I went to their website. Fairhaven law group looked reputed. I didn't see any consumer feedbacks though. The best place to research them will be the attorney general of your state as well as theirs. You will know more about Fairhaven law group customer experiences
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Sub: #2 fairhaven law group dealingsFri, 06/15/2007 - 13:38
Started w/ Fairhaven law group 4 months ago, Everything looked good on paper and the explanation sounded good. Reality kicked in when after not paying the bills, the credit card co.s started calling and turned things over to collection agency. As it stand now, I had made agreement with the credit cards that is only valid for 12 months. However, my payments are almost as much as they were before I turned to Fairhaven law group, plus the detailed breakdown is impossible to keep to, because the credit card compnanies are taking the money out and I can't save what Fairhaven law group showed me on paper. GO with a debt consolidation agency located in your area.
Anonymous
Sub: #4 working with fairhavenlawgroupTue, 06/19/2007 - 13:06
Fairhaven Law Group Scam:
My mom signed up with Fairhaven at the end of 06 and I don't think they have done one thing to help her pay off her debts. The phone rings 20 times a day from cc collectors. All the money that she has paid Fairhaven, I don't think they have paid her debts 1 single cent since January07. What is the 180 day waiting period all about that I read on their website. Is this really a debt consolidation program or bankruptcy?
Anonymous
Sub: #7 Fairhaven Law Group ScamThu, 06/28/2007 - 13:03
To GyGy,
So do you pay monthly payments to both your creditors and Fairhaven law group?? Does Fairhavenlawgroup automatically withdraw from your checking acount each month due to your contract with them??
Anonymous
Sub: #8 Fairhaven law groupThu, 07/12/2007 - 15:22
I was thinking of going with Fairhavenlawgroup because I was getting a lot of promo mail from it, but decided to go local instead. It was a little rough at first because I started paying the local company and was late on two cards because of it. Once my payments got caught up everything has gone smoothly. All of my cards are current with respect to payment. I'm still paying alot each month, but my interests rates have been lowered on all of the cards. My payment plan is supposed to allow me to be debt free in 5 years, and I started with $60k in debt.
My monthly statement is easy to read. It breaks down how much has gone to each credit card and what the new balance is.
I guess my point is, you can probably find a local debt relief agency that bases its entire business on local word of mouth and reputation, thereby guaranteeing you with a little more attention to your file.
Anonymous
Sub: #10 Fair Haven Law GroupThu, 07/19/2007 - 18:13
Fairhaven Law Group Scam:
:evil: They are crooks!!!! My sister in law got their flyer in the mail and used them. She set up an account, and they draft the money out of her account.They have taken $3700. to date. She is now being sued by her debtors.
First lesson do your homework!! You should stay in contact with your creditors. The debt service should get a copy of your bills and they will negotiate with the creditors. The creditors should adknowledge that your debt service has contacted them and your statments from your creditors should mention ccs or debt mangement or the like also keep an eye on your interest rates. I recommend to do a search for Clark Howard he is a consumer adavocate
By signing up for counseling session, your provided details (Name, Email ID and Phone No.) will be forwarded to the company advertising on the DebtCC. However, you have no obligation to use their services.
Some creditors and collection agencies refuse to lower the pay off amount, interest rate, and fees owed by the consumer.
Creditors/collection agencies can make collection calls and file lawsuits against the consumers represented by the debt relief companies.
Debt relief services may have a negative impact on the consumer's creditworthiness and his overall debt amount may increase due to the accumulation of extra fees.
The amount which the consumer saves with the use of debt relief services can be regarded as taxable income.
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I went to their website. Fairhaven law group looked reputed. I didn't see any consumer feedbacks though. The best place to research them will be the attorney general of your state as well as theirs. You will know more about Fairhaven law group customer experiences
Hi. I am also looking into debt relief and I'm about to go with Fairhaven law group myself. Did you find anything out from them?
Started w/ Fairhaven law group 4 months ago, Everything looked good on paper and the explanation sounded good. Reality kicked in when after not paying the bills, the credit card co.s started calling and turned things over to collection agency. As it stand now, I had made agreement with the credit cards that is only valid for 12 months. However, my payments are almost as much as they were before I turned to Fairhaven law group, plus the detailed breakdown is impossible to keep to, because the credit card compnanies are taking the money out and I can't save what Fairhaven law group showed me on paper. GO with a debt consolidation agency located in your area.
So did Fairhaven law group not follow thorough or are you even working with them?
I, too, was about to go with Fairhaven law group. Did they not do anything for you?
Fairhaven Law Group Scam:
My mom signed up with Fairhaven at the end of 06 and I don't think they have done one thing to help her pay off her debts. The phone rings 20 times a day from cc collectors. All the money that she has paid Fairhaven, I don't think they have paid her debts 1 single cent since January07. What is the 180 day waiting period all about that I read on their website. Is this really a debt consolidation program or bankruptcy?
To GyGy,
So do you pay monthly payments to both your creditors and Fairhaven law group?? Does Fairhavenlawgroup automatically withdraw from your checking acount each month due to your contract with them??
Has anyone received any positive remarks on Fairhaven Law Group?
I was thinking of going with Fairhavenlawgroup because I was getting a lot of promo mail from it, but decided to go local instead. It was a little rough at first because I started paying the local company and was late on two cards because of it. Once my payments got caught up everything has gone smoothly. All of my cards are current with respect to payment. I'm still paying alot each month, but my interests rates have been lowered on all of the cards. My payment plan is supposed to allow me to be debt free in 5 years, and I started with $60k in debt.
My monthly statement is easy to read. It breaks down how much has gone to each credit card and what the new balance is.
I guess my point is, you can probably find a local debt relief agency that bases its entire business on local word of mouth and reputation, thereby guaranteeing you with a little more attention to your file.
Fairhaven Law Group Scam:
:evil: They are crooks!!!! My sister in law got their flyer in the mail and used them. She set up an account, and they draft the money out of her account.They have taken $3700. to date. She is now being sued by her debtors.
First lesson do your homework!! You should stay in contact with your creditors. The debt service should get a copy of your bills and they will negotiate with the creditors. The creditors should adknowledge that your debt service has contacted them and your statments from your creditors should mention ccs or debt mangement or the like also keep an eye on your interest rates. I recommend to do a search for Clark Howard he is a consumer adavocate
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