http://getoutofdebt.org/7393/im-in-a-debt-settlement-program-with-cni-and-i-got-sued-by-amex-they-told-me-to-ignore-it-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. Mon, 13 Feb 2012 01:25:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://getoutofdebt.org/7393/im-in-a-debt-settlement-program-with-cni-and-i-got-sued-by-amex-they-told-me-to-ignore-it-mary#comment-88225 Jon Wed, 20 Jul 2011 18:48:00 +0000 http://getoutofdebt.org/?p=7393#comment-88225 Gregory get out of this program and call Paul Michaels, he saved me a ton on settlements and did not charge me any upfront money. He specializes in working with creditors...#469-735-1525 is his number. Gregory get out of this program and call Paul Michaels, he saved me a ton on settlements and did not charge me any upfront money. He specializes in working with creditors…#469-735-1525 is his number.

]]> http://getoutofdebt.org/7393/im-in-a-debt-settlement-program-with-cni-and-i-got-sued-by-amex-they-told-me-to-ignore-it-mary#comment-26356 content employee Sat, 11 Sep 2010 00:21:08 +0000 http://getoutofdebt.org/?p=7393#comment-26356 I do work for CNI and I am in their Priority Department. We NEVER tell our clients to ignore litigation from a creditor. If a suit is filed, we contact the Attorney's office for possible resolutions on the account, we also call our clients back within 24-48 business hours to discuss the summons. I can tell you from experience, We are not Attorneys and CAN NOT give our clients legal advice. We tell out clients that if they chose to file a response to the courts, they could, giving the court notification of their hardship and giving notice that we are assisting on their accounts. At times a summons may only request that a written response be filed within a certain amount of time, others demand that a written response is filed. If our clients choose to not resolve a legal account, we require a written statement from the client requesting to freeze negotiations on an account. We do not take our jobs lightly and settle out hundreds of accounts monthly, including legal accounts. I do work for CNI and I am in their Priority Department. We NEVER tell our clients to ignore litigation from a creditor. If a suit is filed, we contact the Attorney’s office for possible resolutions on the account, we also call our clients back within 24-48 business hours to discuss the summons. I can tell you from experience, We are not Attorneys and CAN NOT give our clients legal advice. We tell out clients that if they chose to file a response to the courts, they could, giving the court notification of their hardship and giving notice that we are assisting on their accounts. At times a summons may only request that a written response be filed within a certain amount of time, others demand that a written response is filed. If our clients choose to not resolve a legal account, we require a written statement from the client requesting to freeze negotiations on an account. We do not take our jobs lightly and settle out hundreds of accounts monthly, including legal accounts.

]]> http://getoutofdebt.org/7393/im-in-a-debt-settlement-program-with-cni-and-i-got-sued-by-amex-they-told-me-to-ignore-it-mary#comment-78703 content employee Sat, 11 Sep 2010 00:21:00 +0000 http://getoutofdebt.org/?p=7393#comment-78703 I do work for CNI and I am in their Priority Department. We NEVER tell our clients to ignore litigation from a creditor. If a suit is filed, we contact the Attorney's office for possible resolutions on the account, we also call our clients back within 24-48 business hours to discuss the summons. I can tell you from experience, We are not Attorneys and CAN NOT give our clients legal advice. We tell out clients that if they chose to file a response to the courts, they could, giving the court notification of their hardship and giving notice that we are assisting on their accounts. At times a summons may only request that a written response be filed within a certain amount of time, others demand that a written response is filed. If our clients choose to not resolve a legal account, we require a written statement from the client requesting to freeze negotiations on an account. We do not take our jobs lightly and settle out hundreds of accounts monthly, including legal accounts. I do work for CNI and I am in their Priority Department. We NEVER tell our clients to ignore litigation from a creditor. If a suit is filed, we contact the Attorney’s office for possible resolutions on the account, we also call our clients back within 24-48 business hours to discuss the summons. I can tell you from experience, We are not Attorneys and CAN NOT give our clients legal advice. We tell out clients that if they chose to file a response to the courts, they could, giving the court notification of their hardship and giving notice that we are assisting on their accounts. At times a summons may only request that a written response be filed within a certain amount of time, others demand that a written response is filed. If our clients choose to not resolve a legal account, we require a written statement from the client requesting to freeze negotiations on an account. We do not take our jobs lightly and settle out hundreds of accounts monthly, including legal accounts.

]]> http://getoutofdebt.org/7393/im-in-a-debt-settlement-program-with-cni-and-i-got-sued-by-amex-they-told-me-to-ignore-it-mary#comment-22181 gregory a krejci Mon, 24 May 2010 02:57:12 +0000 http://getoutofdebt.org/?p=7393#comment-22181 I am deeply involved with CNI and have had one bill settled. At the rate we are going, I could be into this for more than I can handle. My trouble is that my wife is finishing her schooling so that she can start teaching. If we declare bankrupsy, she may not be able to get her student loans and would lose all the work she has done.Just wondering if anyone has an idea as to where we should turn. We are about 30,000.00 in cards. I am deeply involved with CNI and have had one bill settled. At the rate we are going, I could be into this for more than I can handle. My trouble is that my wife is finishing her schooling so that she can start teaching. If we declare bankrupsy, she may not be able to get her student loans and would lose all the work she has done.Just wondering if anyone has an idea as to where we should turn. We are about 30,000.00 in cards.

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