http://www.talkaboutdebt.com/to-settle-or-not-to-settle Sun, 27 Jan 2008 14:10:22 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.2 hourly 1 http://www.talkaboutdebt.com/to-settle-or-not-to-settle/comment-page-1#comment-7 debtsettlement Thu, 17 Jan 2008 00:53:47 +0000 http://www.talkaboutdebt.com/2007/10/08/to-settle-or-not-to-settle/#comment-7 The above comment by Chris points out exactly what I?ve been saying about debt company fees. They are at the WRONG end of the program. In the old days, we used to charge a very small retainer up front, but the main fee was based on a percentage of the savings achieved during the negotiation. So the fees were based on success, and did not interfere with the client?s ability to accumulate funds for some early settlements. Nowadays, it?s a rare company that operates this way, and the result is that very few settlements take place during the first 12 months clients are enrolled in a third-party debt settlement program. Skip the fees! Learn how to do this yourself. You?ll be out of debt faster, and you?ll have more control over the process. <a href="http://mydebtmanagementonline.com" rel="nofollow">debt negotiation and settlement</a> The above comment by Chris points out exactly what I?ve been saying
about debt company fees. They are at the WRONG end of the program. In
the old days, we used to charge a very small retainer up front, but
the main fee was based on a percentage of the savings achieved during
the negotiation. So the fees were based on success, and did not interfere
with the client?s ability to accumulate funds for some early settlements.
Nowadays, it?s a rare company that operates this way, and the result is
that very few settlements take place during the first 12 months clients
are enrolled in a third-party debt settlement program. Skip the fees! Learn
how to do this yourself. You?ll be out of debt faster, and you?ll have
more control over the process.
debt negotiation and settlement

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