claim Manager represents a new concept in debt recovery software. What most people don’t know is that most specialist solicitors use debt recovery software to automate court documents for their clients. At the same time, the legal fees charged can be exorbitant. We’ve taken this software and made it accessible, easy to use and inexpensive.

Until now the majority of people have prepared

their debt claims manually, or using the government's Money Claim Online (MCOL) service. Although Money Claim Online makes the claim process more accessible, the downside is that one still needs to know how to use it effectively to make your small claim successful. You still need to know how to complete and word your court forms, apply and calculate the correct type and rate of interest, and word the particulars of claim. You need to be able to calculate the interest on what you are owed, which accrues from the due date of the debt through to issue, judgment and beyond. Not only is this all very tiresome and time consuming, chances are you'll make a mistake which may cause your claim to be returned 'undelivered' or your judgment set aside. You may fail to claim or fail to be awarded the full amount of interest, and, if appropriate, collection costs to which you’re entitled.

If something is good for solicitors and big business then it should be available to individuals and small business - and at the right price. So we took the power of large corporate-sized software and wrapped it in a package that's easy to use and affordable to all. Money Claim Manager is unique in being the first debt recovery system available to everybody, and, because it's accessible via the internet, it's much more simple and convenient than conventional desktop systems:

  interface directly to the internet

  no training required

  no updates, backup or maintenance costs

  secure and confidential

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Special Introductory Offer - Basic Package of 10 debts only £35.

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