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- How does the ClearOne Advantage Debt Settlement Program work? What do I have to do?
Step 1: Qualify If you qualify, we enroll you into the debt reduction program. In general, we accept individuals who are in a state of financial ... - How do you get paid?
Our fees come out of your monthly payment. We charge you 15% of the enrolled debt amount, broken down into a 5% retainer and a ... - How much should I contribute each month?
This will be determined by your debt situation and budget. For example, with $20,000 of debt enrolled in a 33 month program, you would pay ... - How are the payments made to the creditors?
Once an acceptable settlement has been reached with a creditor, you will authorize payment from your Special Purpose Account for the settlement of that account. We ... - How do you get paid?
Our fees come out of your monthly payment. We charge you 15% of the enrolled debt amount, broken down into a 5% retainer and a ... - How does ClearOne Advantage's Program compare to Consumer Credit Counseling (CCC)?
The answer to this question lies with ClearOne Advantage's mission: To reduce your total debt, (with credit counseling they will not reduce your total debt, period).* To lower ...
ClearOne Advantage is an accredited member of (TASC) The Association of Settlement Companies. This trade association has developed a standardized industry disclosure for consumers. Membership in TASC as a vendor does not mean that TASC, its Board of Directors, or any of its member companies has approved or reviewed any of the business practices of the vendor. Each customer of this vendor should exercise their own diligence as to legal and business issues prior to use. |
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