Don't Be A Sucker! Avoid These Debt Consolidation Scams!
The web communications revolution has provided many unprecedented opportunities for commerce and, unfortunately, quite a few opportunities for swindlers to prey on the gullible. This is just as true for debt consolidation and scams to fix your credit score as for anything else. Here are some debt consolidation scams to stay away from.
Before you read further, I apologize if any of this hits a raw nerve. I am trying to help you.
Claim #1. "Free Debt Consolidation Services Can Fix Your Credit History"
Why are these guys doing it for free? How are they making money? Do be aware, though, that cheap debt consolidation services are not always a rip-off. That said, it's always a good idea to take a second look at anything that sounds too good to be true. Consolidating debt does nothing to fix a bad credit score which should be your ultimate goal.
Claim #2. "Fix Your Credit Using Free Government Grants"
Yeah, right. The woods are thick with companies that offer information about “free government grants” aimed at giving you free money to pay your bills and repair credit yourself.
Haven’t you heard? Uncle Sam is giving away money like candy but not to the average Joe or Mary. And, they claim, you can use this money any way you like. For example, to consolidate your debts and magically fix bad credit history. It’s true that the government gives billions in grant money, but I have yet to hear of an Average Citizen Bad Credit Bailout Fund.
I was a professional fundraiser for the #1 non-profit in the world, The Salvation Army, and I can tell you it’s not easy to qualify for government grants. There is a maze of red tape. You have to promise to spend the money for a particular and verifiable purpose and lying to use it to consolidate your bills might just win you an all expense paid vacation at the Iron Bars Hotel.
In addition, it takes tons of paperwork and usually several months for approval. Once approved, which is rare, you will have to give an accounting of how the money was spent - and - prove it!
Claim #3. “No Repayment Necessary”
The pitch they make is essentially this:
"Did you know that banking laws prohibit the charging of interest and that the Supreme Court has backed this up with several decisions? This means that you can borrow money, fail to pay it back, and then retain a smooth attorney to get you out of paying it back because they had no legal right to lend you the money in the first place. Would you like to know more? Well, we will give you the secrets for the low, low price of just $87.00 for a Limited Time Only!"
I included this one simply to give everyone a chuckle. If you can understand a child's storybook then you are too smart to fall for this. You are? Right?
If you fell for this one then I have one ticket for the next trip to the international space station for a bargain price. Someone cancelled their trip! So you need to act fast!
Snap out of it! Even if banking law did prohibit the charging of interest, you would still have to pay back the principal.
Most debt consolidation swindles are see-through because they aim to take advantage of somebody in financial and emotional distress. These sharks are the worst of the online scammers because they prey upon ignorance, fear, and just plain magical thinking.
If you really want the truth, click here ==> Don't Consolidate Debt. If you want to fix your credit history for free, grab my ebook Credit Rescue - here!
Jim DeSantis
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