Comments on: So What About Jesse Neisen and DebtGoToGuy.com, Should I Go With Him? – Mary http://getoutofdebt.org/10614/so-what-about-jesse-neisen-and-debtgotoguy-com-should-i-go-with-him-mary Free debt help and debt advice on how to get out of debt, getting out of debt consolidation scams, and inside information on the debt relief and debt help industry. Fri, 25 May 2012 02:12:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Damon Day http://getoutofdebt.org/10614/so-what-about-jesse-neisen-and-debtgotoguy-com-should-i-go-with-him-mary#comment-16732 Damon Day Sat, 21 Nov 2009 21:37:43 +0000 http://getoutofdebt.org/?p=10614#comment-16732 Hello Mary, Steve provides great advice as usual. You never want to make any decisions until you explore all available options in detail. I recommend you meet with at least 2 BK attorneys and possibly a third if the advice of the first two differ from one another substantially. A good resource to find a local BK attorney is NACA.net There you should be able to find a consumer advocate attorney in your area. As far as freedom debt relief. I don't have any experience with them personally. There are mixed reviews online, as with almost any company. Just make sure to look over the contract numerous times before signing it. You will want to know what the fees are and when they are paid. Try to stay clear of companies charging large fees, taken in the beginning of the program. If you decide that debt settlement makes more sense over BK, then look around at many companies. You can usually locate one that will charge you a performance based fee on the back end, although there are only a few of them. Also there are a few reputable companies that can actually teach you how to negotiate with creditors on your own and save a good amount of money on the fees. The main thing is to first decide the best approach, and then you can decide if there is a program out there that will best suit your needs. .-= Damon Day´s last blog ..<a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/DamonDay/~3/P-tIlDVJTBU/" rel="nofollow">The Association of Settlement Companies - TASC - An Introduction</a> =-. Hello Mary,
Steve provides great advice as usual. You never want to make any decisions until you explore all available options in detail. I recommend you meet with at least 2 BK attorneys and possibly a third if the advice of the first two differ from one another substantially. A good resource to find a local BK attorney is NACA.net

There you should be able to find a consumer advocate attorney in your area. As far as freedom debt relief. I don’t have any experience with them personally. There are mixed reviews online, as with almost any company. Just make sure to look over the contract numerous times before signing it. You will want to know what the fees are and when they are paid.

Try to stay clear of companies charging large fees, taken in the beginning of the program. If you decide that debt settlement makes more sense over BK, then look around at many companies. You can usually locate one that will charge you a performance based fee on the back end, although there are only a few of them.

Also there are a few reputable companies that can actually teach you how to negotiate with creditors on your own and save a good amount of money on the fees.

The main thing is to first decide the best approach, and then you can decide if there is a program out there that will best suit your needs.
.-= Damon Day´s last blog ..The Association of Settlement Companies – TASC – An Introduction =-.

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