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 Posted: Sat Nov 04, 2006 8:32 pm Subject: Taking the plunge |
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Okay, so I have finally decided to look into debt consolidation. I was able to take care of some of my debts on my own, but there are some larger accounts out there that I am having no luck negotiating on my own. I have contacted several companies to compare rates and quality of customer service. During my search I began to wonder...Do consolidation companies have to be licensed in your state in order to do work on your behalf? I have read several posts where it has been mentioned that for instance, T & C does not work with North Carolina residents; I was wondering if there are any members or non-members that may know the answer to this one.
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Rach
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| Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 7:00 pm Subject: |
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Hi rach I am going to send you a PM with the link to the company I use, they are out of MA and have helped me a great deal and their fee is minimal, something like $8 a month. Anyhow look for my PM
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PDLFREE
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Many thanks to you, Ashley! I was getting nervous, no one responded quickly and I was hoping to get a little feedback at least. Thanks again!
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Rach
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| Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 7:16 pm Subject: |
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Yeah well you know the weekend we all get running around spending our paychecks from Friday.. take care and let me know what you think of that company..
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PDLFREE
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