Other Debt Options
Can I do this on my own?
Yes, of course you can try. But as you can imagine, it is very difficult.
Just as in a legal predicament; you can represent yourself in court, but the smarter decision would be to hire a great attorney to represent you. Since creditors have a vast array of sophisticated (and some rather blunt) methods of getting you to pay your debts, you can have comfort knowing that ClearOne Advantage has a team of experts with many years of experience who do nothing but negotiate on behalf of their cases. Creditors are less willing to negotiate a reduced settlement on their balances if the consumer recently did BTs or CAs. If you have considered Consumer Credit Counseling, a Debt Consolidation loan, or Bankruptcy, we may be able to help you.*
*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.
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