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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM511400 · Customer contact: Outdoor calls

  • DMBM511410 · General Rules
  • DMBM511420 · Higher debt manager's role
  • DMBM511430 · Personal safety risk assessment
  • DMBM511440 · What to take with you on call
  • DMBM511450 · Planning outdoor call work
  • DMBM511460 · Directed surveillance
  • DMBM511470 · Customers’ Human Rights
  • DMBM511480 · Identifying your customer
  • DMBM511490 · Confidentiality breaches
  • DMBM511500 · Action when customer seen
  • DMBM511510 · Asking for payment
  • DMBM511520 · Responding to your customer
  • DMBM511530 · Payment not obtained
  • DMBM511540 · Collecting employer returns
  • DMBM511550 · Reporting assaults and abuse
  • DMBM511560 · Customer not seen or no reply
  • DMBM511570 · Ending your call
  • DMBM511580 · When you return to the office
  • DMBM511590 · Customer wants proof that we are calling from HMRC
  • DMBM511595 · Dealing with third parties
  1. Customer contact: Outdoor calls: Contents
  2. Customer contact: Outdoor calls: Ending your call

DMBM511570 | Customer contact: Outdoor calls: Ending your call

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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At the end of your call you should, as appropriate, have obtained payment, returns and/or information. If these have not been accomplished your customer should also know

  • that a specific action is required of them either immediately or by a definite date and,

  • is fully aware of the consequences of not taking that action and what is expected of them.

When you are fully satisfied that your customer understands what has been discussed you should educate them so that, in future, it is unnecessary to contact them. For example, all customers should be encouraged to make prompt payment.

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