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This is a popular name for a business in this industry as is evidenced by the fact that there are multiple listings under this name on the Better Business Bureau website. This company, however is based in Nevada with a customer service office location in Houston, Texas; and also has a DBA name of International Diversified Funding. They have one of the longest running tenures in this business.
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There is a lot of information thrown at you on the website of Debtmerica Relief www.debtmerica.com. On their main website you will see a toll-free number and a web form to fill out for more information. Plus there are a few testimonials (photographs used are not the actual clients!). They claim to be able to settle your debt for between 40 to 60 percent of what you owe. They are members of NetCheck Commerce Bureau, Dunn & Bradstreet listed, and a member of The Association of Settlement Companies.
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Help U Out of Debt also operates as Help You Out of Debt and is based out of Corona del Mar, California. They are a “front end” debt settlement company only. This means that once you have signed up for their program, they sell your account to another company who will be the servicer of your account in trying to settle your debts with your creditors.
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This company has several names under which they operate: Freedom Financial Network, Debt America, Debt Resolution Partners, Freedom Debt Relief USA and Century Negotiation. It is generally considered a bad omen if a debt settlement company has more than one name or has changed their name. This can signify that they have had problems with the Better Business Bureau over complaints and are attempting to operate under a different name in order to hide this fact.
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This is
another company that gives you the option (hence the name – Debt Options) to
choose between debt settlement and debt consolidation. This is becoming more
and more attractive as it clearly shows that the business is interested in
helping you with your debt by offering multiple ways in which it can be handled.
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Debt settlement wannabes – that is what this debt settlement company appears to be from their website and a few other review sites. They have the standard debt settlement wording that is found elsewhere. The only difference that can be found is that their fees are based upon the settlement amount between what you own and what is actually settled upon. This settlement fee option is often more expensive that they standard 15% fee based on the total amount of debt that you place into the program.
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