October 30, 2011

Posted by: Debt Relief : Category:
Finance
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October 30, 2011

Posted by: Debt Relief : Category:
Debt Relief
You’ve probably seen the TV or radio ads that claim you can settle your debts for just pennies on the dollar, right? And you might have probably wondered to yourself: are these legitimate honest debt relief programs by a legitimate debt settlement company? Or are these a DEBT SCAM?
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Various major government agencies, ranging from the FBI, to the Federal Trade Commission, the Federal Reserve Board and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), have reported finding a prevalence of such debt scam in the credit relief industry, and of finding many a debt settlement company which defraud and prey upon the debt-strapped borrowers. A … Read More…