Sentence examples for Solicit payment from inspiring English sources

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Bill and Account Collectors (aka debt collectors) "locate and notify customers of delinquent accounts by mail, telephone, or personal visit to solicit payment.

Earlier this month, The Indian Express reported a kidnapping gang had attempted to solicit payment in bitcoin.

Frankie Sanchez told Radar they were opening an investigation and said "it is illegal to take pictures of a crime scene; it is the Dale Earnhardt law that it is illegal to solicit payment for photos of a crime scene".

He described the Russian judiciary as "overgrown" with mediators who solicit payments on behalf of judges.

The indictment accuses Mr. Reynolds of setting up a consulting firm that he used to solicit payments from two vendors that provided medical billing services, and said that he had made it clear that he would, in return, obtain hospital business for them; he received about $420,000 from the vendors, the charges say.

Founder Bill Clerico explains to me that fraudsters attempt to steal billions of dollars online. Often, fraudsters will set up an account acting as a merchant, and will solicit payments from consumers.

In that case the private lender would think the loan was now in default and no more payments would be expected because the lender would not be able to solicit payments on the loans included in the bankruptcy.

Newton's N.C.A.A. eligibility has been called into question after allegations earlier this month that his father, Cecil Newton, solicited payment in exchange for his son's letter of intent.

At least they don't make false claims for expenses or undermine parliamentary democracy by soliciting payment for representing big business on the floor of the House.

When Tengo was a boy, his father was a collector of subscription fees for NHK — Japan's quasi-governmental radio and television network — and, every Sunday, he would take Tengo with him as he went door to door soliciting payment.

In court filings, Mr. Levitis is described as soliciting payments from a confidential informant who posed as a businessman looking for help with an inspection.