A Final Notice to Primeritus from TexasARP

Dear Primeritus Family of Companies, the Texas Accredited Repossession Professionals (TexasARP) recently reached out to our members regarding past due payments from Primeritus. It was disclosed through our membership that the balance of past due invoices has reached a staggering/debilitating amount.

While the members of TexasARP understand there are some integration issues between platforms being utilized, we have followed the instructions provided by Primeritus and are still failing to get paid for services rendered. Our invoicing departments cross communicate to ensure that billing is done correctly and to the standards set forth by Primeritus with negative results.

The members of TexasARP expect to be paid in full for any invoices 45+ days past due no later than Friday September 23, 2022. In the event these invoices are not paid by the date specified, the members of TexasARP have agreed to stop accepting Primeritus Family of Companies assignments until balances are settled/paid in full.

The survival of our members business’s and Primeritus Families of companies together relay on timely payments.

We look forward to our members being paid in full and our continued relationships with Primeritus and its families of companies. TexasARP

Texas Accredited Repossession Professionals (TexasARP)

TexasARP is an organization comprised of collateral recovery agency owners/employees in Texas and nationwide. Our goal is to educate our members, financial institutions and law enforcement with regard to business requirements and ordinances set forth by the cities and counties in the state of Texas. The purpose of the association is to strengthen understanding between recovery agency owners, law enforcement, financial institutions, regulatory agencies and the consumer. TexasARP will provide continuing education to our members, financial institutions and law enforcement officials. Education platforms will focus in the fields of professionalism, business principles, public relations and innovations in the industry.

Many of our goals include:

TexasARP Acknowledgment by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR).
Having a TexasARP representative on the TDLR board.
Assisting the TDLR to develop a license category specifically for repossession agency business owners.
Educating law enforcement throughout the state on the current laws regarding repossessions.
Educating our clients of the requirements in the state of Texas to conduct business as a repossession agency.
Educate Texas recovery agencies on the TDLR- License, Finance Code – Sales Tax and Franchise Tax Reports.
To be a one stop shop for the clients to validate our members accreditations.
Implementing legislation to balance all the laws and policies in each of the counties in Texas to be universal statewide.