enjoying my newborn asked:


what would i need?
is it possible? I would start with family and friends to gain experience

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tealmellochic2003 asked:

I was working at a small, locally owned company that specializes in a debt settlement program. Come to find out, they were misrepresenting to all of their clients (through employees like me) the actual program. We sold a program for an attorneys office, and I have my clients calling my cell phone because they are being told after not making payments to their creditors (part of the program) that they now need to hire their own representation in their state to help them from judgemnts, ect. I feel like i was turned into a tool of lies and deceit to steal money from people when they are all ready at their lowest. People have lost thousands and thousands of dollars to a company that promised to take care of their creditors, and now these people are REALLY screwed because they were misguided by that company, who was supposed to be the expert. Ooh also, i made $1500 in 5 months, working about 50 hours a week…. that is a problem, but the least of my worries at this point. Who do I call? Should I get an attorney of my own to protect myself and my good name from the misguided actions of my boss? Sooooo concerned………

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Debt Settlement Specialist asked:

I am a settlement specialist and started my own business instead of contracting out my services. Email advertising is a productive way to people looking for help to go to your website. I am a lagitament company and am not out there trying to take money from people by over charging them. I do what I do because I have been in the same perdicament and just want to help people so I have studied the laws and have been doing this for 5 years. My son and I were ranked top settlement agents in the US for 2006. So I need to find email listing to help me bring in new clients to help.

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supremecreditsolutions asked:

I would like to offer those services.

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JJ S asked:

In 1999, we opened a business in the US and by the time 2000 rolled around we were basically bankrupt. We closed the business and moved back to our home state. The sales taxes due for the business was not paid in due manner and we owed nearly 4,000. We made several attempts to set up payments with that state and were told by different people that it had to be paid in lump sum. In the meantime, the total was gathering interest. Three years later we came into a settlement of 4,000 and decided to pay the state the business tax we owed. We contacted a lawyer who suggested we write a letter of abadement (sp) and enter our plea in the letter to be free of the interest. The state cashed the cashiers check but we never heard back from them. We called after several weeks and were told we still owed the interest and penalaty on top of that, and that they were compliing interest upon the interest. Should we just forget it and include a letter in my husbands credit report?

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