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Freedom Debt Relief Looks Forward to Positive Changes from New FTC Rules

The following is a press release from the credit or debt world. The publication of this release by this site is not an endorsement of the release. San Mateo, CA (PRWEB) August 17, 2010 The Federal Trade Commission (FTC)’s recently announced sweeping regulations on the debt relief industry. These reforms have spawned questions on what [...]

The Latest Delivery of TASC and USOBA Debt Settlement Horseshit to the FTC.

There were some recent interesting meetings over at the Federal Trade Commission. These involved the proposed telemarketing sales rules the Federal Trade Commission is going to put forward. The first meeting was with representatives of The Association of Settlement Companies (TASC) and the United States Bankruptcy Alternatives (USOBA) in attendance. At the June 3, 2010 [...]

Why Do TASC Member Debt Settlement Companies Appear to Fail Their Own TASC Audit?

I don’t know how in the world I landed on this press release from The Association of Settlement Companies (TASC, but I did and I wasn’t looking for it. The press release contained a very interesting statement. – Source The audit process is investigating and confirming member compliance with organization bylaws which dictate business practices [...]

Global Client Solutions & Rocky Mountain Bank & Trust, Good People Tangled in Some Bad Debt Settlement Business

First, let me say that in my life in the credit counseling and debt management world I have had an opportunity to interact with the folks at Global Client Solutions (GCS) and Rocky Mountain Bank & Trust. I always found them to be professional and competent at what they do, manage client accounts. The Global [...]