choosing the best debt settlement company
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Choosing The Best Debt Settlement Company
Tips on how to choose the best company
Does the company charge you before they reduce your debt?
*This is probably the most important question on this list. You should be aware of any fees prior to having your debt reduced.
Are they also a member of the IAPDA
*IAPD stands for International Association of Professional Debt Arbitrators. All the companies that are affiliated with this association are known for having great training and certifications in the debt settlement industry.
*Here at CuraDebt we like to go a bit further when it comes to training our counselors. We give our new counselors an extra 20-40 hours of training that they must learn and pass exams for. This ensures that our counselors will be more than prepared to tackle your debt head on.
Are there client complaints?
*This question is pretty straight forward. You can do an internet search to check reviews previous clients have made about the debt settlement company.
*CuraDebt has some of the best customer service reviews in the business. You can check our rating out on the Customer lobby. This organization is dedicated to establishing a connection between the companies and their clients. This helps to establish a more trustworthy market.
Is the company a member of the AFCC?
*AFCC stands for American Fair Credit COuncil. This is the largest conglomerate of debt relief companies in the U.S. In order for a debt settlement company to join this council they must abide by all of their strict guidelines.
*CuraDebt is also a proud member of the AFCC. This means we are completely committed to settling your debt in the best possible way.
Does the company brief you on how the program works and all of your possible options?*Before you commit to a debt settlement company you should make sure they give you as much information as possible. This includes explaining how their programs work and what your best options are.
*CuraDebt always makes sure you are briefed on how our programs work and what options are best for your current debt.
