What is the Best Credit Card Debt Relief Companies?
Jordan Wilson asked:
I’m looking for an alternative to bankruptcy and wanted to see what my options are? I’ve looked into credit counseling and I don’t feel that is the right option for me. I wanted to know what other options are Available for me?
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I’m looking for an alternative to bankruptcy and wanted to see what my options are? I’ve looked into credit counseling and I don’t feel that is the right option for me. I wanted to know what other options are Available for me?
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October 26th, 2008 at 8:47 pm
but i have heard lutheran thrivant help tremendously even though they are a type of counseling..check into if you havent i think you will be suprised, i also heard a place called walk across america is great!good luck you are on the right track!
October 28th, 2008 at 8:10 am
Go to the consumer credit organization that will assist you with counseling for free. DO NOT try to use credit card debt relief companies !!!! MOST of them are SCAMS and you will not only lose the money you pay them, but you will be in worse shape with your debt.
If you CHOOSE to try a credit card debt relief company, check with the Attorney General in the state that they conduct business to find out if there is a pending lawsuit against them.
Good luck,
Tex
October 31st, 2008 at 8:30 am
I almost filed bankruptcy 4 years ago, but I owned a property out right and didn’t want to risk losing my property, so instead I went through a Debt Relief Program through First Choice Debt Relief (www.firstchoicedebtrelief.com) They explained everything to me including all my risks, they let me know that my credit would get damaged, but I had no alternative. A lot of people say Debt Relief programs are scams, and I agree a lot of them are, just do some research before jumping into these types of programs. Run away from any company that tells you, your credit won’t get damaged, and run away from any company that puts your money in a trust account.
Good luck Jordan, I know what your going through, but your taking the right steps to getting your life back on track.
PS…I was out of the program within two years, I had $50,000 in debt and was able to reduce it to $27,000, My credit did suffer, but I actually have a better score now that I did 4 years ago.
November 3rd, 2008 at 12:49 pm
Try using:
I used their service a couple months back and they consolidated all my debt and lowered my total debt about 25%.
November 5th, 2008 at 6:02 am
Credit Solutions is one of the largest companies out there to handle debt. They also have a lot of resources available to help people.
November 6th, 2008 at 9:29 pm
Debt relief is a difficult problem many citizens are now facing. All legitimate debt relief service providers will consult with you for free. Try visiting multiple debt relief services and inquire about your questions and compare thier answers. You will be able to tell which ones are providing useful advice.