I absolutely could be wrong because I have never done cold calling.. but I DO have a healthy brain....I keep hearing this...X calls will give you Y conversions.Consider this:What if a 12 year of kid pics up.What if you call at 12 AM, what if the recipient works night shift and sleeps during the day,What if they are on their period,What if the dog ravished the dirty laundry and they are in a poopmood...As you can see what accounts for these instances?

Your bank (recipient) does not seem to have details of the transaction since you did not receive the funds.

Since I am not a section 504 recipient, it seems like the tenant is responsible for the cost according to HUD

This lets the recipient know that I am not going to overpay, but I am not looking to steal their property either.Postcards are always going to be cheaper but a much lower response rate than a letter.

The questions is, will the prepaid debit card permit ach debit transactions... not all will... most notably the "direct express" card which the recipients of federal benefits use does not. 

With the economic uncertainty that we're facing, landlords will have peace of mind by bringing in a program recipient with guaranteed rent.There are some negative misconceptions associated with program recipients.

I am a DACA (Dreamer) recipient that started a month ago.

Also, in some rare instances the recipient will insist on wet ink (i'm thinking of deeds and guarantees, in particular).  

Last month, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the relatives of dead stimulus checks recipients need to return the money.

Payments that have already been claimed by the recipient cannot be canceled.