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Sub: #1 Preffered Financial review
Replied on 05-05-2010, 02:10 PM
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I went with Preferred Financial last summer and have settled 3 out of the 9 accounts that I have. They were able to take on my one big loan with CHase that wouldn't work with me and made them work with me. I hated talking to Chase so much because they never would listen to what I was telling them. I was a great client of CHase always paid what I owed but they changed my interest for no reason and put a cap on my limit, it made it look like I was maxed!
I contacted Preferred Financial and they are getting me out of this mess, slowly but surley. I know that I didn't incur these debts overnight so I know that it can't go away immediately but i feel good that I'm making progess. The staff I work with there encouraged me and I am actaully planning on buying my first house once I leave the program.

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Replied on 05-05-2010, 02:19 PM
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Thats great news! Its good to know that there are companies who actually work on getting you debt free. I hope it works out for you and your ultimate goal is achieved soon. Good Luck!!




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