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Receivables Management Acceptance Corporation

Receivables Management Acceptance Corporation in Tampa, FL
5010 W Carmen St., Tampa, FL 33609
(813) 964-3012
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Street address:
5010 W Carmen St.
City / suburb:
Tampa
County:
Hillsborough
State:
Florida
ZIP code:
33609
Phone:
(813) 964-3012 (Primary Phone)
GPS Longitude:
-82.5211181640625
GPS Latitude:
27.9494590759277

Business description

Complete Receivables & Commercial Collection Solutions

RMAC is a full service collections firm located in the Westshore district of Tampa. We focus on helping corporate clients recover their delinquent debts, manage their receivables and define their credit extension criteria. RMAC is a 100% performance based company, what that means to you is that if there is no cash recovery to you we do not charge you a fee. RMAC reviews your commercial collection accounts for free, giving you a complete analysis on collect-ability within 24 business hours.

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Estimated number of employees: 5 to 9
City / suburb: Tampa, FL
County: Hillsborough
Products

Commercial Collections, Consumer Collections, Mortgage Defaults, Residential Lease Defaults, Commercial Lease Defaults

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According to our records, this business is located at 5010 W Carmen St. in Tampa (in Hillsborough County), Florida 33609, the location GPS coordinates are: 27.9494590759277 (latitude), -82.5211181640625 (longitude). Receivables Management Acceptance Corporation is categorized under Collection Agencies. The company employs approximately 5 to 9 people. You can contact the company by phone at (813) 964-3012.
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