Posted on
June 11, 2009
at
1:58 am
anyone know about these guys? i was googling "debt settlement" because i needed help with some bills that i've been behind on, and they're on the first page of the search results. they must be pretty popular. but i don't want popularity, i want quality service and everything else that comes with it. can anyone tell me if they're the real deal?
Posted on
June 11, 2009
at
3:00 am
They are not a member of The Association of Settlement Companies, which serves to protect consumer rights for consumers undergoing debt settlement, and they also lobby in behalf of settlement companies in their local areas of concentration.They have been around a pretty long time, too--around 1998 or so-- and I guess they must have enough experience to handle all sorts of debt situations.
Posted on
June 11, 2009
at
3:13 am
Just so you know, the company has been in operation in 1998 and they have been accredited by the Better Business Bureau in 2003. They have received a total of 22 complaints in the last 36 months and have received a B rating from the regulatory agency.
Posted on
June 11, 2009
at
3:39 am
your total unsecured debt should be at least 10k to qualify
Posted on
June 11, 2009
at
7:23 am
According to their website, they state that their average settlement is 50%. In addition, they suggest that someone who owes $10 K in credit card debt pay $125-200 per month into their "trust" account to save for settlement. They do not enroll mortgage debt, student loans, taxes or debt amounts less than $10 K into their debt settlement program. However they will negotiate on store cards, unsecured loans, medical bills and personal loans. I was not able to find any information whatsoever in regards to the fees that Superior Debt Relief charges, so be sure, if you contact them, to find out what they charge for their services. If you are having trouble finding a reputable debt settlement company you can always fill out a form on DestroyDebt.Com to get matched up with a qualified provider- it's free!
Posted on
June 16, 2009
at
4:13 pm
Is 50% a good settlement? I mean how could I trust that? Anyway I am worried about garnishments and levies and I need to settle! I want to know what a good percentage is!
Posted on
June 17, 2009
at
6:07 pm
I am actually going through the program right now and couldn't be happier with the results! They have given me the best advice as to how to handle creditors calling my family and I. They have helped me out so much. I could go on and on about them. They have lifted a tremendos amount of pressure off of me!
Posted on
July 26, 2009
at
11:18 pm
50% is a good settlement shirley girley...only it's not what you'd consider a superior debt settlement... but is there really a superior debt settlement company? It depends on several factors really, like who your creditor is (some of them already have a reputation, either they are difficult and/or easy to work with), how good the debt settlement company's negotiators are (what the compan's reputation with the creditor is), what your case is about...
Posted on
July 26, 2009
at
11:19 pm
What would you consider a superior debt relief?
Posted on
July 27, 2009
at
12:30 am
Maybe one that can settle up to 80% of the consumer's debt? But I don't think that there really is such a thing as a superior debt relief (company?) around. The answer to that question is categorical..Also, just an update on Superior Debt Relief, the company:
BBB Rating Satisfactory – however, accreditation expired on 8/8/08
