With new Regulation F rules on consumer preference, the CFPB has given even more power to consumers to determine how creditors and agencies can communicate with them. But this trend towards customer-centric collections is not new. Many of us in accounts receivable saw this coming for at least a decade. It started with the internet and was greatly accelerated by the smartphone. Now we are asking ourselves where does it all end?
The good news is there is an end in sight. The bad news? Many of you aren't going to like it.
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