News Article - April 21, 2004

Last Echo - Free NSF Check Recovery Service

By Lori C. Warner

When you hear the word "free" you wonder, what's the catch? But a new service is now offered in our little corner of New Hampshire which is just that - absolutely free to businesses.

"When I decided to go into business for myself," says owner of Last Echo, Matt Zakrzewski, "I looked around for what I could provide as a service for the community. I did a marketing study in Keene and got a 50 percent approval rate for this type of business."

This new business, which Zakrzewski opened in November, is a NSF (non-sufficient fund) check recovery service. There are no sign-up costs, no transaction fees, no annual maintenance fees, and in fact, businesses will find that there are no hidden fees of any kind. The only fee that Last Echo charges is to the check writer.

"Businesses, even smaller ones, don't realize how much money they are losing (with NSF checks)," says Zakrzewski. "Generally people spend about an hour dealing with a bad check. My service is geared to save people time and money."

Last Echo's mission is to increase businesses' profitability by reducing non-productive overhead, This electronic check recovery service not only makes it effortless for businesses, but non-intrusive for the customer with the  NSF check.

"There's really nothing for businesses to lose," says Zakrzewski. "It's a win-win situation."

For more details, call or visit the Web site at www.LastEcho.com.

Article reprinted from
Monadnock Shopper News
04/21/04 - page 9.

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