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As President of SettleSource,Inc. a business debt settlement firm, I invite you to inquire about all aspects of business debt solutions to best determine which may be most appropriate. If you have questions such as: What is debt settlement and how process provide debt relief to my business? What options are available to deal with my business debts? Is it possible for a business owner to negotiate their own settlements? Why is debt settlement preferable to filing a bankruptcy or debt consolidation? Why are creditors willing to provide settlements to a business? How will settling debts affect credit scores? or How to rebuild a business after debt is eliminated. Please ask it now! For more information regarding how debt settlement can help your business, please visit www.SettleSource.com and place your inquiry. Mention All Experts to have a confidential no cost consultation with Christine. If this is your business situation time may play a very important factor in getting matters resolved proactively before they have negative affects on the business.
My expertise is specific to providing business solutions that will have profound positive impacts on the financial health of businesses. I have 25 years experience as an entrepreneur and have developed national sales programs; strategic alliances; product development; marketing programs; business and turnaround plans and debt settlement programs all providing methods to improve the financial outlook for large and small businesses. In the area of commercial debt settlement I have over 10 years experience working with large and medium corporations and closely held businesses to enable successful debt reduction and turnaround. I am a professional debt arbitrator and have negotiated with major banking institutions as well as vendors, suppliers and other trade creditors.
Provisors;Turnaround Management Association; Los Angeles area
Accounting Today; Web CPA; National Restauarant Association;Los Angeles Daily News; Today Magazine Monthly series of business articles entitled "Brand News."
Bachelor of Business Administration; Associate of Arts Merchandising
American Airlines, American Express, Safeway Inc., New York Life, consumer products manufacturers; retailers, food service industry and other small businesses and service providers.
The ability for business owners to learn of alternative methods to fixing serious financial situations.
I hope to reduce the need for business bankruptcy, by presenting other possible options for small business owners.
Given the individual business circumstance, creditors would rather discount debt in the short term than be placed in a lengthy bankruptcy que.
It is not common knowledge that Commercial or Consumer Credit Counselors often represent the best interest of the creditors, not the debtor.
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Melissa: There are too many variations of contracts to know for sure. However, one could argue that upon the new owners purchasing the LLC and continuing to utilize vendor relations previously established
Melissa: Thank you for your inquiry. Regardless of the vendor in question, typically when accounts are forwarded to a collection department or agency, you have up to thirty days upon receipt of written
Trish: I appreciate the question, and regret that unfortunately this is a very common scenario. As for the "rights" that you have or don't have, the FDCPA rules are available to enforce unfair collections
Chad: Thank you for your question. I regret that your business did not fare well, however at least you have accepted the direction you must go and intend to address your obligations. that said your creditors
Hemanth: Sorry to hear of your situation. It should be incumbent on the prior owner to help in your defense of this, by if nothing less than providing documentation to the creditor that the business is
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