'Nonprofit' Credit Counseling Scams
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- Chapter 13 Bankruptcy - A Step-by-Step Guide
- Get Off the Credit Card Merry-Go-Round
- DebtStoppers Can Stop Your Foreclosure Today!
- Will Personal Bankruptcy Ruin My Credit?
- Can a 'Nonprofit' Credit Counselor Help Me?
- 'Nonprofit' Credit Counseling Scams
- Payday Loan Scams
- Rent to Own Scams
- Universal Default - Between a Rock and a Hard Place
- Consolidation Loan Scams
- Parking Tickets? Get Your License Back!
- Is Personal Bankruptcy Just an Easy Way Out?
- How You Get Out of Debt is Important!
- Facing Foreclosure? Call DebtStoppers Now
- Bankruptcy Basics
Personal Bankruptcy vs Credit Counseling
DebtStoppers Bankruptcy attorney Rob Semrad talks about the main advantage of filing for a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy over going to a so-called 'non-profit' credit counseling company - bankruptcy works! By the way, credit couseling companies are not actually non-profit - they make their money by getting paid by the credit card companies each times you make a payment to the counselor. How can they represent you, while getting paid by your creditors? A DebtStoppers bankruptcy lawyer represents only you - not some credit card company!
Do you need professional help with your debts?
We checked out three bankruptcy firms in all. They all cost about the same, but DebtStoppers did a lot more for the money. DebtStoppers was an easy choice.
- SL
The credit cards were really hurting us. Eliminating those interest payments made all the difference. Thanks, DebtStoppers! ...
— SL
When they started taking money out of my check, I knew I needed help. My bankruptcy attorney got them to stop the garnishment that same day ...
— Rosemary S.
I got my car back, which is great, but the best part is I got my car payment lowered, too ...
— DJ.
It turned out that the finance company violated our rights. So DebtStoppers sued them in court and collected over $10,000 in damages. Our attorney really
went the distance for us.
