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FTC Shuts Down Credit Enhancement Services Scam

Quick Answer: The FTC shut down Credit Enhancement Services and seven related companies including Liberty Benefits, Broadway Management, and Port of Call Centers for fraudulent credit repair practices. The enforcement action also named Frederick J. Dick, Jr. as a defendant in the consumer protection case.

The links for the FTC case v. Credit Enhancement Services, Liberty Benefits, Broadway Management, Check Fee, Titanium Blue, Port of Call Centers, Port of Call Centers NY, Frederick J. Dick, Jr. can be found here.

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Steve Rhode The Get Out of Debt Guy | Consumer Debt Expert
Consumer debt expert & investigative writer. Personal bankruptcy survivor (1990). Washington Post award-winning author. Exposing debt scams since 1994.

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