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- Can l keep my credit cards?
Generally, it’s not a good idea to keep active cards- those that you are continuing to use regularly- off the program. Some of our clients ... - Can I change my draft date?
Please keep in mind that clients must commit to making a consistent monthly payment in order to ensure the success of their program. However, if ... - Can we put our credit debt together as one or do we have apply separately? We are married and both have some cards separate of each other, and would like to put everything as one.
Yes, married couples can put both their individual and joint credit accounts in the same debt settlement program. ... - Can I do this on my own?
If you have the negotiation skills and know how the process works, you can contact your creditors yourself and see if they will negotiate your debt. You could ...
* Disclaimer - Not available in all states, individual results may vary and are dependent on successful completion of program and ability to save funds. ClearOne Advantage does not assume or pay any debt, nor does it provide legal advice or offer credit repair. Read and understand the contract terms before enrolling.
** Disclaimer - We do not charge upfront fees and you do NOT pay our fee until we arrange a settlement, you approve the settlement and at least one payment is made towards the settlement.