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Company: Debt Shield, Inc.
How it Works: Once you sign up and qualify, they will send you a DVD which explains the program and instructs you as to the steps you need to follow.
Basically, your debt consultant will help you set up a separate third party savings account. You then make one monthly payment to that account instead of making several payments to your creditors. When sufficient funds have accrued in that account, Debt Shield experts negotiate settlements with your creditors. They claim they are able to negotiate 30-50% of your total debt.
Fees: Fees come out of your monthly payments and are billed over the duration of the program.
Refund Policy: If during the first 180 days of your enrollment you experience a legitimate customer service issue that cannot be resolved, you may request and receive a prorated refund of your monthly maintenance fee.
They will also cut in half your remaining maintenance fee if you are not debt free by the time they project.
You are free to stop the program at any time and keep the funds in your special savings account.
Conclusion: Based on our research, this company seems to have a good track record and no unresolved complaints are known to exist according to the Greater Maryland BBB . (Debt Shield is based in Maryland)
Nevertheless, their fees are not posted on their website, thus you will have to complete the form on their website if you are interested in using Debt Shield to settle your debts
Moreover, be advised that if you are a resident of any of the following states, no reputable debt settlement company will accept you as a client. The laws of these states prohibit or restrict the operation of third party debt settlement companies.
Delaware, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Kansas, Maine, Minnesota, Mississippi, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Utah, Virginia, District of Columbia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.
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