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I worked with Debt Defense Shield as one of their attorneys. I agreed to take one case for them, and I was horrified by their practices. I immediately terminated my contract with them. They took my client’s money, failed to return his phone calls, took absolutely no steps to settle his debt, and even refused to pay me for my work. Eventually, after paying thousands of dollars to Debt Defense Shield, the client gave up. Debt Defense Shield also seems to be affiliated with Face Financial, a company that took people’s money and then appears to have dissolved. They are as fraudulent as any debt settlement company I have ever seen.
I worked with Debt Defense Shield as one of their attorneys. I agreed to take one case for them, and I was horrified by their practices. I immediately terminated my contract with them. They took my client’s money, failed to return his phone calls, took absolutely no steps to settle his debt, and even refused to pay me for my work. Eventually, after paying thousands of dollars to Debt Defense Shield, the client gave up. Debt Defense Shield also seems to be affiliated with Face Financial, a company that took people’s money and then appears to have dissolved. They are as fraudulent as any debt settlement company I have ever seen.
Debt Shield in my opinion took my money, money I really could have used to pay towards my “debt” and did “nothing” for me. But wait, they did settle one debt for me but oh yeah for 200.00 more than I origianlly owed… what a Joke
Debt Shield in my opinion took my money, money I really could have used to pay towards my “debt” and did “nothing” for me. But wait, they did settle one debt for me but oh yeah for 200.00 more than I origianlly owed… what a Joke