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Debt Management: Credit Boot-Camp™ | Debt Collectors Dirty Tricks

2 Debt Management: Credit Boot Camp™ | Debt Collectors Dirty Trickshttps://www.prepaidlegal.com/hub/jeromeford

You have RIGHTS! Don’t answer another phone call from a Debt Collector until you’ve seen this video. Get an affordable Affordable Attorney [in your state]

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25 Responses to “Debt Management: Credit Boot-Camp™ | Debt Collectors Dirty Tricks”

  • TheWarOnDebt:

    @Walkpanter88, Yeah …
    @Walkpanter88, Yeah you take advantage of people who have fallen on hard-times and are unaware of their rights. That’s why we are also Pre-Paid Legal ociates.

    My facts are straight and based on the FDCPA, FCRA, and many other Federal Laws. I used to battle Law Firms everyday when I worked at a Bankruptcy Law Firm myself.

    If you work at a Law Firm, you’re just mad because I speak truth. But I warned you in the Video…lol…

  • walkpantera88:

    you are so full of …
    you are so full of crap! i work at a law firm and we do file wage garns, leans, and take away your license. try to get your facts straight before you tell more lies, but then again people pay your bills!!

  • TheWarOnDebt:

    @Demolitionhick, …
    @Demolitionhick, Excellent question. Yes, Debt Collectors (or any person) can ‘file’ a ‘Complaint’ with the Court against anyone else.

    Debtors can file a Lawsuit against Debt Collectors and 1st Party Creditors as well.

    In my experience at a Bankruptcy Prevention Law Firm, I’ve seen frivolous Lawsuits filed by Debt Collection Attorneys a few times Thanks.

  • reggiebraz:

    Yes you are correct …
    Yes you are correct the burden of proof is on the agency IF the debtor reqest proof in writing within 30 days. But, let me inform you, the vast majority of debts that are placed in 3rd party agencies are legitimate. While there are some unethical collectors and agencies, just like there are unetical debtors (credit criminals) the majority do follow the law. By the way in most states calling neigbors or family to leave a message is legal as long as the debt is not discussed.

  • Demolitionhick:

    So can debt …
    So can debt collectors get court summons? Or does it just say it on the letters? How long would it take them to get a court summons?

  • TheWarOnDebt:

    @angelnyca: No one …
    @angelnyca: No one said “victim” in our videos. Where did you get that from? We are Debt Warriors – Volunteer Champions for the cause!

    It always amazes me when insecure people with no profile picture or videos of their own makes these platitudes based on irrational information. These kinds of people engage in Voluntary Ignorance and denial.

    I hope you’re not one of those people, but it seems to be the case. Do yourself a big favor, stop being a victim of ingnorance? Thanks.

  • TheWarOnDebt:

    @Reggiebraz: the ” …
    @Reggiebraz: the “Burden of Proof” is on the Debt Collector. Under U.S. Law, the DT has to provide the proof – not the Debtor (you should know this already) But I’m happy to inform you:)

    Being a DT is not honest work! There may be some honest ones, but they don’t last long in that work.

    Many DT’s are in denial about what they do.

  • TheWarOnDebt:

    People buy stuff …
    People buy stuff without reading the agreements all the time. We tell people to have all contracts reviewed by an Attorney. If you would just open your mind and learn about what were saying, I’m sure you’d agree. But until you come around….

    We are not trying to get over. The Banks have beat us to the punch with the bail-out. We teach people how to responsibly pay their debt (only what they do owe).

    Fact: Many DT’s use dirty tricks like putting false information on Credit Reports.

  • angelnyca:

    There are no …
    There are no victims…just volunteers…..You don’t pay your bills….yes you know clearly they will call you. Get some honor and pay your bills and stop being the the Victim..that probably why your broke. Change your attitude.

  • greyfox37:

    Agreed
    Agreed

  • bigworm05:

    That comment doesnt …
    That comment doesnt make any sense who buys something without ready your agreements?? i bought my boxer with 700 cash!!! bottom line upfront if you get a credit card read the fine print and pay your bills stop trying to get over.

  • reggiebraz:

    If you don’t owe …
    If you don’t owe the bill supply proof and the bill collectors still go away. People villify collectors but we are hard working people trying to feed our families with honest work like eveyone else!!!

  • TheWarOnDebt:

    Bitworm05, Suppose …
    Bitworm05, Suppose you brought a Black Boxer for say 3,000. You took it home and fell in love with it. After 30 days you learn that the seller charged you 3 times what you agreed to pay ($9,000).

    You weren’t expecting to be charged that amount and because of that (or job loss) you can’t afford the new higher debt. This happens to unsuspecting Consumers all the time.

    Next let’s say that you’re a Big Bank or Credit Card Company (eg Captial One) who just got a Gov Bail-Out? Why? Any answers?

  • TheWarOnDebt:

    How about this? We …
    How about this? We open a store, you buy a lot of stuff and then we “over-charge” and “double-bill” you. Next I’ll retroactively raise the price to triple of the areeed price. Then well charge you extra fee’s for doing business with us.

    After you can afford to pay, we will charge it off to a DEBT TERRORIST, and they will call you.

  • TheWarOnDebt:

    Yeah, spelling …
    Yeah, spelling error. It is “Summons”.

  • TheWarOnDebt:

    We never suggested …
    We never suggested anyone not pay their bills. We show people how to manage their debt for themselves.

  • TheWarOnDebt:

    What if you don’t …
    What if you don’t owe the bill?

  • bigworm05:

    fuck that pay your …
    that pay your bills on time or when you want a nice car or house for you and your kids you can get it. dont buy into this , if you cant pay for it dont get it.

  • TheMightyPuppy:

    I hope you open a …
    I hope you open a store, I’ll buy a lot of your merchandise, and then when you asks for your money… I’ll run away yelling DEBT TERRORIST!!

  • sivatmin:

    it’s *summons—- …
    it’s *summons—-not *summonds.

  • 757skittles:

    It is legal for a …
    It is legal for a bill colector to call. 1st of if you owe anyone money you have to pay it. If you dont that company that you owe can take you to court. This dude doesnt know what hes talking about. Check your state law.. happens and people fall behind but its a legal obligation to pay or you really will be out!!

  • reggiebraz:

    If you owe the bill …
    If you owe the bill pay it and and the bill collectors will go away

  • oscy999:

    ok well if they …
    ok well if they make up debts its not something i know about or am any part of i dont want to do anything to further their wrong-doing…i think what some collectors and companies do are awful, if somone tells me they dont owe something i make sure to get them the proof within 30 days, i havent run into any made up debts yet, not to say that doesnt happen…i am watching more of your vids, i shouldnt have said u are wrong, these vids are great for people who are getting tricked by companies

  • TheWarOnDebt:

    Yes. Companies do …
    Yes. Companies do make up debt. It’s a form of I.D. Theft. It happens all the time. There are legit accounts to collect on. We show our clients how to work with you folks, in their own best interest.

    You should consider joining us.

    Thanks for your respectful points.

  • TheWarOnDebt:

    Thanks for the …
    Thanks for the honesty. It’s admirable. If you’d ad a picture of yourself – ever better.

    Sending a letter is no proof of any debt, you know that. I get mail all the time at for people who no longer live at this address and who are not at all related to me. People I don’t know.

    Usually the Debtor in question doesn’t owe you at all. You have no business profiting of off peoples pain. You’ve never attended any of our courses, so how would you know what we do? You’re too biased. Thanks.

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