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Eastpoint Recovery Group, Inc | Credit card debt | Debt Collection Agency | Buffalo, NY

 Eastpoint Recovery Group, Inc., is an accredited member of the better business bureau. Eastpoint Recovery Group, Inc, takes pride in taking a creative approach to helping all consumers we deal with resolve their collection accounts.  When opening a credit card or initiating a loan, nobody plans for their account to become delinquent. When situations arise that prevent a consumer from making payments on their loans or credit cards, the account then becomes delinquent. Once the account goes 180 days without scheduled payment, the account then is typically charged off. This is typically when we become involved. Our clients will place these delinquent accounts in our office as a third-party collection agency, in hopes to come to a resolution. Eastpoint Recovery Group, Inc., has a carefully curated staff equipped to handle these very delicate situations. Upon accounts going delinquent the credit card companies and bank typically will assess interest and additional fees. At Eastpoint Recovery Group, Inc., we will do our best to help you resolve these accounts in the most efficient way possible.

 

Eastpoint Recovery Group is located at 1738 Elmwood Avenue, Suite 104, Buffalo, NY 14207.  If you have questions or concerns with regards to your account, please call us at (800) 459-2417 or;

716-431-3709

716-427-2970

716-748-7195

716-256-1710

716-712-5490

716-256-1070

716-200-4911

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716-427-0808

716-220-7280

716-427-6330

716-427-0310

716-249-2529

716-431-4633

716-220-7242

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716-427-2300

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