Got an email today from “Ray.” Ray, in Woodbridge, is working with an outfit called Consumer Recovery Network. I never heard of them but looked into it. Wow, the first thing I saw I liked. Consumer Recovery Network says their fee is only 15% of the amount they save you. That's totally different that Freedom Debt Relief, who charges 25% of the whole debt, NOT just the amount you save. But Consumer Recovery Network got Ray into the same problem most people have, when they try debt settlement. Ray got sued, by Discover, who is the fastest bank in America to sue. The problem with debt settlement is that the creditors do NOT wait in line while you settle with the other banks first. Some companie
Talked Friday to a couple from Woodbridge, who came to see me because Tony got garnished, after "settling" their debts through National Debt Relief. Tony, like many people around Woodbridge with a security clearance, was afraid of bankruptcy. People who say bankruptcy wrecks your clearance are completely wrong. When your debts are discharged in bankruptcy, a court of law, established under the Constitution of the United States, has determined you can no long afford to pay your debts. When you sign up for National Debt Relief, you take the law into your own hands, stop paying the debts you are legally obligated to pay and you hope they will work out a settlement. Instead of dragging you i
