Okay I googled Consumer Recovery Network and found...

any body?

Hello,

I just came across your post on a google search. I can give you further information about consumer recovery network. Tell me a little about your situation and I will let you know if you should call them for a consultation.

Please convince me that your program works. No one on this forum has ever heard of or used you, so that makes me skeptical. I would want your company to handle my accounts. I do not have the time or energy to handle calls. 2 jobs, 12-14 hour days. I have $30000 in CC debt. 1 is 60 days behind, the other 2 are current. I'm not sure what else you need to know. How does your program differ from other debt settlement companies?
Thanks so much for the input.

I have researched a number of these companies and they are as different as night and day. I talked with them at length recently and I like what they have to say. Thier fees are less and those fees are performance based. Although, there is a membership fee when you sign up, it is applied to the commission based on the reduction in debt. You also do not make payments through them so they don't hold your money. There are a number of companies out there that want up front money based on a percentage of your total debt. To me, that is a red flag.

If you are considering CRN then you should check out Zip Debt and save yourself the money. CRN has the right idea but there is no point in paying a company over $3000 to get educated....go to Zip, get the same knowledge and also support and do it yourself.
If on the other hand you don't want do this yourself (which btw is a big mistake in my opinion) try superior or forget a debt. Again though do it yourselfers get better deals and are sued far less!

solicitation removed

Hmmm...
I am not sure how my posting accurate information about our company, which is the subject of this thread, is considered a solicitation. The detail I posted that was removed was clearly worded in order to address some inaccuracies and request for details in other posts contained in this thread.
The post above mine that was removed is incorrect & misleading and blatantly solicits for 3 companies (one of which the founder is a friend and associate of mine), yet it remains. I find that curious.

Perhaps I should keep it simple and just encourage anyone reading this thread to contact Consumer Recovery Network directly if you have questions, or would like accurate detail about our product and services.

Michael

Especially odd since this company was invited to sit on the panel of the Federal Trade Commission's forum about the new Proposed Rulemaking to Amend the TSR (Telemarketing Sales Rule) to Address the Sale of Debt Relief Services". I note that this company fully supports the proposed rule, as do I. It is a rule that will force most of the industry to drastically change or close down, and I applaud that with all the exuberance that I can muster!

See "http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/rulemaking/tsr/tsr-debtrelief/" for more info. Personally, I wouldn't trust *any* debt settlement firm that didn't have the guts to participate in this very important legislation.

You will also note that out of 298 public comments, only 13 people were invited to sit on the panel - CRN included.

Keep filing those complaints with the Federal Trade Commission! YOUR COMPLAINTS *DO* MATTER. THEY *ARE* LISTENING. Don't let *ANY* company deceive you or rip you off. Stand up for yourself!