http://www.evildebt.com/debt/debt-relief-companies.html Debt relief companies have a bad habit of turning into soul-sucking demons in the blink of an eye. en-us Sat, 26 Jul 2008 15:00:00 EDT Sat, 26 Jul 2008 15:00:00 EDT Weblog Editor 2.0 Its just like those debt relief companies to suddenly turn into she-devils reaching out to slash your throat, ain't it? And no amount of chain sawing or pillow talk will make the situation any better. Once you sign on with that debt relief program you are in. Hooked. Trapped. Doomed. Strapped to the chair and bled from that agonizing, relentless, hopeless debt. Telling debt relief companies, "Gimmie some sugar, baby" The nature of debt relief is such that the professionals involved stand to profit more the worse your financial situation gets. So whats there to stop them from doing whatever they can to carefully guide you into decisions that will cause you greater debts and greater financial hardships? You, thats who. You and that new arsenal you stole from the storage bay at S Mart - groovy. Yeah, groovy - Ash, sometime you can be a real idiot, you know that? KABOOM! Ash here, telling you that if you want to live through this debt you need to listen to every word I say. Yeah, I said groovy - because things will be groovy once you start putting some effort into that action there. Of you believe your debt relief company is pulling a fast one on you, let them know. Let them know you are unhappy and see if you can't find out exactly what is making you so uncomfortable. Their contracts are not like the ancient passages found in the Necronomicon, although they usually are bound in flesh and written in human blood. Pretty scary, huh? Just wait till you see the costs! Make a run for it If you feel that Evil Debt is winning out, and your debt relief companies have taken complete control of the situation,. make a run for it - cut your losses, take your debts and try to begin again. because you waited so long to take care of your debts - log enough to necessitate debt relief services - so you might as well do this thing right the first time, even if you have to try the first time again and again. Sat, 26 Jul 2008 15:00:00 EDT