This company was to help negotiate with my lenders to lower amounts owed meanwhile I was to pay a certain amount each month to put in savings so to speak so that when it reached a certain amount that they felt they could negotiate with the company's for then they would be paid off in one lump sum. ...
I paid approximately $1500 (or more) to Emergency Debt Relief in a approximately two year period. They deducted a negotiation fee of $69 from my account with their bank each month. I recieved offers from my creditors on a regular basis for 50% of what I owed. I fail to see where EDR did any ...
I began with EDR in 2002 in the hopes of getting some relief from my debt situation. I was required to pay a fee of over $800.00 to begin the service and then an automatic withdrawal of approximately $600.00 per month for services. The credit card companies began calling me with threats and ...
I started with EDR, when I was living in FL back in 2002 - they had an office in Jacksonville (funny how they moved). I was easily thousands in debt, didn't want to use another debt management company (who was having finacial troubles at the time) nor did I want to go bankrupt. SO I came across EDR ...
Emergency Debt Relief entered into an agreement with me stating the could help me reduce my debt in half. After receiving my money and getting me 9 or 10 months behind in my bills, and a couple of lawsuits, sent my account to auditing. I was told in auditing they could not help me and I was dropped ...