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DS Financial (866) 833-6398 is a debt settlement company that I would reccomend. They work strictly on a contingency basis and they charge a fraction of what most other companies charge. You pay the debt settlement companies directly and they charge a small fee for negotiating the settlement. You can't go wrong there.

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The Seideman Law Firm is not the Palmer Law Firm. The two exist in Texas, and funnel all back office work to another company in California called Lexxiom. The Palmer Law Firm settled all my accounts at very low percentages, I was in enrolled for 2 1/2 years.
If you think that Seideman and Palmer are not the same you are WRONG very Wrong. I worked there. They are both ran under a company called Lexxiom in So Cal

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