Subscribe Feed (RSS)Does eliminating credit card debt by simply not paying it work? Mel Thompson, the author of the Credit Card Debt Survival Guide, found that with the right preparation and attitude it does work.
Credit card debt relief cons abound. In fact, they are covered in the Credit Card Debt Survival Guide. These techniques, however, do work.
The Credit Card Debt Survival Guide covers all the credit card debt elimination strategies including debt settlement with a negotiated monthly payment or lump sum, beating debt collectors, avoiding or winning lawsuits and arbitration, finding help, credit repair and debt relief scams. Its main emphasis is helping those who cannot pay eliminate their credit card debt.
The author spent close to a year researching this book and finding related posts from other credit card debtors on Internet consumer forums. Many people have the experience of eliminating credit card debt when they could not afford to pay it. At 240 pages this e-book is thorough, but the 76-item table of contents makes the information you need convenient to find.
Bad information, guilt, ignorance and shame are the largest obstacles to eliminating credit card debt by not paying. The author puts you in a positive frame of mind by explaining what little power debt collectors really have and how hard it is for collection attorneys to legally document unsecured credit card debt.
The Credit Card Debt Survival Guide is at http://www.credit-card-debt-survival.com for $47.00. The author offers a no-questions-asked 90-day money-back guarantee. In addition new readers get the Credit Card Debt Survival Newsletter and free updates for six months.
Will Manning found a way to eliminate his credit card debt when he could not pay it with the Credit Card Debt Survival Guide.
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