The external collection list refers to the information of debtors provided by a company or institution when it usually entrusts a law firm or a professional collection agency to conduct external visits and collection work in order to recover arrears. List. This information includes the name, contact information, amount of debt, etc. of the person being collected, and plays an important role in collection work.

In order to protect their own interests, providers of external collection lists usually need to verify and verify the information of the persons being collected to ensure the accuracy and validity of this information. At the same time, the use of external collection lists also needs to comply with relevant laws, regulations and ethics to ensure that the legitimate rights and interests and privacy of the persons being collected are not infringed.

In actual work, the use of external collection lists will have an important impact on the effectiveness and cost of collection work. On the one hand, knowing the basic situation of the persons being collected can enable the collection personnel to carry out external visits and collection work more effectively; on the other hand, selecting the appropriate collection agency and adopting reasonable collection strategies can also minimize costs and risk. Therefore, both the institutions that provide external collection lists and the institutions that use these lists need to carefully consider and practice in collection work.