Question: Dear Steve, I was about 15000 in debt and signed up with consumers alliance about a year ago. The payments are more than I can afford and I cannot find how to opt out of the program, it isn’t on any of the paperwork I have. What can I do? How do I opt …
Question: Dear Steve, My name is Amie and I am almost 45 years old. I became permanently disabled in 2001, due to a chemical that was passed to me by my father during his service in the Vietnam war. I have a considerable amount of debt for someone who lives off of disability and though …
“Dear Steve, 3 years ago I enrolled in Consumer Alliance Protection Processing management program. I’ve been paying regularly and have not had any failures on my end to pay monthly. Today I got a letter stating that they were sending me a “Updated Contract” approved by the state of Texas. They say “We are in …
The following information appears only because this entity has hit my radar and has raised a concern and I do not want to lose this information. I’m keeping it handy in case issues appear in the future. Steve Notes This surfaced as part of a client comment on Scam Report: Nationwide Financial Center Charges Consumer …
Kansas is cracking down on the sales and service of debt settlement services. While tight lipped about who they are specifically investigating, Kevin Glendening, the Deputy Banking Director, has confirmed his office is investigating debt settlement companies. Glendening says, “Companies that I think consumers should avoid are a lot of the ones that you see …