Links to a selection of companies with IAPDA certified members.

 

The links below will take you to the Web Sites of a selection of leading Debt Arbitration/Settlement firms with consultants professionally trained by Arbitrain™ Training Systems and Certified by IAPDA.

 

Note: This is not a complete list of companies of our members.
*Members contact us to list your company logo and link here
 

*Gold Level Firms = 25 or more Certified Members
Silver Level Firms = 10 - 24 Certified Members
Bronze Level Firms = 2 - 9 Certified Members

     
 
 
     
     
 
 
     
     
 
 
     
     
     
     
     
 
     
Other Leading Firms with Certified members include:  
     
   
       
     
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Certified Debt Arbitrator Members
 
 

*Important Note:

We are aware that currently many people are untruthfully claiming in their marketing materials to be Certified members of the IAPDA, it is important to search our official database of Certified members here.

 

Top financial experts strongly advise consumers to work only with Certified Debt Arbitrators or Certified Debt Specialists. IAPDA members are thoroughly trained in all aspects of debt negotiation and settlement and are recognized as professionals by members of the debt collection industry.

The International Association of Professional Debt Arbitrators Certifies individual members only, we do not Certify the Debt Arbitration/Settlement firm (employer) of the individual member.

Be sure the debt consultant you are working with is IAPDA Certified, please search our database of individual CDS members by clicking the search link on the left navigation menu.

 

 

Other Training and Career programs do not compare, don't be fooled by cheap online training imitations.

 

*NOTE: At IAPDA - Arbitrain all future course upgrades are included with no further training course cost - forever !

 

 

 

 

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Our Featured Question & Answer of the Day For Friday

 

Q. Why Would a Creditor Agree To Accept Less?

 

A: The primary reason a creditor will accept a settlement is because it is cost effective for the creditor, plain and simple. The degree of the discount (how much they will forgive) will vary case-by-case; therefore, a creditor will take into account many factors when determining their bottom line on accepting a settlement.

 

 The primary factor creditors take into account is what percentage of the debt is likely to be collected in the future if they do not accept an offer now. The other factor creditors look at is what is the likelihood of collecting the full debt through normal collection activity or through the legal system.  

 

Before they agree to any settlement, they will often take into account, debtor's income, the state they live in, the age of the debt, type of debt, debtor's assets, etc.  

 

Professional negotiators will put a case together that will make the creditors understand that it is in their best interest to settle the debt and accept their offer.