Ncrc debt consolidation
Date: Thu, 10/08/2009 - 02:55
Check out their status with BBB and if they are not associated w
Check out their status with BBB and if they are not associated with BBB ythen it is better not to deal with them.This is a thumb rule...
I agree you need to check the BBB, also does not hurt to run a c
I agree you need to check the BBB, also does not hurt to run a company name thru rip off report, or even your attorney generals office to double check. Also what I found to help when we researched companys was to compare never just go with one company because it looks good, regardless have at least 2-3 maybe even 4 places you can have all the facts on, then make a decision. Even beyond there ratings & being a legit company the terms are diferrent with many of them. We went with settlement do to savings & how low the payment was dropped but we did have to find a plan that actually alllowed us to save since many of the places had the plan set up to where the fee was way more than the savings per month so getting an account paid off would take forever. Good news is we found some places that had the savings greater than the fee & set you up to succeed. So look at all aspects terms & how well they report on BBB etc before you decide. I can give you a few other places as well I had written down if you would like to compare still. Check out Freedom Financial, RAM Financial in AZ, & Rise Above Debt & goo luck to you..Also some places have credit restoration in there programs as well.
It is ok that wih good feedback from some of faithful sources do
It is ok that wih good feedback from some of faithful sources does prove that company is legitimate.But I am still in doubt that each and every person may not get the right kind of resources to find out legitimate companies.For them BBB is one good source of information