Tag Archives: New Beginnings Debt Settlement
- I Signed Up With New Beginnings But Still Owe a Lot of Debt. – Lorelyn
“Dear Steve, I have 42, 000.00 ( private 10,000.00) remainder sallie mae student loans (3,700.00 ) taxes for 2010 because I had to increase my withholdings to make my monthly expenses. (4900) Amex in collections received summons- March 2011 (4900) Discover Card collections- (10,900) Bank of America in collections. Signed up for debt settlement last [...]
- USOBA Says It’s Better Than TASC. What’s Up With Prism Venture Partners and New Beginnings Debt Settlement?
It seems like the ties between USOBA and TASC keep getting closer and closer. The other day we had the recent press release from the two of them, here, and now USOBA announces a conference sponsored by the law firm that the TASC President Robby Birnbaum is a partner of. – Source. Seems like Greenspoon [...]
- New Beginnings Debt Settlement – Scam, Complaint, Review, or Praise?
Please share your experience with this debt relief company and provide your review and feedback, in the comments section below. The goal of this page is to allow people to share information that may be important to help others to make a more informed decision regarding their experience with this debt relief company. Here are [...]
- The Elusive USOBA Membership List Made Public
Below you will find a document that was given to me by a USOBA member with a soul. They sent it to me at [email protected] I’ve actually had this for some time and I was giving the United States Organization of Bankruptcy Alternatives (USOBA) multiple chances to release to me a current membership list. After [...]
- Eleven Companies Settle With The State Under New Debt-Management And Credit Counseling Regulations
Colorado Attorney General John Suthers announced 3-12-2009 that enforcement actions taken under debt management laws that came into effect last year have resulted in settlements from 11 companies. “In this current economy, consumers need to be particularly careful about offers to eliminate debts and erase negative information from credit records,” Attorney General John Suthers said. [...]