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| How To Collect From Dying Elephants |
| Written by SMBtrendwire.com | |
| Tuesday, 14 April 2009 | |
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As much as we hate to admit it, sometimes as small business owners and entrepreneurs with limited staff and time, collecting outstanding amounts of money owed to us or our businesses takes a backseat. In tough times such as these, collecting money that is owed to you becomes a top priority. And when small businesses have to chase after large dying elephants like Circuit City that owe them money, they want to know what rights they have, if any. Rob Bovarnick, managing partner of Bovarnick and Associates and columnist for Forbes, joins host Anita Campbell along with co-host, Steve Rucinski, to advise small business owners of their rights to collect a debt in this down-turned economy. Below are the questions we asked Rob in this episode:
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