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I'm working with a debt settlement company who is settleling one card at a time - is this good. My credit cards are either charged-off or sent to collection agencies because I haven't paid in about 2 years. The amount I still owe is about $16k which was higher but this company helped me paid off 2.
This company also charged me a service fee and they stated that they weren't going to settle my cards until I had enough money saved up in my account, which I save $450 a month- is this good.
I want to switch but not sure if another company will help me out if I receive a summon because I already received one and this company helped me out with it w/o stepping into court. If there is one out there, which would be a good one.
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Welcome to Credit Magic Diana!
Debt Settlement program helps to pay off debts that are already in a negative position. Since most of your credit card debts are either charged off or, in collection, I think you did right by settling them.
The problem with debt settlement is, the fees you pay per month get deposited in a trusted account and once a satisfactory amount is accumulated, the settlement company pays it to your creditors. There are chances you receive summons from your creditor or collection agencies by this time, however, a good settlement company would help you to avoid the judgment.
It seems that you are with a good company, however, if at any point of time you feel that your settlement company is not going to help you to deal with summons, feel free to contact the attorneys and settle the debt out of court.
PM me if you need any more information.
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