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Your options for unpaid invoices, compared honestly
Agencies, factoring, an in-house hire or the reminders already built into QuickBooks: each one is the right tool for someone. Here’s how they stack up against managed AR — and when the alternative wins.
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JMJ Billings vs. hiring someone to chase invoices
An AR hire costs a salary and works business hours. JMJ runs the same follow-up discipline — every invoice, every day, professionally written — for a flat $179 a month.
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JMJ Billings vs. sending it to collections
Agencies get involved after the damage is done and keep a large share of what they recover. JMJ works the months before that — in your name — so most invoices never need an agency at all.
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JMJ Billings vs. factoring your invoices
Factoring sells your receivables at a discount to solve a cash-flow symptom. JMJ treats the cause — slow, inconsistent follow-up — and every collected dollar stays yours.
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JMJ Billings vs. QuickBooks invoice reminders
Keep QuickBooks — JMJ works with it. The question is what happens after reminder #2 gets ignored, because that’s where a reminder feature ends and an AR operation begins.
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