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I want to pay off my credit card debt. What are the best consolidation services I should use?

Written By: admin on September 12, 2009 One Comment

I owe roughly ,000 (between two cards). I was young and immature when it came to money and now I have to pay the price. I tried to get a new credit card to consolidate both balances but I was told in an application that my credit score was lowered by too many enquiries over a period of time (huge bummer) so I can’t get a new card. I nearly went with Capitol One, thats how desperate I was. But alas I’m still stuck with these two high interest cards. They’re college cards that I got when I was 18 (24 now). I tried to get the companies to lower the interest rate but they gave me a song and dance about the rates being on perma-set rate. So i need advice/help terrible. :-(

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One Response to “I want to pay off my credit card debt. What are the best consolidation services I should use?”

  1. Akbar B on: 12 September 2009 at 9:38 am

    You dont need to pay another company to lower your debt. Call both credit card companies and clarify to them that these are unsecured credit cards and you are being nice and trying to pay them off. Question for a supervisor and clarify this all over again, and threaten to file for bankruptcy which will end up in them losing all the money. Once you clarify this nicely, they will end up cutting your interest rate by half and agree to pay installments every month and dont dont charge any more and dont apply for any more cards. This will bring up your credit score too as well not ruin your credit and get the interest rate lowered. This is exactly what a debt consolidation company will do for you and charge you about $1500 for it. You just got that advice for free.

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