What can be done about an out of state credit consolidation company not doing their job?

alleycat97470 asked:



The collection agency the company who was supposed to stop creditor harassment the collection agency and now mentally impaired they were contacting.

The company who was seriously injured and now mentally impaired they have friend whose husband was seriously injured and now mentally impaired.


Edward

Tags: Credit Consolidation, Creditor Harassment, Job

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3 Responses to “What can be done about an out of state credit consolidation company not doing their job?”

1. mommy2sam Says:
   June 8th, 2009 at 10:37 am

   Andrew

   This happened to my friend contact a lawyer immediately. She ended up having to file bankruptcy.

2. dougzinboston Says:
   June 10th, 2009 at 6:12 am

   Agnes

   Contact a personal lawyer, her state’s attorney general, the consolidating company’s state attorney general, the better business bureau nationally and between the two states, and have her go to the company’s website. If the company is affilited with any groups, certified by anyone federally or locally, any federal charters…or anything of the sort. If she has definite proof that the company has never made contact, she may have a case against the company.

3. Studly Says:
   June 11th, 2009 at 3:03 pm

   Ray

   I hope all those people on Yahoo Answers who keep recommending “credit consolidation” These companies are scams and totally worthless.

   If your friend is in that much debt, and little income, your only real solution is to discuss this with a bankruptcy attorney.

   Credit repair companies will call all your creditors, but there is no law or requirement that they have to negotiate or do anything with them. Waste of good time and money.