I started with FCCC a few months ago. I had to pay a setup fee to another company at first, then I think I was sold to FCCC. I called all my creditors to make sure they got the proposals. And of course some had to be sent 2 or 3 times. And some were declined and had to be resubmitted with a new ...
After reading the existing reports on FCCC, I wish I had known about this site before I became involved with FCCC. As of Oct. 17, the DOJ and Attorney Generals office now list for the consumer, "Credit Counseling" companies that are legitimate and "really" not for profit. I did ...
This company received a check from our credit union to pay off our credit cards as per our agreement. We had been with this company for two years and it was so-so. We could never contact anyone about any questions or problems we had. As of this writing, I have been "on hold" with this ...
I was told they would pay my bills, stop incurring charges, etc. They don't pay your bills & my bills are higher now than they were. I paid $315.00 to give an attorney POA. Then my payment raised to $355.00 @ month. Now I am out $670.00 plus I owe more on my creditors than what I started with. ...
Family Credit Counseling Corperation Ripoff! This company first of all has two different enities, one enity that takes your aplication and leads you to believe that they can reduce your month bills by applying with them and give you false infromation to where your first payment goes. I contacted ...
I contacted this company to help me consilidate my debt. I scraped up enough to pay close to $300 (promised to be returned to me at the end) to enroll with them. From the first week - which was actually with their enrollment company called Consumer Credit Counseling back in the end of 2004 - I felt ...