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What if a creditor won negotiate?

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What if a creditor won negotiate?

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If a creditor refuses to accept a reasonable settlement offer at the time it is proposed,

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The Resolution Group has successfully negotiated with thousands of creditors all across the nation. In the course of business, we have established contacts with the major banks, collection agencies, and collection attorneys. Debt Settlement is recognized as a viable solution by collection industry professionals, and at The Resolution Group we pride ourselves on the professional reputation we have established by dealing fairly with creditors. In the rare instance where a creditor balks at accepting a reasonable settlement at the time it is proposed, it is often a matter of simply waiting for a different phase of the collection process. Some creditors are more inclined to play “hardball” than others, but virtually all of the major institutions eventually sell their accounts to debt purchasers in order to get what they can for the account. Since the debt purchasers acquire these accounts for pennies on the dollar, they are more inclined to accept a reasonable settlement offer, which still

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In the course of business, we have established contacts with the major banks, collection agencies, and collection attorneys. Debt settlement is recognized as a viable solution by collection industry professionals, and at Debt Remedy Solutions we pride ourselves on the professional reputation we have established by dealing fairly with creditors. In the rare instance where a creditor balks at accepting a reasonable settlement at the time it is proposed, it is often a matter of simply waiting for a different phase of the collection process. Some creditors are more inclined to play “hardball” than others, but virtually all of the major institutions eventually sell their accounts to collection agencies in order to get what they can for the account. Since the collections agencies acquire these accounts for pennies on the dollar, they are more inclined to accept a reasonable settlement offer, which still represents a profit on their purchase.

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In the course of business, we have established contacts with the major banks, collection agencies, and collection attorneys. Debt settlement is recognized as a viable solution by collection industry professionals, and at Debt Remedy Advice we pride ourselves on the professional reputation we have established by dealing fairly with creditors. In the rare instance where a creditor balks at accepting a reasonable settlement at the time it is proposed, it is often a matter of simply waiting for a different phase of the collection process. Some creditors are more inclined to play “hardball” than others, but virtually all of the major institutions eventually sell their accounts to collection agencies in order to get what they can for the account. Since the collections agencies acquire these accounts for pennies on the dollar, they are more inclined to accept a reasonable settlement offer, which still represents a profit on their purchase.

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