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Replied on 07-17-2009, 01:24 PM
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Sorry to hear that.

So, your creditors would not negotiate without a letter of release from Allegro? This just gets better and better.

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Replied on 07-17-2009, 01:51 PM
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I just read through the posts on here going back to last year. Very funny reading the idiots defending Allegro Law. Where are you folks now? If I had only read this before sending those crooks my money......

Tom321 had it right from the beginning.

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Sub: #291
Replied on 07-17-2009, 01:54 PM
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The Allegro Law Firm website no longer comes up. It is gone.

Now if the credit exchange website would no longer be available there would be more justice.

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Replied on 07-17-2009, 07:08 PM
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As much as I would like to see The Credit Exchange go down for their lack of compassion for consumers who are in financial struggles and got us thinking we are using top reputable firms to refer clients to is all lies. The Credit Exchange will never go down they made too much money and is smart enough to protect themselves so the only finger can be pointed will be firms they had been using such as Hess Kennedy and now Allegro Law and their ghost customer service processor Americorp. So when all fails guess what? The Credit Exchange is just going to find another processor to refer their clients to. So before you do business with a company that tells you they are in it to refer you with the best, just make sure you ask them exactly who is the best. If I was a consumer I definitely do way more research before I can even trust a phone conversation.

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Sub: #293 NO ONE HERE KNOWS WHAT THEY ARE TALKING ABOUT
Replied on 07-18-2009, 05:57 PM
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Allegro got busted because they were doing too much business and the banks don't like it - More than a half a billion dollars of the banks' money in less than 12 months. The lawsuit against Allegro is frivolous and holds no water - the suit is practically a Nazi action from bank lobbyists. If you do too much debt settlement business, you will get shut down. This BS can fall upon ANY DEBT SETTLEMENT COMPANY. 20,000+ clients and 35 BBB complaints? That's .01% complaints. Those clients I would boldly say are either drunks or have a first grader's IQ.

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Replied on 07-18-2009, 09:48 PM
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Allegro got busted because they were screwing people over. The lawsuit is not frivolous as they have broken the law.

Anybody who defends these crooks is either a drunk or has a first grade education and probably both.

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Replied on 07-20-2009, 06:24 AM
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Don't Do IT don't respond to this guy. It's him...(Edward Cherry). He is one of the key sources of all of this. His statements are completely dumb and frankly.....don't make any sense at times. In his mind everyone is stupid, uneducated and a loser but him. Just read his threads. They are nothing but rants and name calling.

This guy is REALLY OFF a few brain cells.

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Sub: #296 re: NO ONE HERE KNOWS WHAT THEY ARE TALKING ABOUT...
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I BELIEVE EVERYHING TOM321 WRITES DOWN, SO FAR HE HAS NOT LIED TO US!! I THANK YOU TOM321 FOR BEING ON OUR SIDE AND KEEPING US INFORM ON THE WRONG DOINGS OF ALLEGRO LAW. WHEN IT COME TO THOSE THIEVES "ALLEGRO LAW" I WISH THEY ALL GET WHAT THEY DESERVE, EVEN IF I DON'T GET A PENNY BACK, AS LONG AS THEY ARE PUT OUT OF BUSINESS FOR GOOD!! U ARE RIGHT TOM321 NO NEED TO RESPOND TO THE IDIOT WHO DEFENDS ALLEGRO, IT'S NOT WORTH IT. THANKS TOM321!!!

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Replied on 07-20-2009, 10:46 AM
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I have to give TOM321 a thank you too.

Who is this Ed Cherry Character? Does he work for (I mean did he work) for Allegro or for The Credit Exchange.

Has anyone noticed that the Steve Vanderhoof on The Credit Exchange website has written a book. Be sure and go to Amazon and give him some true feedback on his "work".

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Replied on 07-20-2009, 11:44 AM
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No....THANK YOU to the both of you.

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Sub: #299 Allegro Law
Replied on 07-20-2009, 11:48 AM
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I too have been sending money to Allegro to the tune of $340/mnth. I have always had a problem with their lack of written information - no monthly or quarterly statements - you have to call & ask for one to be sent.

I also had a cc company file suite against me and had a devil of a time reaching someone. They are horrible with returning phone calls and it was only because I was calling every hour that I finally got ahold of the person in the "legal" dept. Her voice mail said that she was out of the office, but when I finally reached her she said that she had been in NY @ the processing center and did not know why the operators did not find her there. Oh, and apparently they are not able to retrieve msgs remotely?!?!? Anyhow, the situation was resolved w/o going to court. Although, I know have to pay the entire bill (which is not a problem, I charged it, but that is not what Allegro promised) and pay it to the atty's for the cc company. Again, not a problem, but not the promised service.

I noticed this month that no money was withdrawn. When I called today (35+ minutes on hold), I was informed that a receiver had been appointed to handle Allegro's accounts and they were not allowed to process this month's debits. However, they have been "released" and are able to process this month's debits. When I asked why they were placed under receivership, she stated that "they" were not told, but it's ok now. When I expressed concern over not knowing why the company was placed in receivership, she said that she is just happy that she still has a job. Total denial of what got them there in the first place.

I have contacted the Alabama AG's office and am going to review all paperwork and monies. Will definitely be keeping an eye on this one.

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Sub: #300 Allegro Law Firm
Replied on 07-20-2009, 11:58 AM
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I heard the ads for The Credit Exchange on KFI Radio. I needed help and called. This company turns you over to the allegro law firm. To start you will give them the first payment for costs then it is $59 a month service fee. For me it was $418 plus the $59 a month. What a rip off. I could use that $59 to pay my bills. They did not get great rate reductions and they are hard to get a hold of. The main lawyer for Allegro is in Alabama and is getting sued, but the firm is in New York! Go figure it out. I got out after 2 months.

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No....THANK YOU to the both of you.

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Sub: #303 Allegro Law Fee Model
Replied on 07-20-2009, 01:49 PM
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Allegro Law charges something like 15% of your debt in fees and I think most of that is taken out of the first 5-10 payments. You should clarify that for sure. The better debt settlement companies charge the majority of their fees at the end based on what they save you. I recommend some to our Members.

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Sub: #304
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Edward Cherry is the culprit behind the Hess Kennedy scam. He lied and started using the name Edward Kennedy. There is stuff all over the net about that situation. He is also behind Allegro Law. What he does is find Lawyers to front his businesses. Laura Hess, Jeff Campos and now Keith Anderson Nelms.

See this is what they are doing: Running tons of debt settlement companies at once online to make a fast buck off of you. It all leads back to Americorp. Debt settlement THE WAY IT IS is a legal scam. You pay for a service UPFRONT. That's crazy. They know most NEVER complete the program.

Look at the Hess Kennedy threads and read what he wrote there. He can't help but call everyone names.

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