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FTC v. DSI Financial Review: Is It Legit?

Quick Answer: DSI Financial and related companies are not legitimate based on FTC legal action against them for deceptive debt relief practices. The Federal Trade Commission has filed cases against DSI Financial, Debt Solutions, and associated entities for violating consumer protection laws.

The links for the FTC case v. Debt Solutions, DSI Financial, Accelerated Financial, DSI Direct, Pacific Consolidation Services, Kenneth Schwartz, Jennifer Ruth Whalen, Jennifer Ruth Krizan, David Schwartz, Greg Moses 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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