Consumer Resources
HELPFUL FINANCIAL TOOLS
FOR CONSUMERS
How to Make a Payment
Logicoll, LLC provides three different methods for consumers to make a payment on their account. You may choose to pay online, over the phone at 888-541-0963 or through the US mail at P.O. Box 1479 Lombard, IL 60148.
FinancialLiteracy.Rocks
This resource provided by Receivables Management Association International offers a mix of tools and information about various types of credit and how borrowing money works. This website provides free financial calculators, educational material and tips everyone can use to improve their financial future.
MyMoney.Gov
Provided by the Financial Literacy & Education Commission, MyMoney.Gov offers educational content about money. This resource focuses on the core principles of money management including learning, borrowing, saving, spending and protecting.
FDIC: Money Smart
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation provides free financial education tools and resources for all ages including games, podcasts, and online learning modules. Money Smart curriculum is available for different audiences including adults, older adults, students and small businesses.
We are Here to Help
We work with consumers to resolve outstanding accounts balances and get them back on the path to financial success. We invite consumers to contact our representatives for more information about their accounts.
Communication Preferences
We offer flexible communication options to reach consumers in the ways most convenient for their lives and preferences, including email. Click here to learn more and opt-in to your preferred communication method.
Compliance Information
Logicoll, LLC cares about consumers and listens to the feedback we receive. We invite you to contact our compliance team to tell them about your experience.
Chief Compliance Officer
Nikki Noyes
RMAI Certification No – P17202-1235
Email – compliance@Logicoll, LLC1.com
Phone – 888-541-0963
820 Parkview Blvd
Lombard, IL 60148
Spanish speaking customer service representatives are available upon request.
A translation and description of commonly-used debt collection terms is available in multiple languages on the NYC Department of Consumer Affair’s website, www.nyc.gov/dca.
