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Sub: #17
Replied on 06-24-2010, 01:53 PM
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My Father went through Preferred Financial and compelted the program last March. Then I enrolled last month because I ran into some trouble. It's been working pretty successfully.
PREFERRED FINANCIAL otherwise known as CCRNOW....ARE CROOKS...think about how much your father paid for something he could have done himself....no wonder why your in trouble too..he passed on the stupid gene

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Sub: #18
Replied on 07-09-2010, 07:45 AM
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I would also NOT recommend Christian Debt Services located in Florida, i tried to do business with them about 5 years ago and they started to collect my money but failed to make payments to my credit cards and I found out 2 months later when my credit card company kept calling me...then I tried to talk to someone and their answers were very negative, they would put me on hold or hang up the phone, I left message for a so called supervisor who never returned my calls....I cancelled it the program but my credit was ruin since it had a 90 days period where I did not make any payments...needless to say I lost that money the debt company took from me...

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Sub: #19 linbrook and associates
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Has anyone heard of this company? They sent me a letter saying they could help me but I am scared to go with another company and get screwed again.
has anyone answered u? they were recommended to me, but i cannot find them on the internet- are they a scam?

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Replied on 09-14-2010, 12:03 PM
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I would call 866-833-6398 they can get you a deal at around 20-25 percent of what ever you owe.

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I used them and very happy that I did! They aren't one of those rip off debt settlement companies that have flooded that marketplace as of late. They're more like debt educators. I got ripped off by some company called Credit Solutions a while back! I found out about this company from a co-worker and and called. They are a no nonsense consulting firm. The beautiful thing is that they educated and empowered me to contact my creditors and work out payment plans on my own. I guess you can say that they took the fear out of responding to the phone calls. The most beautiful thing about all of this, they did not charge me a dime! I recommend that if you're having a problem, don't hesitate to contact them.

I refer them to everyone I know who have been mislead or having debt problems. If the other company's conducted business like Linbrook & Associates the financial industry would be a better place. They don't encourage that you to avoid the collection efforts, they stress the importance of being proactive to prevent from having a lawsuit filed against you.

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