Can I complain against a consolidation and settlement company if they're not providing services? I have make payments for 3 months but feel nothing has been done from their part. Where can I complain?
Hi Vennista,
First of all, you should choose a reliable company to work with. Next
time, if you require any help, read customer reviews, BBB reviews and
then choose a company who's into business for at least 3-4 years.
Now, what you want to know, write a letter to your settlement company
with a return receipt request. Explain why you're not happy with the
services provided and if you wish, ask for a refund.
Next, you can file a complaint with your local Better Business Bureau
and State Attorney General's office.
Hey Vennista! That's why I
suggest everyone to opt for a genuine and reliable debt consolidation
and settlement company. Before you choose one, you should check with
your State Attorney General's office whether or not the company is
licensed to work in your state.
You can file a complaint against a consolidation and settlement company
to your State Attorney General's office, your local Better Business
Bureau office, the Federal Trade Commission. Hopefully, it will be
resolved.
First of all, you should choose a reliable company to work with. Next time, if you require any help, read customer reviews, BBB reviews and then choose a company who's into business for at least 3-4 years.
Now, what you want to know, write a letter to your settlement company with a return receipt request. Explain why you're not happy with the services provided and if you wish, ask for a refund.
Next, you can file a complaint with your local Better Business Bureau and State Attorney General's office.
Sub: #1 posted on Thu, 07/02/2020 - 02:03
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You can file a complaint against a consolidation and settlement company to your State Attorney General's office, your local Better Business Bureau office, the Federal Trade Commission. Hopefully, it will be resolved.
Sub: #3 posted on Sun, 07/12/2020 - 21:22
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