This company has never contacted me since they started taking my money!
I was promised that all phone calls would stop and that this company was the save all to my debt problems about 9 months ago. I entered into their agreement with the expectation that they were going to make all the bill collector calls stop because they were members of the Better Business Bureau and had relationships with all the creditors I owed. They never told me I could be sued and have my wages garnished!
After 9 months in this program, I am still getting 15 to 20 calls per day from bill collectors that are telling me they had never heard of this Debt Remedy Solutions and certainly not been contacted by them. Upon learning this, I called Steve for some help and explaination. All I got was the "guido" charm and forceful arm telling me that I was wasting his time.
I then called the Better Business Bureau and found out that they had 57 complaints filed against them. I also googled the owners name listed on the Better Business Bureau (Marcus Obser) and found out he is a professional gambler and made over $200,000 last year gambling somebodys money. (probably part of the fee I have paid them). Then I found out that their licensing is for Tax Collection in the state of Florida also listed on the Better Business Bureau. Also, the people I signed up with are just Salesman in a sales office, the people in customer service and the people supposedly contacting my credit card people are located somewhere in New York. When calling the Better Business Bureau, they stated to me that this company has had numerous complaints and were only rated with a B - rating.
The bottom line is that I was bullied into their program, did everything I was supposed to do and they obviously have not done a thing for me except promise me the moon that I was going to be debt free. I cancelled their service and would advise anyone considering this company to research heavily before ever signing up with them. I have lost the cheap fee they charged me because I thought I was getting a great deal. This company should not be promising something they obviously cannot deliver.
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