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Bad Debt ConsolidationPosted on January 11, 2010. Has anyone had bad experiences with debt consolidation or check cashing places? Recently, I used a debt consolidation company. It's been a year or more of their monthly fee of 39.00, my debt is down $ 7000.00 dollars, a situation I could never solve by myself. I also recently used a company check and cash it is very easy. I paid and that's all. That might not be all there too. I was wondering if anyone had any bad experiences so I can pass it on and stop someone from getting into trouble. I ran into financial difficulties a little behind and is based only on check-cashing places. There are 3 companies in my city that offer payday advances and I would get to pay others. Fortunately times have changed. These places are just for short-term emergencies rather than long-term financial problems. I would stay away from places, unless you desperately need money for food or rent. If you get a payday advance just to get out or not to be late on a payment, you will get hit hard at the end of the grace period for 2 weeks because you'll start to get used to these places function that you difficult to exit. You can visit http://www.cashguru.info and find useful tips and several articles on debt consolidation. Report Abuse Get valuable advice on consolidating debt http://moneymentor.cashmatter.info. This is a very useful website. Report Abuse Opt for a debt consolidation loan debt: The easiest way to get a debt consolidation loan debt is to use the equity in your home. The equity in your home is calculated and determined by the difference in the amount you paid and the amount you owe. If the amount you paid is more than the amount due, you can use as collateral. This allows you to borrow money on lower interest rates. In addition, you also get tax benefit on this type of loan. Consult your tax advisor before opting for this loan. I know they have gotten better (Check Cashing Places ).... but I had someone to take my check and cash it without ID. There was nothing I could do because it was not safe or insured as a bank would. CommentsThere are no comments.Leave a Comment |