Kazlow and Tucker Debt Relief has only been in business for a short time, but appears to be well-equipped to handle clients of any size.  Their website is easy to use and has all of the normal information found on any other debt settlement site.

However they do have two BBB complaints against them in the last 36 months.  This is not to say that they are not worthy to do business with, however.  They are straight forward in their talk about how debt settlement affects you, your credit score and your financial future.

Quick facts about Kazlow and Tucker Debt Relief:

Founded in: March 2008

Years in Business: 1

Number of employees:  Not disclosed

BBB Rating:  F – mainly because of the industry in which they operate, but also due to them being relative newcomers to the debt settlement industry.

BBB complaints:  Two in the last 36 months with one being a refusal to give a refund after cancellation of services.

Free Information:  Toll free number or sign up form on their website.

Escrow or Payment Plan Available:  A “third-party trust account” is established for you.

Source of Funds:  customer monthly payments.

Fee Structure:  17% of indebtedness which is 2% higher than the national average.

Avg Settlement:  Not disclosed.

Refund Policy: None given.

About the Company

Based in Lake Forest, California, Kazlow and Tucker Debt Relief seem to be trying to establish themselves as the “cut above” company with their higher fee structure.  This will cost you an extra $200 in fees for every $10,000 of debt that you enroll with them.

Beginning the Process

Use their toll-free number for a free consultation or fill out the form on their website.

Types of Debt Serviced

Unsecured.

Worth Noting

They do supply real talk about debt negotiation by stating that they may not be able to reach a settlement with your creditors which might cause an increase in collection efforts.  Also, they state clearly that your unsecured debt will become delinquent and you will incur late fees as well as interest which might cause your creditors to try to sue for the balances.  This is true of any debt settlement company you may decide to work with.

Program Caution and Your Responsibilities

The standard cautionary statements apply in checking out their program fully before signing a contract.  Also, make sure that you know what your own responsibilities are as well.

Will Debt Collectors Still Call? 

Yes, but Kazlow and Tucker Debt Relief take action to stop this from happening.

Other Information

While the two negative complaints are something to be concerned about, this does not necessarily mean that Kazlow and Tucker Debt Relief should be avoided as a debt settlement company.  It does mean that you should be extra diligent in dealing with them so that there is very little chance for a misunderstanding that will tarnish your business relationship.