[Freedom Debt Relief] Credit card debt Resolution Simplified By way of Freedom Debt Relief
October 16, 2011 – 3:10 amArticle by Ask Bill
A couple of years ago, I came across Keith who was one of my closest friends from my college days. Keith seemed to be extremely worried, and upon a chat with him, my doubts were confirmed. Keith was indeed suffering from a myriad of debt accounts, with no obvious plan of overcoming his complications. I spent a couple of hours talking to Keith that day, explaining to him how I overcame my own debt issues a year before that through the help of credit counseling as well as a debt settlement company called Freedom Debt relief (FDR).
I explained to Keith that unless he had a solid backup plan to overcome his debt problems, the best bet he had was to obtain help from professional debt relief and settlement companies, the option that I took when I faced debt complications myself. Freedom Debt Relief not only helped me overcome my serious debt problems at that time, the firm also helped to provide some financial counseling for my benefit to help shape a better financial future for me. Thanks to the firm, I am now in a far better financial situation that ever before, and thus I recommended the firm to Keith now that he was in trouble.
Keith did take my advice and approached the company for assistance. And in return, Keith has now signed up for a debt settlement plan with FDR that would help him clear all his outstanding debts in three years. That means that Keith would be free of debt sometime next year, and for a person who was contemplating bankruptcy before he approached FDR, this is definitely a major step for the better!
For those out there that are facing a similar predicament, you might want to consider FDR to help you with debt negotiation and settlement matters. For the record, Freedom Debt Relief was brought into existence in 2002 by Andrew Housser and Bradford Stroh, and holds its headquarters in San Mateo, California. The firm
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Tags: Credit, Freedom, Relief, resolution, Simplified
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