TODD
Debt relief not worth it
Debt relief not worth it. It was too much risk for my credit. Company does practice numerous phone calls from different local area code numbers that never leave a voicemail. One call leave a message and let consumers decide if they want to return the call.
Response from DebthunchJul 23, 2020
Hi Todd, the relationship between your credit rating, income and debt-to-income ratio limited your options considerably. We looked up your application and debt consolidation in the form of a personal loan or line of credit or mortgage refinance was not a viable solution for your situation. So what we did was offer you the best solution for your situation, which is debt consolidation in the form of debt resolution with an extension of credit. It would allow you to quickly pay off your high interest debt while saving you thousands of dollars in interest and provide you with a much lower monthly payment. We do not practice using different local area code numbers. If 4 phone calls over the course of 2 days is too much, then ok. The calls you described are from either Debthunch or the two debt consolidation partners attempting to reach you to share how much you could save by consolidating your debt. Our objective is to match applicants like you with the best debt consolidation solutions available and part of that process is to connect you with a live debt consolidation expert to answer any questions and to finalize the application so that you can consolidate your debt and save money. We are sorry that if calling you to assist you after you applied and opted-in to receive this form of communication was not something you actually wanted. If you are no longer interested in consolidating your debt and want to cancel your application, then you can simply opt-out anytime via text or email or at the time you receive a call from a live agent.