By Penny July 29, 2011
I agree with the other consumers in that ACA is the worst collection agency to have a debt with. The original owner was the best guy in the world, but since he's been ill and his sister has taken over the whole place has gone to hell in a hand basket. When people think they are holier than thou just because they have a little more money than some, it makes them impossible to deal with. ...Penn from Portland ...read more
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By Anony February 24, 2011
This collection agency violates Consumer Protection Laws by no telling customers how they may satisfy their debt and where. Refusing to withhold information and prolong the debt violates your rights. File a complaint with the CPA here http://www.tn.gov/consumer/consCompFrm.shtml ...read more
When someone claims that they are filing for bankruptcy, it is not uncommon for people to assume that somehow they were responsible for getting themselves into a financial mess. Although sometimes this very well may be true, most of the time, uncontrollable factors contribute to a person’s decision to file for bankruptcy. Among the people who have filed for bankruptcy, it is common that the loss of a job, a recent divorce, or sustaining a serious illness could be at the root of their financial turmoil. It is a blatantly misjudged stereotype to assume that all people who decide to file have been severely irresponsible with their money. Another common misconception is that bankruptcy will permanently ruin a person’s credit. Although the decision to file for bankruptcy will be present on your credit record for about 10 years, it is not uncommon for people’s credit scores to rebound fairly quickly after filing. One way that a person can start to rebuild their credit is through a secured credit card, which requires a deposit to the bank. After about six to twelve months of making secured credit card payments on time, people are surprised to find that they can then return to using a regular credit card and can work toward rebuilding their credit score at a steady rate. One more myth that is commonly misinterpreted about filing for bankruptcy is that all debts will be cleared. Although a lot of the time a substantial amount of debt can be cleared, certain obligations cannot be removed—child support and/or student loans, for example. This does not mean that bankruptcy is not a viable option for people wishing to start a more successful future, but it should be known that bankruptcy is not a quick-fix, like some people may assume. If you are faced with a dire financial situation, a Nashville bankruptcy lawyer at Cain&Associates, PLLC can assist you with getting back on your feet. Do not hesitate to schedule a free consultation if you would like help with your financial future. View thiswebsite to learn more. ...read more
By Cain & Associates, PLLC June 06, 2012
Not being able to pay your creditors due to job loss or other unforeseen circumstances can leave you feeling overwhelmed. Bill collectors will call you at all hours of the day attempting collect. A debt reduction service may be the answer for your situation, but there are scams that you will want to a... ...read more
Making sales these days is highly competitive and if you are not accepting charge and debit cards, you are missing out on sales. There are many different types of processing equipment deals as well as variables in merchant services. Learn how merchant services work and put them to use to make sales yo... ...read more