Dealing with Aggressive Debt Collectors

by Michelle Dunn

Overview

I wrote this book based on my experience as a debtor and a collector. I am hoping that by being on both sides of the fence my story can help you deal with collectors who break the law, can help you learn how to get out of debt and give you the tools and resources you need to deal with collectors, clear up your debt and move on with your life. If you are in debt and need some help - pick up a copy today.

I found myself in debt when I was getting a divorce and suddenly found myself having to learn everything I could about dealing with debt, and how to pay it off while still paying living expenses for myself and my two children while having one less income. I was married for 10 years and had two children. When I was getting divorced I was living in the house with the kids and working full time. I felt like things couldn't get any worse with money, since I only had my income and still had to pay for upkeep on the house as well as all the other expenses.

In this short book I share my personal story and how I pulled myself out of a bad situation. I hope my story can inspire you to do the same. If you are in debt and need some help, pick up a copy of this book today.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940016577579
Publisher:	Michelle Dunn
Publication date:	04/14/2013
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	46
File size:	100 KB

About the Author

When bill collectors start calling my first reaction is to cringe away from the phone. It seems so much easier to ignore the problem and hope it, along with the calls, and my debt, goes away. Of course we all know this will never happen and so we do have to deal with it. I wrote this book based on my experience as a debtor and a collector. I am hoping that by being on both sides of the fence my story can help you deal with collectors who break the law, can help you learn how to get out of debt and give you the tools and resources you need to deal with collectors, clear up your debt and move on with your life. Being in debt is very stressful and normally people go into debt when they are already over stressed � for me it was during a divorce which was almost too much to handle, and then I not only had to deal with getting a divorce, but working full time with two kids, not receiving child support or help with the children, balancing the house, pets, kids, jobs, bills and divorce proceedings all while being an emotional mess and having to talk to bill collectors because I no longer made enough money to pay my bills.

Editorial Reviews

I met Michelle Dunn in the late 90s on a discussion group of women entrepreneurs. At that time, she had just begun her Collection Agency. Like any budding small business owner, she worked hard to make it grow and turn it into a success. And that's what she did. When Michelle asked me to read this book, I had no idea what to expect. From my experience with her over the years as a professional who knew the collections side of the business inside out (and whom I sent business owners seeking help to

Amazon - Denise O'Berry

Being a collector myself for the past 20 years, and a consumer all my life; I highly recommend this book for everyone. Like Michelle, I've also been on both sides of the fence (meaning I've been in debt, as well as collected debt from those who owed the companies I worked for), and this book offers great practical advice for collectors and consumers alike. Thank you Michelle for putting out this very informative and helpful guide!

Amazon - Christina Nitshman