Collector/Administrative Assistant

Posted 3 days ago

norris auto groupDundalk (MD)

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About the role

Collector | Administrative Assistant Norris Auto Group, the fastest growing dealership group in Maryland and the only car dealer to be named in the Inc. 500/5000, is currently seeking a motivated Collector / Administrative Assistant. We are looking for true performer; one who has a track record of surpassing customer expectations and reaching for new goals. Collector: The Collector/ Administrative Assistant is primarily responsible for collecting payments for vehicles sold at our pre-owned location. Responsibilities for this position include: Collect recurring payments from customers electronically (or via cash or check) Prepare and send out late notices Contact customers who are late on payment Keep accurate electronic records regarding collection efforts Handle all incoming calls and transfer non-payment related calls to appropriate department When necessary, contact repossession company for repo of vehicles Process all repossession documents in accordance with state/federal law Other duties as assigned Most importantly the collector will need to handle cash and checks in a secure and knowledgeable manner.
Skills & Requirements: Requirements High school diploma or GED required Previous experience preferred, bilingual a plus Skilled in Microsoft Office applications and computer savy Must be able to pass a drug screen and background check It's time to make the most important move of your career, Apply Now!**We are an equal opportunity employer and a drug free workplace. ApplyView All Jobs

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