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Debt Free persons of 2006

Date: Mon, 01/08/2007 22:59
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Hi All,

I am a proud member of DebtCC. I feel happy to see people getting real help to get out of debts through this board :D

So I thought to pick up debt free Persons of 2006 and ask them:

  • How did they manage their debt?
  • How DebtCC community helped them?
  • If they have any message for those who are in debt.
  • How to avoid being in debt traps.

We can arrange telephonic interview for them using Free Phone System also. I am sure this will accelerate everyone’s journey to the desired Debt Free life.

So members, who got debt free in 2006, please respond in this thread. Hope we will get a good amount of response :D

Regards
Jason




I would like to know how you people got out of debt! I am afraid; I'm gradually acquiring debts since I don't make mush money, confused...

Sub: #1 posted on Tue, 01/09/2007 - 20:34

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Great Idea,
I for one, can learn much from these people!

Sub: #2 posted on Wed, 01/10/2007 - 19:02

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