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Jorden Andrew

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Subject: Debt Management Question ?

Mon Aug 10, 2009 9:46 am

Hello All Members,

I recognize that if I work by way of a non-profit debt management firm, they resolve not charge me to contribute in their debt management agenda. Is that correct?

Anyone give me some comments about my question..
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fireyone

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Mon Aug 10, 2009 1:39 pm

I am not quite sure what exactly you are asking here. I do know there are some non profit organizations out there that will help with debt management and most do not charge a fee. I would look on the better business bureaus site and check out your states website to see if there are any listings there. There are also a few christian based organizations that will help. Maybe someone here will know the exact information on one of these oranizations so check back.

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