Tired of being on the credit treadmill
67I am sure that most of you can agree with what I am going to say because it has probably happened to you. I hear from people on a daily basis how they have never been late, missed a payment, or have gone over their limits but the credit card company has still raised their interest. Find out What-you-need-to-know-about-credit-card-debt-settlement-and-credit-counseling.
Now instead of paying $200.00 for minimum payments they have to pay $400.00 to 600.00 a month. It is happening to a lot of use, we are paying double and triple the amount of money every month for our payments. This is known as the Universal default clause, which in other words mean they can raise your interest for any reason they want and believe me they will do it to you. Then they try to get people to sign up with them because of their rewards programs.
The credit card company doesn't even give any warning most of the time. You have no idea it is happening until you open your statement and see it in front of you. It does not make sense that they would do this if they know that you are having a hard enough time keeping up with the old payments.
This is why so many Americans are falling behind with their payments. They just can't afford to pay out all that money and still provide the necessities for their family. It is not an option to stop paying rent or the mortgage, or going without food and electricity. It is hard enough to cover all of the other expenses for day to day living.
Most people I speak with want to pay off their debts, they just can't pay what the credit card company wants. If only they would work with them on a payment plan that they could afford. If you are lucky the credit card company will take a settlement offer if you are 5 months behind. All you have to do is give it to them in one or sometimes even two payments. How dumb are they, if you had the money to do that you wouldn't be in this situation right now.
If you are paying minimum payments then you have noticed that you keep paying month after month and don't see any real decline in you principle balance. That is because it is structured to take you at-least 35 to 40 years to pay it off. Ask yourself how many times have you paid that debt over by now or how many family vacations could you have taken or how about a new car or truck with that money. It will really make you mad to think about all that money going to them to line their fat pockets.
This is why you should look into Credit Card Debt Settlement with the U.S. Consumer Advocate. They are an accredited company with the BBB and in great standings. They are committed to helping you find a way to get off the credit treadmill and back on track. You owe it to yourself to at-least know what your options are. So if you are behind or feel you are going to start to fall behind then give us a call. All we ask for is that you give use 1% of your confidence and let us earn the other 99%. You work too hard for your money; stop giving it to the credit card companies and start putting back where it belongs. Remember all it takes is one call to start on a new path.
If you are at the point where you are recieving calls from collections companies then this might help. Debt collectors
Joe Sellers U.S. Consumer Advocate
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Great work on all of your articles. I did read them and was very shocked at what you are saying. I am glad I now know this information and I am sure it will benifit me in the future. Two thumbs up.
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mike says:
3 months ago
You have a point there. It is unfair the way these banks tell us one thing and do another. I checked out your company with the BBB and see that you have no complaints listed. When you get a chance will you please contact me or better yet I will go to your homepage. Thanks