dunning letter
letter of collection

So, the Senator, like a bill collector, sent a dunning letter.

After consulting with Father 1 sent out some polite and friendly dunning letters.

He is still in debt with dunning letters coming frequently, threatening collection agencies and credit ruin.

Cogley asked as another dunning letter from a second credit agency appeared on the screen.

It was a dunning letter from a credit agency that threatened legal action if a payment on the account was not made soon.

Plus a dunning letter for my car loan, and antiwar literature from a peace group in San Francisco.

Invoices, copies of dunning letters, nothing of interest.

A dunning letter from my clothier.

Don't mind the dunning letters.

He had of late been bombarded with dunning letters from tradesmen; for during his University life, and ever since, he had run into debt.

There is an empty space next to the VCR where the cable box once stood; dunning letters are stacked up on the kitchen table.

The New York dunning letter says, "Penalties have been waived because of your apparent lack of knowledge of the law."

There were invoices, receipts and overdue bills, along with dunning letters of reprimand awaiting Lavier's signature.

I was subjected to dunning letters from the hospital, had my credit rating threatened and spent hours repeatedly phoning United HealthCare.

Tuition rises relentlessly and dunning letters still reach alumni every other week announcing a grandiose new expansion plan that is desperately undercapitalized.

When the woman started receiving dunning letters from a lawyer, Mr. Betz said, she was so upset she considered killing herself.

Gov. Jon S. Corzine's young administration is starting to get dunning letters from environmental groups, and the governor is filing them away.

All of them sent her dunning letters, from September 2004 to April 2006, even though she responded each time with letters insisting that the debt was not legitimate.

He said that even after receiving two dunning letters from a bank, a different group in the bank sent him a letter offering to raise his credit line by an additional $1,000.

As he did, the screen filled with a memo from the institution that had written the first dunning letter, indicating a payment of one thousand credits had been paid on the outstanding balance.

But in the long run, which is going to bring us more happiness-forcing ourselves to live within a tight budget, or having dunning letters in the mail and creditors pounding on the front door?

In November 2009, they announced plans to initiate claims against a further 25,000 individuals; a batch of 10,000 dunning letters were sent out in the first two weeks of January 2010.

"We bill, but there's no follow-up, no dunning letters," said Paul A. Moore, the director of the City Health and Hospitals Corporation's AIDS Initiative.

Mr. Jordan, 64, a builder by trade, says he never saw those dunning letters, so he had no idea that he owed penalties or, for that matter, that there was a second ticket.

"Somebody out there has some nice furniture and clothes," said Mr. Harris, "but I didn't know anything about it until I started getting dunning letters and phone calls from credit collection agencies.