National Protection Agency...

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We are a debt-settlement firm that specializes in helping business owners, as well as individuals, negotiate their past due accounts for a significant savings. We work as a third party to facilitate favorable settlements and/or negotiations on behalf of our clients. (Debt 60 days or older, judgments, lawsuits and tax liens.)

WHO WE ARE:

We are a group of experienced debt negotiators who strive to get the lowest possible settlements, in the shortest period of time for our clients.

WHAT IT COSTS:

What our clients appreciate most is that we work on their behalf to obtain the best possible outcome for the settlement based on each client's particular situation. We do this with absolutely NO COST upfront from the client and are only compensated after an acceptable settlement is reached and agreed upon by the client. Our compensation is based entirely on the amount of savings we are able to obtain for our client.

WHAT WE DO:

We successfully settle the majority of any outstanding or past due debt our clients have. As a result, this can drastically reduce the amount owed to any particular creditor (thus saving you money!) 95% settlement success rate.

HOW YOU BENEFIT:

Let us go to work for you, at NO COST up front, to see how much you can SAVE. If we can't reach an acceptable settlement, then there is never a fee. We typically save our clients on average between 40-60% off their outstanding balances.

After you've read everything over, I'll be in touch to answer any further questions you may have. If you would like to contact me before then, please call me at 920-269-8555.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

How Does It Work?

After we are authorized by you, we contact your creditors to negotiate a settlement that usually results in a reduction of your outstanding debt by 40%- 60%.

How Much Does It Cost?

We charge you NO MONEY upfront. Our fees are a percentage of your savings only, so you are always in a positive savings position. If we can't help you there is NO fee.

What If I Don't Like The Settlement?

All settlements are subject to YOUR approval. You will be informed of the written settlement offer from the creditor and given the opportunity to ACCEPT or REJECT.

How Does National Protection Agency Get Paid?

Our fees are due upon acceptance of the settlement. They are flat rate of the savings and are paid by bank wire or by Certified/Cashiers check.

Does National Protection Agency Pay The Creditor?

No, you pay the creditor separately.

How Will This Affect My Credit?

By reducing your outstanding debt, your overall credit score should improve. Any balances paid off should be reported by your creditors as "paid in full", "zero balance", etc. If no settlement is reached, you will be no worse off than before. You will receive a settlement letter direct from the creditor to insure your protection.

How Much Time Do I Have To Pay The Creditor?

We will discuss your particular situation with you before we negotiate with your creditor. Typically, we work to get you as long of a time period as possible for payment of that settlement.

How Do I Get Started?

Contact your representative and then authorize the Agency Agreement. At that point we can begin to start working for YOU.