Nmw
Sacramento,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, July 26, 2007
I filed a report of my own, but my real question is, what can we do? The settlement seems really insufficient, especially since it doesn't let us out of the agreement.
Jon
Bridgeville,#3Consumer Suggestion
Thu, July 26, 2007
John/Maureen...please note that I did excommunicate myself from FCCC back in May (they dropped me from the program and just as well as I was going to drop them). I had 6 accounts with FCCC. Through the suggestion of my wife, I found Trinity Debt Management (a Christian based organization). Best thing I could have ever done. They took the situation of setting up my accounts with all the creditors whereas only one company (Chase) threatened the "can't accept you into the program for five years" stuff. Trinity had me write a letter explaining all of the problems I had with FCCC and she sent it to Chase. Voila! Have been accepted into a DMP now as well with Chase and all of the other creditors. I will take exception to your comment about ALL debt management companies being crooked. You will NOT find this to be the case with Trinity....guaranteed. I wish I could tell everyone this and no, I don't work for Trinity!...regards, Jon :)
John
Louisville,#4Consumer Comment
Wed, July 25, 2007
I was threatened with them reporting me to all who would care and that I would not be able to work with another Debt Consolidation Company for 5 years....is this true? ============ Is that their worst??? That's actually a good thing....Debt consolidation companies are mostly rip-offs....You're smart to get out so soon...there's nothing that these firms can do for you that you can't do yourself.