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Objections and Rebuttals

Total questions: 9

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
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1.

Which statement better describes the meaning of “objections” in collections?

a)

When a customer gets angry and yells at us during the call

b)

When a customer hangs up the phone

c)

When a customer pays a debt

d)

When a customer raises a concern, issue or disagreement

2.

Complete the sentence: An objection is any reason a customer provides to...

a)

Refuse to pay

b)

Agrees to pay

c)

Lease a vehicle

d)

Request for a supervisor

3.

Which of these statements is correct regarding “objections”?

a)

Objections are rarely seen during the collections process

b)

Objections are a natural part of the collections process

4.

Which of the following statements is an objection?

a)

Sure, I will be able to help you!

b)

I don't have the money to pay right now.

c)

How is your day going so far?

d)

I am able to make the payment today.

5.

Which of the following statements is not an objection?

a)

I am too busy; call me later!

b)

I can't afford it right now.

c)

Which payment methods do you accept?

d)

I lost my job; I can't make the payment.

6.

What is a good description of “rebuttal”?

a)

Presented in response to a claim, objection, or discussion.

b)

Putting yourself in the customer's shoes.

c)

Providing the best solution according to the customer's needs.

d)

Acknowledge the customer's feelings.

7.

A rebuttal is often employed when a customer raises...

(a)  

8.

If a customer raises concerns about the accuracy of the debt information, what is a recommended strategy for handling this objection?

a)

Ignore the concern

b)

Politely acknowledge the objection

c)

Tell the customer that the information is final and can't be disputed

d)

Offer a discount to distract the customer from the accuracy issue

9.

If a customer expresses dissatisfaction with the quality of the product or service provided, what is an effective way to address this objection in collections?

a)

Dismiss their dissatisfaction since is not related to the debt

b)

Apologize for the dissatisfaction, express understanding and find a solution

c)

Ignore their concerns and proceed to collect the debt

d)

Blame the customer for the dissatisfaction