Who are they?

I tried looking with different spellings,but didnt find anything.Do you have the phone number from caller ID,maybe we can find it from that.

I think it will be Weltman, Weinberg, & Reis. Check the link below for more details-

http://forums.debtcc.com/forums/weltman.html

way to go stanley

Thanks Stanley,I hate to see post go unanwsered.
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Stanley stanley he's our man...lol

:) I know when I first came to this board,I got very happy when my questions got anwsered.Everyone was always quick with the help and advice,so when I see a post unanwered,I do my best to find an anwser,Im crazy like that :lol:

It's in the water twokid...hehe

They seem to have many offices scattered across the midwest. They even have one close to me. The one near me says they're lawyers, but the rest use both lawyers and collection agencies as their type of business.

Hey, I got one of the three names right! It was kind of hard to understand their answering service. They did call again today for the 3rd day in a row, but same generic message. I am in the process of obtaining a home equity loan to settle 3 credit card accounts. I think we may close as soon as Friday. Does anyone have any experience with these people? Are they likely to settle the account at like 50%?? I have been working with a debt settlement company for over a year. They have already settled 4 accounts for me. I'm almost done!!! I'm just hoping these people will work with my debt settlement company. Thanks Stanley for the info. This is a great forum. The debt settlement process has been rough, but last January I was $42,000 in credit card debt with few options. Today I am less than $15,000 away from being debt free (assuming they settle). This home equity loan should take care of that final $15,000. Thanks so much for all of your advice over the past year. It has really helped to know that I'm not alone, and I would happy to share my experiences with the whole debt settlment process with anyone considering this step. I'll let you all know how everything comes out once I finish the program. There is also a credit correction program after all of the debts have been settled. I'm not sure how effective that will be, but just having the debt gone is a huge weight off my shoulders. Thanks again everyone!!! (soon to be no longer NDebt)

One thing to realize, when deals are made with CC companies, the difference in the deal versus the real debt is considered income for tax (IRS) purposes, just know that. Research it too, I had a couple beers but I believe I am correct, Don't know how that works with debt consolidation companies, but worth asking about. Nothing is for free, especially $$$

its weltman, weinberg and reis and they are a trip they take you to court with out notifying you so they can win its got to be a law against that