Anonymous in indiana
Fairland,#2Author of original report
Wed, July 01, 2009
I had truly hoped, trusted, and believed that when Liberty Settlements asked that I send the documentation a second time, that they intended to "do the right thing". Even when my consistent phone calls and emails were not answered, I thought it could all work out. I should have that when a situation that was suppose to be resolved within 7 days had not been resolved after a month, I was just wasting time and spinning my wheels. After several unreturned phone calls, today I spoke with Andrew Davis who has basically stated that since my family is not being garnished (yet--note that we have a court date in 2 weeks which is, no doubt, for that very purpose), and also because we are not willing (or able) to take down our report on this site (which he claims is "disparaging" while I maintain that it is simply the truth), they will not refund the $1000+ undue commissions. This has been an expensive lesson for my family. I hope and pray that before others seek the services of this organization, that they thoroughly review the reports and comments that are available on the web. If, after considering these reports, they choose to continue with a contract with Liberty Settlements, my only response would be "BEST OF LUCK!"
Anonymous in indiana
Fairland,#3Author of original report
Wed, July 01, 2009
I had truly hoped, trusted, and believed that when Liberty Settlements asked that I send the documentation a second time, that they intended to "do the right thing". Even when my consistent phone calls and emails were not answered, I thought it could all work out. I should have that when a situation that was suppose to be resolved within 7 days had not been resolved after a month, I was just wasting time and spinning my wheels. After several unreturned phone calls, today I spoke with Andrew Davis who has basically stated that since my family is not being garnished (yet--note that we have a court date in 2 weeks which is, no doubt, for that very purpose), and also because we are not willing (or able) to take down our report on this site (which he claims is "disparaging" while I maintain that it is simply the truth), they will not refund the $1000+ undue commissions. This has been an expensive lesson for my family. I hope and pray that before others seek the services of this organization, that they thoroughly review the reports and comments that are available on the web. If, after considering these reports, they choose to continue with a contract with Liberty Settlements, my only response would be "BEST OF LUCK!"
Anonymous in indiana
Fairland,#4Author of original report
Wed, July 01, 2009
I had truly hoped, trusted, and believed that when Liberty Settlements asked that I send the documentation a second time, that they intended to "do the right thing". Even when my consistent phone calls and emails were not answered, I thought it could all work out. I should have that when a situation that was suppose to be resolved within 7 days had not been resolved after a month, I was just wasting time and spinning my wheels. After several unreturned phone calls, today I spoke with Andrew Davis who has basically stated that since my family is not being garnished (yet--note that we have a court date in 2 weeks which is, no doubt, for that very purpose), and also because we are not willing (or able) to take down our report on this site (which he claims is "disparaging" while I maintain that it is simply the truth), they will not refund the $1000+ undue commissions. This has been an expensive lesson for my family. I hope and pray that before others seek the services of this organization, that they thoroughly review the reports and comments that are available on the web. If, after considering these reports, they choose to continue with a contract with Liberty Settlements, my only response would be "BEST OF LUCK!"
Anonymous in indiana
Fairland,#5Author of original report
Wed, July 01, 2009
I had truly hoped, trusted, and believed that when Liberty Settlements asked that I send the documentation a second time, that they intended to "do the right thing". Even when my consistent phone calls and emails were not answered, I thought it could all work out. I should have that when a situation that was suppose to be resolved within 7 days had not been resolved after a month, I was just wasting time and spinning my wheels. After several unreturned phone calls, today I spoke with Andrew Davis who has basically stated that since my family is not being garnished (yet--note that we have a court date in 2 weeks which is, no doubt, for that very purpose), and also because we are not willing (or able) to take down our report on this site (which he claims is "disparaging" while I maintain that it is simply the truth), they will not refund the $1000+ undue commissions. This has been an expensive lesson for my family. I hope and pray that before others seek the services of this organization, that they thoroughly review the reports and comments that are available on the web. If, after considering these reports, they choose to continue with a contract with Liberty Settlements, my only response would be "BEST OF LUCK!"
Yep, Me Too
Playa Del Rey,#6Consumer Comment
Sun, June 21, 2009
I have been in Liberty Settlements "debt settlement" program for over a year. They have had enough money to settle one or two accounts for about six months now. Yet, there has been no settlement. Their fees have almost been paid in full and there has been zero action. I am very interested in what happens in the case of the gentleman from Indiana. Perhaps if we can get a few more people to surface, the Texas Attorney General would be inclined to provide assistance. Please advise.
Anonymous in indiana
Fairland,#7Author of original report
Mon, June 01, 2009
It has now been two weeks since Liberty was provided the documentation they said was needed to process our refund. As I haven't heard a peep out of them, I phoned the office this morning but was only able to reach Mr. Davis' voice mail. I've left a message, so let's see if I hear back. More updates to come within 10 days.
Anonymous in indiana
Fairland,#8Author of original report
Tue, May 26, 2009
Although Mr. Davis was in no way pleased with my decision to post with "Ripoff Report", he indicated that his initial inclination was to "work on my refund". He was now hesitating as he seemed to believe that I had taken a hostile and slanderous action against the company in generally and possibly even himself personally. I encouraged him to read my posting and if in fact there was ever an intention to refund my monies, than there was no reason to refuse on this basis. At Mr. Davis' request, I have faxed paperwork relating to the two court cases directly to his attention. He has requested 7 days to take action on these documents. Although the 7 day period expired yesterday, in light of the holiday and as a good-faith gesture, I am allowing an additional 48 hours. I will post an additional update this week with reference to Mr. Davis' current response and the status of our refund. In the event that the requested refund is or has already been issued, I will have to concede that Mr. Davis is striving to provide a legitimate service for which the company collects only the fees that they initially agreed to. Although I have found that an individual can effectively negotiate their own settlements to a more positive end than using a debt settlement company, I will not hold the company at fault and will agree that they lived up to their commitment despite some major road bumps. I am still hopeful!!!!