
Posted By: Lisa Matthys
Written By: David Mittleman
During a time when most people are desperate to pay off those high-interest rate credit card balances, it can be tempting to call up a debt settlement company. They often promise a quick fix: by paying them a fee, they agree to negotiate much lower settlement amounts with your creditors. Indeed, for many people debt settlement seems like the answer to fix all of their financial woes and a way to avoid bankruptcy. However, a recent lawsuit against a debt settlement company in New York state might make you think twice before “signing on the dotted line”, so to speak.
In a ruling on Thursday, the Arizona-based Nationwide Asset Services was ordered to pay $200,000 for defrauding 1,981 customers in New York State. Furthermore, the company was also barred from conducting further business in New York, unless they provide a $500,000 performance bond to protect their customers.
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