Accredited Debt Relief Reviews

I had a major job change. I sought the services of Accredited Debt Relief to help me stay within budget and control of my finances. I did a little bit of research and found that they had pretty good reviews and availability. Their enrollment process was really easy. It felt like talking to an old friend when I spoke to John, their representative. He explained everything in detail and answered whatever couple of questions I had.

I had a few credit cards which were all paid up-to-date. But I had a big cut in my income and I realized I couldn't continue and also pay my car, which I need for work. So, I checked a few places where a company would consolidate and then I pay them, and they pay the places a certain amount. But with a couple of companies that I connected with, the monthly payments were more than the payments on my credit card. So, I talked to the people at Accredited Debt Relief, they made a good presentation and they actually advocate for, not just less interest, but less payments so I chose them. I give them $200 a month and they pay what needs to be paid.

Accredited Debt Relief contacted me when I needed to consolidate my debt. Their people were professional and very helpful. They explained the whole program in detail and they sent email information for me to read. When you are very forthcoming with information, have pamphlets ready, have people willing to spend 30-45 minutes explaining the program to you over the phone, it makes you more want to trust them. Also, technological advances will help relay information in the future. They might want to do a video conference with their clients in the future to help expedite things, where they could screen share and do things simultaneously. Other than that, they did a good job and I'd recommend them.

Compared to other companies, Accredited Debt Relief has very good reviews. The enrollment process is pretty quick and the counselor was knowledgeable and explained everything very clearly. They also have a good customer support and in a hard situation, they help you a lot. Quality and cost-wise, everything's great and I would be able to work with their payment plan. I don’t have much stress anymore since I started working with them. More people should know about it because they know what they're doing and how to do their job properly. I already recommended the company to a friend of mine who is thinking of getting a loan. I told her to try to go this route because it's a lot better and you won't have to struggle with payments for a long period of time.

I’m having a hard time paying for everything I've got to pay for and I don’t have that much money coming in so I sought the services of Accredited Debt Relief. I saw an ad and I talked to them. The enrollment process is good. I sent in my birth certificate and two copies of mail in for my address. I talked to the counselor a couple of times and a couple of gals that are employed there and things went well. She went through everything and I wrote them down. She told me about my payment plan and how much to put in on September 4th. It’s going to be alright.

Accredited Debt Relief was the only option I had at the time because I was trying to get a loan to actually pay off my debt. The counselor was an awesome person. He was willing to help and I felt comfortable working with him. In the beginning when he called me, he said, "Okay, let me see what I can do." He went ahead and submit my application and within the next day he gave me back a call to say I was approved and it was done. The payment plan I had with them worked well for me. There's a lot of relief to me right now. I'm waiting to see what will happen in a month or two before I actually get to feel more comfortable that I'm getting out of debt.

I wanted to use Accredited Debt Relief to pay two credit cards that I had and I initiated that prior to talking with my husband and going all over the paperwork with him. And when you’re reading through everything, sometimes you miss things, so I had asked them whether there could be a lien put on the property. They explained to me that the way they were going to do it was not pay my bills at all and if I do get a call, then I answer and refer it to them. That made me uncomfortable so I talked to my husband and we read over everything and he said that they lied to me and that they can put a lien. My debt was a total of $6,000 with the two cards and they’re going to take $200 a month. My husband told me to pay it myself.

I had a personal and a couple of credit card debts that I needed help with. My wife had some issues before and Accredited Debt Relief was able to help her. So, she gave me their number and told me to call Accredited and see what they can do for me. I called them right away and they were there to help me out. During the enrollment process, I got started quickly. They called me and I called them back. We did whatever paperwork we had to do on the phone and everything went smoothly and quickly.

A couple of my credit cards have high interest rates and they wouldn't work with me to bring them down, even though I was never late and my bills were always paid on time. I had called the credit cards, they weren't that many, and I was paying them off. The thing was I wanted to consolidate all of them, and that's what I did. I got a loan and used that to bring the credit cards down but I still had a balance. Also, I ran into some problems. Accredited Debt Relief was the first one that came to my rescue. They offered their help and they knew where I was coming from. They explained everything that I needed to be told, what was going to happen, how much and how long it was going to be. I agreed and I just started this month.

In January last year, I've been to the hospital 14 times and I have a lot of medical bills. I was not able to work and my income dropped by 80%. That's one of the reasons why we ended up in this situation. The people at Accredited Debt Relief have been absolutely excellent. I've spoken to several people with questions, and they’ve all responded very professionally.

I have a lot of debt and I have lost my job so I wasn't able to pay all my bills as I usually do. Then, I ran into trouble so I had to get help. I tried to consolidate the debt so I can pay one monthly payment because even if I get money and I pay them, I still have to pay for medication and I don’t make that much. I only work part-time and to better myself, I went to college so that I can get a better job.

I had over $10,000 in debt on credit cards and in two unsecured loans. I am having medical problems as well. Nobody else would talk to me. Other Debt relief companies said that it was too much and they don't loan that much money. It's either they can only loan up to $5,000 or that I don't qualify. When I called Accredited, they also told me I don't qualify for a regular loan. However, we can go through debt solutions process, and they were terrific. The enrollment process was a little bit difficult, but I would call customer service when I had a problem and they took care of it. They explained everything to me and I got through it.

I was drowning in credit card debt and I have tried a million different places for different programs. Accredited Debt Relief offered me this program and I was more than happy to accept it. I applied online then I got a phone call back from Janet. She was very nice to me, was very willing to work with my schedule and was very concerned about my issues that I had going on for my financial situation. She was very willing to help me and she walked me through the process of enrolling in the program. She did a great job and I feel very comfortable working with her. They looked at my credit report for all the debt that I had and came back to me with a low monthly payment that I could afford. I appreciate how friendly and informative everybody has been so far.

My income has changed in the last few months due to my health. I was forced to take an early retirement so my income has been cut in half and my credit rating has dropped significantly. Now, I’m working on getting my rating back. I made an inquiry to Accredited Debt Relief and we talked it over and it sounded great. The counselor I worked with was very kind, informative and knowledgeable. I really appreciated him. We’re in the process of getting started right now and it’s only been just a few weeks, but I feel my stress level had decreased greatly.

We had too many credit cards and we felt we were drowning on debt. I like Accredited Debt Relief’s rating so we decided to go with them and we went through the entire process. Their reps were very helpful, professional and knowledgeable. We had switched over all our credit cards to the address that was supplied, but after we thought about it over the weekend, we changed our mind because we have money on the side in case we get in a bind and that’s the route we ended up going, and we ended up canceling with Accredited Debt Relief.

My kids are fixing to go to college so I said, "Man, I got to get rid of these credit cards." I looked at the internet and I saw Accredited Debt Relief. The guy that called me was really nice and we worked it through. I thought it was gonna be hard but I did everything the guy asked me and it was pretty simple. My counselor was quick and didn’t push stuff on me so I was happy with him. He talked about everything, gave me several options and did a real good job. He did everything. The cost was pretty good too. I was shocked that it turned out as a good experience. I thought it was gonna be a very long and confusing process but it wasn't.

I’m trying to get my payments cheaper in what they were. I looked up debt relief and Accredited popped up. I’ve talked to one guy online and he’s been really professional. I talked to him on the phone for an hour and he talked me through it and explained every step of the way. I’m still going through their program. They’re still trying to figure out what my lowest payments could be and they’re trying to talk to the collectors and resolve the issues. I’ve put $500 in and I haven’t seen anything happened with it yet and they still haven’t had any settlements. But it's definitely less stress since working with them. I would recommend them.

I felt that my income was not covering my expenses. I don't have any control over my rent and certain other things, but if I could get get away from the credit cards, I can make better choices because I'm not a big spender, and I needed to bring down and get rid of my credit card debts. I was trying to get a loan to see if I could consolidate some stuff. I was not able to get the loan based on my credit score, but I got some emails and calls, and I was asked a whole bunch of questions, and these served as the catalyst to get me through to the Accredited people who offered me their debt relief service, and I considered looking into this instead.

I had a lot of debts and I was paying a minimum payment every month for the past four years, and I'm not getting anywhere. Also, at the rate that I was going, I was gonna probably end up paying it off in 20 years. Accredited is going to just wipe my debt for me, instead of me trying to settle it and try to pay some of it off. I was enrolled over the phone with a gentleman named Peter. He was very informative and he asked me what I was comfortable with or what I was looking at. We came to an agreement as far as the payment. It was a little bit high at first, but he said, "Okay, well I can extend it out for a few more months. In that way, the payment will be a little lower." And I said, "Okay, that's fine." So we compromised. He gave me a few more months, so that way I can have the payment a little lower. But I can sense they'd pay it off earlier than the program requires.

Accredited Debt Relief called me for an offer. The enrollment process was easy and the cost was good. However, I was busy and haven’t completed the process yet. Nonetheless, working with them was good and it has definitely taken some stress away. I’ll see how it will go from here.

I've lost some income and we're in a really bad place, so we're trying to get straight with everybody now that's why we got a hold of Accredited Debt Relief. Enrolling was an easy process. It was great. My counselor was very nice, personable, professional and just very good. However, he told us it would be a four-year payout but when I got the printout that they sent me, it was a five-year payout. And of course after a fit, I've called them and I was really, really upset. The man told me that they do that to give them extra time just in case I needed to talk to our creditors and get things settled with them. So he said, it might not even take four years, but five years is a long time. That's the only thing I think they could improve on.

I had a good experience with Accredited Debt Relief. It was perfect. The rep, Eddie, was so professional and wonderful, but I had an issue. I didn't want to let my husband know about my getting into the debt relief program with them because I didn't want him to freak out. I let Eddie know about this and we decided to do a different process. Eddie said, "You can do this simple process. I don't want you to mess up your credit ceiling." The enrollment process was super easy but I needed to send something back to Eddie and I gave him all my personal information. Then I received a call today from Eddie, but I couldn't answer it and get back with them because I've been so busy and my mother-in-law was very sick. I cannot continue with the processing of this debt relief program due to the fact that my husband doesn't want me to continue with it, although he said that he was going to help me pay my debts off.

When I was overwhelmed with credit card and other debts, Accredited Debt Relief was the first debt relief company to call me. It took them 30 to 45 minutes to enroll me in the program. Everything was done over the phone. My debt relief counselor was nice and knew everything before I had asked. He gave me his number and told me to call if I had questions. He gave me one payment option which I don’t think there is any cost. My experience with Accredited Debt Relief has been good so far.

I worked with Accredited Debt Relief a couple of years ago and this time, I had too many bills. I called them and they got the process rolling. They estimated everything and calculated all of my debts. Then they told me about several plans and worked out a good one for me. The counselor did really good and I was very comfortable working with her. She helped me out, broke down everything and let me know what was expected. I just started it and they've really helped me out, so far. Everything was perfect for me and it worked out all right. I was relieved and became stress free. It's a good service to have when you need it.

I needed help in trying to get out of the debt. I entered my information on the Accredited Debt Relief site then they contacted me after that. I dealt with Bryan and he was very polite, helpful, informative and prompt. I liked the cost. But it was frustrating that nothing would be sent out to my creditors until the amount that they had agreed upon had built up in the account. Because that would take some time, like for something where they have reached an agreement but I only had it sort of giving them something and not just waiting. I didn’t like that and I didn’t know if that’s how resolutions work but I understand. Then the day after I had enrolled, I actually called and canceled because my mom gave us some of the money to pay off.

I had a good and easy experience with Accredited Debt Relief. We got over-extended financially and found them in the computer. They called us back and they were very businesslike and professional. Most of my enrollment was done over the phone - it was interviews and filling out some paper works. I was impressed with the information my counselor has provided me. We spoke on the phone and he has addressed my questions and concerns. I just wish the cost was less. They have set up my payment plan. We're just in the early processes of it but we're feeling a little bit of relief, and once it's over with, we'll be very happy.

I was paying my credit card payments, but by the middle of the month, I had to get money back out to pay for things. This was just repeating and I would never get them paid off. I tried to get a loan to consolidate my credit card debt and I got disapproved a couple of times. I got up online to find and get loans. Somebody from Accredited Debt Relief called me about credit counseling and it sounded good.

I wanted to improve my credit score and get out of debt. I sent Accredited Debt Relief the paperwork and filled out information. I felt comfortable dealing with their rep although I didn't speak much with him. They went by how much I made for the payment and how much I could afford to pay every month. The service was really good.

With the debt that I have, I thought it would be helpful if I reach out to Accredited Debt Relief. The counselor I worked with was good. She was very helpful and got everything set up for me. The cost of their service was also fine.

I was looking for a loan but I could not get one, then Accredited Debt Relief called and I set it up. My husband did all the online stuff and he answered all the questions. Right now, it seemed okay and they haven't really made any payments yet because I already made all the payments with where we set it up. They were all friendly and the cost seemed like it's going to help my budget a little bit. I already referred them to someone.

My spouse passed away and I lost an income of $700 a month. I was going for a second loan to pay off my debts and that’s what got me through to Accredited Debt Relief. They asked me a few questions and asked me the amount of debt that I was in and what I was seeking for. Now, they're working on it. I was very comfortable with the counselor. He was very informative and nice. They established the amount when we were starting and so far, I'm very satisfied. I am a little relieved because I'm not paying certain things, but there's no change at this point and we'll see how it goes. Everybody has to go through their own experience, but I would recommend ADR for whoever needs it.

I was looking to reduce debt and a website recommended Accredited Debt Relief. They also seemed to have a reasonable reputation. The enrollment process was just two phone calls. The information that they provided was adequate and my comfort level was fine. The only real problem I had was that there's a three-second delay between the time I finished talking and the time they responded. I guess it's because they recorded all their phone calls. But other than that, it has worked easy.

I had a problem with credit cards and a friend of mine uses Accredited Debt Relief. The counselor was very informative and helpful. He answered all of my questions and I really like him. The cost of the program is very much worth it. My husband is less stressed out now. We just made our first payment on Friday, but so far, we've been happy. There's now an end in sight in the next few years and we're not going to be in debt until our kids have kids.

I was overextended and I couldn’t get ahead because of finance surges and interest. Jeremy from Accredited Debt Relief contacted me. I didn't know if it was my best option but it sounded good, so I went with them. Jeremy was very informative and it's great working with him. I asked them a whole lot of questions and they put up with me. I talked with their customer support and they were very informative, too. My debt will be paid off in four years, and that would never have happened if I simply kept going the way I was. The payment set up works for me and it has given me a little peace of mind. I've had a great experience with ADR overall.

I have a lot of credit cards, bills and my car was falling apart and I've spent so much money. And then, my wife's on disability and there ain't a check so I had to try a debt relief program. I figured Accredited Debt Relief was one of the best out there because I heard they're advertised on TV. The enrollment was very good. The rep was very polite, she listened and didn't cut me off, and she understood what I was going through. Also, the quality of service was very nice. I also understood everything that the rep talked about so the program worked out in my favor. The customer service was very nice although they never called us back. I figured that the rep has done enough just by adding all of our credit card and things together.

I was struggling to make all of my payments and provide for my family and Accredited Debt Relief was listed in the top 10 services when I looked it up online. They called me five minutes after I submitted my information and they let me ask whatever questions I had. The guy I spoke to explained their process and options then asked my permission to go ahead and run a credit report. He called back about 30 minutes later and let me know what options suited my situation. The rep gave his phone number as well as his email to reach him and I've been communicating with him by email anytime I've had a question. He gets back to me within a day. If there was something I needed to know sooner, I could call him.

I was trying to find a debt credit solution and this guy came on the phone and told me he saw I was looking to reduce my debts. I said, okay and we started talking. He told me he would put me on to this and that's what he did. When I enrolled, the lady was supposed to send out a package to me. But she didn't send it out. I spoke to somebody yesterday and she said she was going to send it out yesterday.

I’m a veteran and I have credit card debts. The interest rate on those is awfully high and if I can’t pay those off, it would take me a long time to pay those off. I'm working on a couple of things like on a VA loan. I also initially called Accredited Debt Relief for a loan and they guided me into that. But I called them again today and I wanted to hold back pushing through with the program because I think there’s a way that I can pay off the balances on the credit cards. The reason being, I know it’ll affect my credit report and I'm concerned about bringing down my credit. I would like to see if this thing works and I want a couple of weeks to decide. If I can’t get the credit paid, then I want to go through with Accredited Debt Relief's service.

I needed to get rid of all my payments so I can manage my credit cards better. I got a flier from Accredited Debt Relief in the mail and decided to call them. They asked me how much I was going to release and if I would be interested if they could get me on a program. I said "yes" and they looked at my Social. Afterward, they told me what program I was qualified for and how that program worked. My counselor was very detailed and he was efficient at his job. It was excellent service in relation to the cost. I'll wait for a call and a confirmation of how much each credit card is going to take away so I know. Once I start monthly payments, this could impact my life pretty well.

I'm still in the middle of trying to decide with Accredited Debt Relief even though I signed up because I came across some reviews that were a little disturbing. Some of the customers said they started out really good then things got kind of laid back and Accredited didn’t follow up or return their phone calls. So I became a little concerned. I'm already in a debt management program where they don’t reduce the debt but would work with the creditors to lower my finances on the account then I'd still pay them back. Then this other debt relief place was saying that it was one of the worst ways to go about doing that because it reflects on my credit as I'm not able to pay it myself. Where theirs, if it gets paid, it does not reflect as they paid it but it reflects as a normal paid off account.

I'm on Social Security and I got into a bind. I decided to get help from Accredited Debt Relief and they worked with me on the payment plan and everything went good. They've cleared up one account and I've been able to save a little bit of money now.

I wanted freedom and relief and Accredited Debt Relief was recommended to me by a friend. They had a good enrollment process and it was pleasant working with my counselor.

I had some bills I was falling behind on. Before I knew it, it was piling up. So, I started Googling stuff and that’s how it led me to seek the debt relief program. I went with the one that had the good review which was Accredited Debt Relief. The ADR counselor and I went over how much I owe and what bills I was paying to see what I would get approved for. We went from there once I got approved. Then he broke it down to monthly payments and the insurance. It was straightforward. He made it simple for me to understand the whole process. He was friendly, nice and elaborated on everything, so it was perfect. They combined all the debt I had into one loan payment. It was great and I’m saving money too. You can’t beat the low monthly payment by more than half of what I was paying for. Now I can do things and not just pay bills. Overall, it’s a good experience.

I had some unforeseen emergencies and had to use my credit cards a lot. I wanted to get those out of the way so I don't have to worry about paying those anymore. I was looking out on the computer at different relief services and filled out a thing then Accredited Debt Relief called me. I'm still reading up on all the stuff that they do and working on some of the paperwork that they sent including the welcome tax. But most of it was done on the phone with my counselor Patrick. He went through all the process of how they work then enrolled me up and tried walking me through some of the contract stuff, what the payments are including how they and the fees work. I was a little nervous at first because I don't want to have to do those things but sometimes I have to but he’s good, very friendly, nice and helpful plus he let me take my time.

Accredited was the first one I called, and I enjoyed talking to the young man I spoke to. He asked why I came to them, and I explained. He told me all about the program and how the money would be coming back to me if I decided that I couldn’t use the company. He and the counselor were very helpful. Also, the counselor's professionalism was impressive. Working with Accredited Debt Relief was very rewarding, but I had to cancel 'cause I don’t work during the summer and didn’t have money to pay. The guy told me they would put the money back in my account and I'm still waiting for it. Overall, my experience has been exciting and the cost is worth the money. I would recommend them.

I had spent too much money on my credit card and it just got out of hand. I went with Accredited Debt Relief because they seemed really professional and everything looked reasonable and not scary. Anytime I'm dealing with debt and credit card, I make sure that I'm not dealing with a weird agency. I've heard a lot of nightmare stories but so far, everything's good with Accredited.

I sought for credit card relief and I heard that Accredited Debt Relief was reliable. I went over a 22-page document with somebody who explained how it would work. I asked him if I could split it up, of which he said there's no problem, and he split it up into two different dates. The counselor that I talked to was very good. He was reasonable, he understood my concerns, and he explained to me three different ways to go. He was down to earth and he understood the things. I told him a couple of things and he checked them. When he got back with me, he said I was right and the things that I had said were. I feel comfortable with anything I asked after talking with them for a while.

I'm trying to get out of a credit card debt and Accredited Debt Relief was the one that answered me. They did everything on the computer with their rep, Marlon, and then he said that a package would come in the mail. Marlon has been very helpful and very good. I'm impressed with him. He talked me through it and explained everything to me. He also said that the monthly payment would be $512. If I have any problems, I call him. The quality of service I've received has been very good and they'll answer every question if I need them or not. I would recommend Accredited Debt Relief. I'm looking forward to getting myself cleared from this hardship.

I was trying to buy a house and my credit was going down so, I looked online for a debt relief and Accredited Debt Relief had a lot of good comments about them. I called, gave them my Social and told them how much I was paying for all my accounts. I was approved for one of their plans and they told me how much I will put on my account. Marty, my counselor, was good. He told me about the entire process and explained everything to me. Also, he was aware of all the credit debt relief work and every time I ask him a question, he was able to answer. Then, he always calls me once or twice a month to check on me and I was extremely comfortable working with him.

I have these bills and I’ve been trying every way to get them paid up. I thought about bankruptcy but decided not to do that. I also tried to do them on my own and it’s not getting anywhere. Then I decided to go for another source of help. Andy from Accredited Debt Relief responded to the email I sent. He explained everything so clearly. You can understand where he's going with it and what he can do for you. I feel like I trusted him so I went with them.

My wife got hurt in an accident and she isn't able to go to work and help me out. She was confined by the doctor and just got released. We’re hoping to get a settlement to work and pay the stuff. I didn’t want the walls to come crashing down on me and lose everything I have but I didn’t want to rip off the companies. I hate that it happened and that she was in a wreck. Her physical therapy for eight months and the trigger point injections put a strain on me. Then the creditors would call you up and then you’d tell them you’re trying to do a balancing act and you’re paying one now but they don’t care. I just had to seek help.

My hours had been cut at work and I want to retire. It was getting a little rough and it was starting to get where I couldn’t afford it so I decided to try Accredited Debt Relief instead of going the bankruptcy route. I went right with it. The enrollment process was step by step and I didn’t have to give a lot of info. It was easy. The debt relief counselors were very nice to talk to, caring and tried to help me out with things. We came up with a payment plan and I added a little more money a month for a quicker result. They told me the program would take four years and I’ve only been with them a month and a half but so far, everything is going great. The quality of service is fine and I’m satisfied with the company. It was a fantastic experience.

The enrollment process with Accredited Debt Relief was a little lengthy but it was all right. I had to talk to them on the phone and do it through my email. I had to do it two times because they made a mistake the first time and I had to go back and do it again. I wasn't too thrilled about that, but nobody's perfect. I knew what I had as far as the debt goes, so I didn't have a lot of questions. All I had left to do was fill out the paper, sign it, and send it back to them. My experience with Accredited Debt Relief has been great so far. I'm saving money by not paying off all my cards.

My bills were getting out of control with the interest rates on my credit card. I did a little bit of research and found that I liked what Accredited Debt Relief offered the best. This guy Marty who I dealt with was very friendly, helpful and explained everything. It didn’t take more than 20 minutes for the call. I was impressed with how easy he made it and I was comfortable with him. I was told about the payment plan and the dates. I’ve been doing it for a month now and their support has been very regular and reassuring. The experience has been great. I’m happy to move forward and get this taken care of.

My work slowed down so it's easier to consolidate all of my debts into one easy payment. Accredited Debt Relief called me and they let me know everything about it. It caught my attention and I followed up with it. Everything was great including the communication aspect like the way they talked me through everything. They let me know what to expect, what not to expect and how the whole process would go step-by-step. I knew what I was getting myself into.

I thought Accredited Debt Relief had better services than Freedom Debt so I switched to them. It has been great so far but I'm thinking of going back to Freedom because I found out that Freedom Debt is charging me $16,000 to settle all my debt while Accredited is charging me almost $21,000. Accredited has to be very transparent from the beginning and tell people the pros and cons and not just try to close down a deal with somebody. Let them commit to something because full disclosure is very important. At least let the clients know what they're getting themselves into. From that, they can make a good decision that is good for them and the company as well.

I wanted to free up some of my money because I have too many credit cards so I sought the services of Accredited Debt Relief. The enrollment process was easy and the payment plan was good. They gave me a set price. AJ, the debt relief counselor was great. He was professional but I’m nervous. I’m not comfortable working with it because the creditors would call me. I wanted to go ahead and pay them, but he told me not to. I hang up on them but I don’t like that because I always pay my bills on time. If that was paid on time, they don’t have to call me. But Overall, my experience was great.

I spoke with Anna a couple of weeks ago during my enrollment process with Accredited Debt Relief. She asked about my concerns and what I was looking to do. I informed her that I was enrolled in credit counseling at that time but they weren't responding quickly enough and I already have a bankruptcy on my credit. So I figured, my credit’s not looking that great, I might as well go ahead and check this out and see how it works. She said I might be a good fit for the program. She enrolled me and gave me all the information I needed. I spoke to somebody else prior to Anna but she was more informative than the gentleman was. I had a better idea of the program because of Anna and she was able to answer any other questions that I had and I felt very comfortable working with her.

I chose to work with Accredited Debt Relief because I wanted to be free from debt. Their representatives are easy to talk to and were able to help me set up everything. The payment plan is very simple too. I just pray I got all the help I needed.

I was using too many credit cards. They got over my head and I was struggling with it, so I said, "I'm going to stop this." It’s hard and I'm getting calls from these credit card people. I'm doing the best I can so I went into credit card debt relief to see about making it better. Accredited Debt Relief was the one who first called me back. One of the ladies from the bank called us on what was going on and I felt good because she said Accredited Debt Relief was okay when she knew they are the ones I’m working with. I was going to cancel it. I was expecting them to immediately do something but the rep said it’s going to take four weeks before I hear from them. I got a lot of information from them but they don't follow up very well. I was supposed to get more paperwork from them but I didn’t receive any. I've called more than once but the person I was working with has not returned my calls and I was bothered about that.

I had a stroke and I got my bills all behind. I was trying to catch up on them and I wanted to keep my good standards with my credit so I applied online to this credit company. The rep messed me up badly when he told me he can help. I went through all the paper processes and they came out to be a fraud. So, when I came across Accredited Debt Relief, I kept speaking about them and I asked some questions. When I finally talked to them, the rep was very assuring that they are legal and they talk to my creditors. So, I went with them.

I had to pay too much every month and the money that I was making was only from my social security. It wasn't enough to pay off a couple of credits that I got. Enrolling with Accredited Debt Relief was easy. The guy who I worked with, Rudy, was very good and explained everything to me. Accredited Debt Relief worked with me for an affordable payment plan. I've been with them for four years and I'll be completing the program in three weeks. I didn't have any problems with Accredited Debt Relief. If somebody would ask me I'd tell them to go ahead with Accredited Debt Relief because they help.

Things were getting out of control so it was time to contact Accredited Debt Relief. The enrollment process was brief, for everything involved. I have no complaints. But I have to get on their website and finish forms. I work for the state and free time is not something readily available to me.

My cards were over the limit and I went with whoever called me first, which was Accredited Debt Relief. Their enrollment process was easy and I was impressed by my rep Damian's dedication and knowledge. He was trying to convince me a lot and he did his best although I was medium confident working with him. Everything was good, though. However, I cancelled my Accredited Debt Relief program because I didn’t want to take any risk because some were saying that somebody might sue me. I got scared and then I just wanted to take some other route instead of going with Accredited Debt Relief. But if you don’t have any other options and if you are willing to take a little bit of risk and have some patience, Accredited Debt Relief is good.

Credit Sesame, another company I use, show a credit report and they ended with a recommendation for new credit cards. They said that my debt was pretty high and told me to check them out. We're starting to get a little thin because I've used all my savings and I was injured at work. I had a motorcycle explode on me and won't be covered by insurance and family issues. I was really stressing out and I wasn't sure if I was going to make my minimum payments on everything. I was completely underwater and I didn't want to drown.

I was hoping to some debt off my credit card. Accredited Debt Relief seemed like a good place to start. And so, I spent some time on the phone with them and answered some questions to enroll. My counselor was cool and really knowledgeable. I feel comfortable working with him. However, I was amazed how much goes to them. I'm really afraid that they're charging more than I thought. Nevertheless, it won't matter for as long as I get good service and everything works out like they said it would. Accredited hasn't let me down yet.

I was falling behind on the payments, charges and interests and I wasn't catching up to anything. I have called another company before and it was very confusing. So I went with Accredited Debt Relief. I liked their services and they made it very clear to me that I understood everything. The way Jonathan, my counselor, explained everything made me understand the process. If I have any questions, I would ask two or three times until I understood until I understood everything. He also told me the pros and cons. I was very at ease when I talk to him. Their enrollment process was very easy. I did everything online, then they called back and we went over the rules. I used to be getting calls constantly but I see some of them have stopped and the calls from creditors have stopped completely. I've only been with them for a month and working with them gives my mind relief and less stress.

My husband was laid off for a year so we got behind on everything and had to take out extra loans. We were not getting anywhere so we decided to go with Accredited Debt Relief. They contacted me, pulled what was on the credit reports and I gave the accounts that weren't listed there. Stephen, the guy from Accredited Debt Relief asked me to send pictures with the account number and the balances. He got back to me in 30 minutes, sent me an email, worked everything up and then called me back and asked me if everything looked good.

I had been thinking about debt relief services and it so happened I received an email from Accredited Debt Relief. I set it up and then once I thought about what was going to happen, I changed my mind and cancelled it. None of my accounts are delinquent and they were saying that I would have to let everything go delinquent. It sounded like a good idea but I didn’t want to spoil my credit that way and let my credit score get to that point.

I saw something on my email from Accredited Debt Relief and I owed quite a lot of money so I decided to see if I could make it easier. Everybody was really good to me, but Johnny especially, the first fellow I talked to. I couldn’t have asked for anything better. However, Citibank’s calling me all the time now and I don’t answer it. I don’t know whether I’m supposed to mail back the bills they send me, or if Accredited will notify them and tell them what’s going on, and if they answer to Accredited. I just have to try to find that out but so far, everything's fine.

As far as what the internet says, Accredited is the only one that can do what I needed to do. Enrollment was easy, and it only took 15 minutes. The counselor knew what he was talking about so he was able to explain it as well as he did. Up until now, there hasn't been any cost to me yet until I deal with the balance. I’m just waiting on somebody to call me and tell me when the payments are gonna start going or for how much. So far, it’s been good and I would recommend them.

I had way too much debt and sought Accredited Debt Relief's services after looking at their ratings and reviews. I made an inquiry online and got a phone call within a few minutes. The person I talked to explained everything, asked for a little bit of information and told me that he would call me back within a little bit of time. He called back about an hour later and we discussed a few options. The enrollment process was extremely easy. My over-the-phone interaction with the rep, Alfredo, was great. He was very detailed about everything and he seemed concerned to help me rather than just to sell a service. He understood exactly where I was coming from and exactly what I needed. He did a great job. He had an answer for everything that I asked him. He called me to go over all of the paperwork and read over each and every line for me.

I started everything online and Accredited Debt Relief reached out to me. The rep asked me questions, showed me things in writing and asked for permission, which at that point, I agreed to and enrolled in the program. I was impressed with the time that he took to return my phone calls and explain the information and answer my questions. He was very pleasant and professional, which I appreciate because I had quite a few concerns and questions. I was examining the contract line-per-line. And with me being computer illiterate, there were some things that I didn't want to skip and sign. So, he gave me the time needed to review those.

I’m unemployed and I can’t get ahead because I can’t get my debts taken care of. I got a spam email from Accredited Debt Relief and I was looking for something to help me and so, I called them. It came at the right time. So far, it’s been a very positive situation. The enrollment process was easy and simple. I’ve been very pleased with Accredited Debt Relief. So far, so good. I would recommend them to anybody who’d ask me for assistance. As a matter of fact, my best friend is going through a divorce right now and I’m going to recommend them to help her get her life back on track.

Accredited Debt was the first to respond when I looked to manage my debt. Somebody called me from there and asked me a few questions. As I went through their enrollment form the counselor walked me through it. He was pleasant and very easy to talk to. He informed me of what the program is about and then he sent me written information so that I could read it.

I already had a company that was working on some credit cards and they weren’t getting the settlements done. As I was scrolling through the internet, I stumbled upon a person from Accredited Debt Relief. He explained to me what the other company was screwing me for such as taking my money and getting nothing done. I’ve been paying for over a year and I got one credit card done. But with Accredited Debt Relief, they haven't even had me for a month and they already got another one settled. I’m impressed with how quick they did it.

Accredited Debt Relief has good reviews online and I like that they have multiple options. I called them and they checked to see how much debt I had. They asked how much I was paying my credit card a month right now and I told them I wanted it a little less than that. They went through the different plans and they found one that was definitely less than what I was paying. They went to their system to pull it up, make sure I could get qualified and what my rates would be. They even gave me the option to do more if I happen to get like a nice bonus. Then when I agreed to it, they followed up with signing all the forms, getting addresses and bank accounts. They called to verify my info and my income. And since then, there has just been emails.

It was too much for me to handle my debt. I was looking for a quicker debt relief to pay off everything in a shorter time rather than paying monthly payments for an extra five years for no reason and I got this from Accredited Debt Relief. They had better solutions compared to other companies that I've seen, and they had a better and quicker response than the other ones.

I felt like I have gotten in too deep with debt. I was looking into the future but paying all of my debts would have taken forever, so I figured if there was something else out there that could help me out, that would be great. When I was looking for a credit consolidation loan, it directed me to Accredited Debt Relief. I researched on it then I figured that would be my best route. Enrollment went great and everybody was nice and very helpful. The first guy I talked to was very detail-oriented about everything. If I had any questions, he wasn't rude and didn't try to interrupt me. He answered every single question I had. Mostly, by the explanation that he provided, the majority of my questions were answered. He also emailed me and gave me a number I could contact him on. He was great.

I wanted to consolidate all my bills so that they all get paid. I compared other companies and Accredited Debt Relief seemed to be the most reasonable. I went with them and it only took me five minutes to fill up the papers, ‘cause I did it over the phone with somebody. They told me it would cost me $250 and it would take $125 out of every paycheck, which was great ‘cause it helped me out financially. Their program has been excellent and I've been told that it’ll take 37 months for me to complete it. But then somebody told me that Accredited is a fraud company. I told her Accredited has been fantastic and reliable. She wants me to use their company but I told her I'm staying with Accredited.

Accredited Debt Relief really wanted to work with me on my debt. I was falling behind because I had gotten two kidney infections prior to my transplant, and I need to consolidate my bills. I kept getting sick and I was losing hours at work because I was exhausting all my vacation and sick time. I have to do something about my debt because I couldn’t keep up with it when I was short with hours at work. I was over my head and my blood pressure was up. I didn’t want to file bankruptcy so I kept thinking I need to pay the bills. I'm also a single parent.

I used to make $17 an hour but I lost my job. I got a new job, but I was only making $11 an hour. I was barely making enough money for bills on credit cards and loan payment, so I was having a hard time making the payments or I just had enough but no extra to get food or gas. Then I read about Accredited and it sounded like a good company.

I started paying the consolidated payment plan at Accredited Debt Relief in March. They haven’t done anything and they’re supposed to be taking care of business but Century and the creditors have been calling me. I’ve been telling them that I consolidated but they had been telling me that nobody has called them. All the papers that come in that they’re asking for their money, I fax it to Accredited. They have to take care of that because they’re the ones that are supposed to reach out to them. I have told the customer support at Accredited and the team told me to write how many times they call and fax it to them so that they can call them. But nothing has been taken care of. And it could be too soon but I hope Accredited is doing their job.

I got to where I had to repeatedly borrow money to pay something, I lost $2,000 a month in salary, and I got to pay the IRS $30,000 so I looked up Accredited Debt Relief online and decided to try it. I liked it and the counselor was thorough on everything so I signed up. I talked to them, signed papers online on my phones, and that was it. I have the papers right at the house which I have to sign and send back so that they can start sending them out to the creditors. Also, I need to give them the authorization to send out all the notices to all my creditors. I'm looking forward to having my debt paid off.

I've always had good credit but I got behind. Right now, I'm at the point of being late on my payments and the interest will eat me up. I don't know what to do since there's no way I'm catching up to my liking. When I got an email from Accredited Debt Relief, I thought I'd check them out. I talked to Jeremy and we went over everything. He sounded sincere, honest and good. I was very comfortable with him. I just started with them last week and the payment will be taken out of my bank account. I also have to call my creditors and give them all the information like the contact, phone number and address to Accredited.

We couldn’t afford to make our payments for our credit cards and everything, and also had a loan. My husband made quite a bit of money last year then he got laid off. Then he was called back but he’s not making the money that he was making before. One of the financial institutions we had told us to get credit counseling so I went through some and picked out ones accredited by the Better Business Bureau. I called some places and Accredited Debt Relief was the first one I had somebody talk to me who I could understand. With the other places I called, I couldn’t even understand their accent. I gave my husband’s and my own social security number and they ran them and told me what they can and cannot do. The counsellor was very prompt especially when there were some papers that he needed and as soon as I got it to him, he returned my phone call right away and didn’t put me in the backburner.

I'm alone and my wife passed away. I lost income too and can’t even afford my prescription sometimes. I like to get out of debt. So I’m trying to get everything back to at least at normal limit. Accredited Debt Relief followed me along and they were right there to answer them for me for any questions that I had and they were good. They called me and asked if I have any questions on different occasions. They told me they would call as soon as they hear something about the settlement. They gave me their site where I can go and see what’s going on with my account. They’re still getting started, but their service has been really good.

I have some credit card debt and I was getting a little bit strapped on being able to make my payments. When I got my credit cards, I had planned on trying to get them paid off before the interest rates went up because they were only about 12 or 18 months at 0%. Then one thing after another was happening. My propane cranked up and I had gone through a divorce and just started paying bills on my own that I was not used to doing when I was married. Then before I knew it, all of my interest rates were up to the higher amount, 25-35%, and then it got harder for me to make my payments. I was going to be paying that forever if I didn't get it under control.

I was in the process of thinking about filing bankruptcy because I had some problems with the IRS. So I decided to go with Accredited Debt Relief and tried to get my debt paid off. They worked my payment plan out and I just made my first initial payment into it this month. They’re in the process of mailing the creditors the information, but I don't know how long Accredited Debt Relief will be paying on the notes. I’m just going to have to wait and see how this works out. Nevertheless, everything is doing pretty good overall and I’d recommend it Accredited Debt Relief.

I wanted to consolidate my credit cards and I couldn't swing all the payments separately. And I wanted just one payment to be taken out every month. I did a lot of research online and ended up enrolling with Accredited Debt Relief. They were pretty good, were willing to help me and the payments were lower. They gave me a choice on what range I want so I can fit it into my monthly budget. More months, though but that's what I wanted. I told them I wanted something that was around $300 so they came out with $283. And it's going to take me three years to pay off but I can do that. The enrollment was good and I was able to understand some of the process. But what I didn't really understand was what really happens if my money goes into escrow account. And I'm not sure if that's where they paid my account monthly or will my account be deemed a delinquent until they pay up.

I was going from two incomes to one. I was trying to make it having to move a couple of times, maxing out my credit cards and not seeing any light at the end of the tunnel. Accredited Debt Relief kept popping up on my emails because I was searching a while back for any kind of debt relief type of program. The enrollment was easy. Martina, the lady that I signed up and spoke with, got everything taken care of. She's very personable, helpful, professional, informative, understanding and patient with me because I wasn't sure how to do some things. I felt very comfortable working with her.

I'm a Finnish citizen. I can't find a job and I have a very limited income, with a large amount of credit card debt that I was trying to get paid off. I tried to negotiate with the credit card company but they wouldn't bring the interest rates down. I got a call from Accredited Debt Relief and their rep was very helpful and personable. He gave me a lot of information, always returns my phone calls promptly when I had a question and explained it to me thoroughly. He also gave me the number that I needed to call if I needed to get more information. He didn't get upset when I was asking dumb questions. He was just very pleasant. It seems almost like talking to a friend.

I was with other debt management companies for the last year. Then I got to see what Accredited Debt Relief is about and they've done more in the last two weeks than the other companies I was with. I feel like I threw my money away with the other ones. I'm more satisfied with Accredited Debt Relief. Everything was upfront and self-explanatory. They sent me emails and I printed out all the paperwork. Then I went on to the site and signed up to take the draft out and it was very easy. I've already got two emails regarding two settlements for two of the creditors. Also, the reps have all been very nice, understandable and willing to help me out and understand my situation. Working with them is a stress relief and as long as I can make the monthly payment and they can work with me, everything's good.

I recently got a divorce and landed back on my feet, and I can’t seem to get out of the hole. Accredited Debt Relief is accredited with several people especially the Better Business Bureau which I take seriously, so I signed up with them. During the enrollment process, everything was easy and marked for step-by-step. Their rep, Louie, was very thorough as well. We’re still in progress but I would definitely recommend them. Accredited Debt Relief is a good place to start to buffer your means and they will tell you what you can and should do. They’re straightforward.

I had credit cards concerns, and got a lot of phone calls from different people. I was afraid that they were all scams, but I felt that Accredited Debt Relief gave me a sense of security because I was given a referral by a social worker who works for the New York Department for the Aging, and they have high ratings in the Better Business Bureau. So, I felt that they were legitimate.

ADR was a big relief. They took a lot of worries and burdens off me. I chose them because it's the first company that someone recommended to me when I had debt concerns. I called and they explained to me what was going on. The lady explained to me all options I had, what I needed to do, and how everything was going to work out for me. I then got her on my email, I got to support it. The debt counselor was very nice and respectable. You don't find people with good customer service all the time and she was wonderful. Also, she called and checked up on me to make sure that I understand all the procedures I was going through and any numbers that I needed she made sure I have.

I went over the limit and am in debt up to my neck. I got to the point that my income is not enough to pay my bills. It caused me stress psychologically and economically because I had no idea where the next dollar was going to come from. I know I have to get up on my feet again, but nobody wants to help me when I want to try and do the right thing. Last choice was credit with Accredited Debt Relief. Somebody called and talked to me very nicely, gave me a lot of advice and I went along with them. At first I didn't want to do it but because I'm poor and behind my credit score which was going to go down to a negative, I went with them. They told me this is going to affect me for a while but I'll be able to get on my feet and I won’t have to lose my life.

It didn’t seem like I was going to get out of debt and working part time is not enough income for me to pay it off so I needed some relief. My sister is with Accredited Debt Relief and she seemed to be happy with them, and I thought that they could help me as well. Chelsea enrolled me over the phone and walked me through everything. Because I’m new to the program, I was overwhelmed a little bit because of a lot of steps I didn’t understand. Chelsea made me feel comfortable that when I had some questions about certain things, she'd answer it. She was good at helping me to understand what I was doing, was very pleasant and took the time to explain everything. She helped me so much because I’m not good doing stuff online on the computer. I was impressed by her kindness, gentleness, concern and patience. I can just leave a message to her and she would call me back.

I called Accredited Debt Relief and I told them that we were over our head in debt. I'm sick, needing medicine, going to 40 doctors in all directions within 200 miles of the house, getting no answers, not being able to keep up with my housework and my yard work, and being in bed most of the time. I have a very acceptable payment plan with Accredited Debt Relief, and they've helped out tremendously.Their counselors have been wonderful, very attentive, and I couldn't ask for better people than what they are. But as far as customer support, some of them are okay, and have recommended that we continue working with them. But the other ones have been a pain in the butt.

I wanted to be able to buy a house soon so I wanted to try to increase my credit score to better my chances. My husband was looking into Accredited Debt Relief and he told me about it so I gave it a shot. I spoke with Mark, their rep, and he was really nice. The first time I communicated with him when he was trying to figure out if I could be approved or not, he was very easy to contact. I was on the phone with somebody else and he called me back about three times just to make sure that I was still willing to participate. He walked me through everything perfectly. He also explained everything in detail to the point where I could understand it. The transition was very seamless.

My situation had changed where I was making good money then I lost my job and had to take what I could find. I was getting into a deeper hole than I could get out of so I had to do something. Accredited Debt Relief was the first one to reach out to me. My counselor was Fred and he walked through everything that would be happening and I was all right with it. I was very comfortable working with him. We talked over the phone about consolidating and it seemed like the right thing to do. The enrollment process was quite simple and they explained everything that would be going on and I was quite pleased with it. They were friendly and helpful and seemed to want to get my best interest set forward.

My loans and my credit cards were getting overwhelmed, so I needed some kind of structure with that, try to get organized and get things done. I've never done debt relief before so this is something new. Accredited Debt Relief seemed more legit and honest so I felt more confident. Everything went pretty smoothly with the enrollment and my counselor, Guy, explained everything well the way I would understand it. He also walked me through and told me everything including the expectations or how to handle creditors if they call. Everything was done and they have to get the direct deposit every month so they can settle the debt. I have left everything in good standing with my credit cards up-to-date so hopefully, it won’t impact me so much. Also, it was a 42-month term but I plan to pay it before with my taxes. I've been working with them for a couple of weeks now and everything seems good so far.

My mom is in a plan with Accredited Debt Relief and she talked to me about it and that’s the reason why I signed up. A rep talked to me about how the plan works and our final goal was to consolidate the debt and make one payment. He showed me what credit card we're going to join to the same account and walked me through the whole thing before we did the agreement. He was in touch with me the whole time because it took a couple of days because of my work. He was nice and I was comfortable with him. I spoke with him yesterday because he told me I was going to receive a welcome packet because I got my very first withdrawal from the plan yesterday. He said the packet is going to be in the mail anytime.

I'm trying to get via my credit card and I'm trying to find someone that’s gonna be right in my budget to get this stuff over and done with. I'm trying to get the thing to be in the right standing. The one I had on day one is I'm at $400 a month that Accredited Debt Relief was trying to get me out, but they heard nothing from me and I've been under the weather as well. They might have been trying to get in touch with me to go over this and I haven't been able to answer my phone. They mailed my payment plan here to us and the way the lady said it when I talked to her, it wasn’t really bad but we hadn’t got that down to making an arrangement. But they're really courteous and nice people.

I got divorced and had a bigger financial burden so I needed some help. Accredited Debt Relief was referred to me by somebody. I called them and the process was pretty simple and fast. Customer service was great too. I spoke with somebody who was very nice and informative. He looked at all my information and he helped me. He knew what he was doing and he made me feel comfortable. I have his direct number so if I need anything, I can let him know. I called him once and he got right back to me and answered all my questions. I started a couple of weeks ago and everything has been fine. I feel like I don't have to worry anymore and that Accredited Debt Relief is taking care of everything.

I had a lot less income at the time that I accrued my debts and I'm very concerned to get it all taken care of. I found Accredited Debt Relief online and the enrollment process was very easy. I've just started and it was handled very professionally and in terms that I could understand. However, it is somewhat stressful in view of the fact that I have had a perfect credit score. I pay all of my bills on time every time and now my credit is going to be wrecked so I feel uneasy about that. But it is what it is and I'm achieving the goal that I had, which was partially to get that debt off of a credit card because that's a never-ending situation. I expect there will be stress along the line, having to deal with the two creditors that I have on this account but so far, Accredited Debt Relief has done very well.

Because of a combination of a series of events that happened in the last several years, I sought the services of Accredited Debt Relief. I lost my job and then my wife lost hers. In trying to make ends meet in that process, we incurred cost. Then we had to move out of the state we were living in to get a job. We owned a home down in Orlando, Florida and we had to carry that mortgage along with us with the rent that we're paying. It was consistent for about three years. We built up debt trying to survive. We got to a point of trying to pay it down and also handling the issues of life that came up. It's gotten too much until we finally had to call it and say, "We're done. We can't do it this way. This isn't working."

I needed help getting out of debt. I've had some medical issues and surgeries, and then I saw Accredited Debt Relief advertised on Facebook. I called them to see what it was about and if I even qualify for anything like that. The rep was really nice and he helped me so much that I felt comfortable with him. I'm not a computer or phone person so I'm limited as to what I do online and he helped me go right through the enrollment process without any problems. He was very patient and kind, and he answered every question I had.

We were sort of treading on water with our debt and I saw us there for quite a while, and we just knew we had to stop. It was just to the point where we weren't getting ahead. Then I saw Accredited Debt Relief advertised on TV and then it popped up on the computer. I looked them up to see where they stand,for any reviews. Then we chose them to provide us with their service. I had them on the phone and the gal I talked to pulled everything and told me she'd get back with me. She did and walked me through every step of the process. She gave us what it would be and it was something that I knew would fit in where we're at and agreed to it. It was too good to pass up. At this point, it's new and a relief. It has been a very good experience. I would tell a friend that they just have to call and experience it for themselves if they had any questions.

My bills were building up, so I sought the services of Accredited Debt Relief. My debt relief counselor, Matthew, was great and I felt very comfortable working with him. He was very knowledgeable and helped me out a whole lot. He knew exactly where I should go and how to help me, and guided me in the right direction. He put everything together for me so greatly that I didn't have to worry about anything. He's been on top of things, communicating with me, and making sure everything's going the right way. The customer support gave me their communication details where I could reach anyone at any time by email and phone call.

I talked with my sister and she was the one that referred Accredited Debt Relief. She looked up a lot of debt relief companies and the best one that she could come up with was Accredited Debt Relief so I said, "Okay". Their counselor was a very nice person. He explained everything very clearly. The treatment that they gave was great. The creditors are always calling and so far we're still waiting to see, but we're a little bit at ease, at least. I'm very happy to have joined.

I was trying to consolidate my debt and I'm working on trying to get into a home, so I wanted to get my credit score higher. Joseph was very knowledgeable and having the same vet military experience, we talked about the goals, desires and dreams that I wanted to reach. Getting on that personal, one-to-one level allowed me to be more comfortable with Accredited Debt Relief and proceed with the program. He was very understanding and patient with me when I was asking a lot of questions.

I was not working, then I got part-time work, and my husband's salary was not getting us enough. So, we were living off of credit cards. We'd been trying to get out of debt for three years but we were not going anywhere with it, so we started to look for options. We were hoping to get a big loan and consolidate that way but with all the debt that we had, that wasn't an option. Brianna from Accredited Debt Relief contacted me. She's very nice and very informative. I wasn't being charged upfront and she addressed any question I had, so I didn't look elsewhere. We went over our situation and from there, we went over all of the options that were available. Bankruptcy was the last one we went over and we simply came upon a better solution because bankruptcy was definitely not something that we were interested in.

I have been unemployed for the last eight months and had incurred debts that I couldn't pay off right then and those creditors were unwilling to work with me. My credit rating dropped almost 200 points and I had to get my credit rating back up because of all the things I wanted to do. I Googled debt consolidation and I came upon Accredited Debt Relief. I called for a quote and I talked to David. He laid everything out straightforward for me and gave me the information that I needed. He was very understanding and sincere with my situation that I went through and going through now. He explained to me the documents I had to find and reassured me that everything was coming back. He also said he would call me back at a certain time and he did.

I wanted to get on track on my bills, so I was going down a list of companies for assistance and saw some good referrals for Accredited Debt Relief. Their enrollment process was very easy and they were on top of everything. They let me know every step of the way what they were doing. Their rep was great. He called me back exactly when I asked him to. This will be my first month with them and the cost of the program in relation to the service that I've received so far is definitely worth it and I've recommended them.

I wanted to consolidate some bills and Accredited Debt Relief was the first one to talk to me. I filled up questions on the website and I got through in about 40 minutes. They looked through my credit card and see what they could do to assist me. It seemed pretty good so I said, “Okay. Let’s do it.” My debt relief counselor sent me to read things and we went into a nice process. He was very articulate and patient, and I felt comfortable working with the people from the company. I would let my friends know that it's a good service and that they should check them out. I would also let them know to ask questions and see if they could be helped by them.

I wanted to get rid of credit card debt and decided to go to Accredited. I called them up and they asked us some questions. Our counselor Christopher was nice and he answered all our questions. We felt he was looking out for us. Then Accredited set up a payment plan and they found something that worked within our budget.

Accredited Debt Relief has been helping a lot. It’s been a really great experience. I was given a couple of calls, were following up and they have really good service until now. I also accessed the web page and it was really nice and they show you a lot of the process.

I’m terminally ill and it’s with a condition for which there is no cure. I decided to try to do the best I could to take care of my creditors before I’m not here to take care of them. I checked with Accredited and they seemed to know what they were talking about. They appeared to be concerned about me so they’ve been well-taught and every person with whom I've spoken has been very kind and helpful.

Enrollment was very simple and easy. Joe, the counselor from Accredited Debt Relief, took the information and was thorough. He explained everything step by step. Sometimes I’d jump ahead with the questions I had and he was perfectly fine to stop where he was, answered them and then kept back to where he was going and then when it came upon to the part about my question, he went back over it again just to make sure I understood. It wasn’t a regular script that he’d just read off verbatim. Most of the time, when you get people that are calling, they don’t know what they’re talking about and are reading from a script from something they’ve had to practice over and over.

I'm in a position now where I can only make minimum payments on my debts. I was diagnosed with breast cancer in November, which I had a bilateral breast mastectomy and a bilateral breast reconstruction. I also have to get chemo once a week for three weeks. It's made my job suffer because I've had to miss work and I haven't been on the job since September. I left the full-time job I had. It interfered with my training on my job. Then I'm getting short from disability along with what I get in working part-time. In addition, I lost my mom last May and things have changed in my life. She would help me with my electric, cable, and internet before.

My husband and I had massive expenses of over $900,000 in medical bills. It was really a catastrophic year. It was very overwhelming, and with no savings, it was very frustrating. We're on a limited fixed income and dealing with our problem was getting out of hand. I thought Accredited Debt Relief was the best option. I was looking online, read some of the reviews, and was pleased with them. And I like the fact that it's long distance in the way we do it. My enrollment process went well. My counselor made a contact to Century and that continued the conversation. He returned calls a couple of times and followed through on the welcome packet and some of the necessary authorizations. He's pleasant, courteous, non-judgmental, and helpful. I don't have any complaints.

I had a bunch of credit cards and requested a big loan, and I realized that I was unable to afford the payments anymore because I've got the IRS trying to withdraw money from my paycheck. So, I needed to find another solution. I had heard about Accredited Debt Relief on the radio or TV and I did some research on other creditor companies, but I decided to go with Accredited. I had a good experience with them. I went to their website and put in my information, and they immediately called me back and let me know that they had a way to help me with my problems.

When I got an email about Accredited Debt Relief, I requested somebody to call me and they said they didn't need so much personal information like how much I made and stuff compared to other people. Signing up with them seemed pretty straightforward, simple and fast. For my payment plan the first number they gave me was the best number I could ever ask for so it worked really well.

I was looking for something I could incorporate all of my bills because the payments were too crazy. Accredited Debt Relief had an 8-stars rating at the Better Business Bureau, and they looked okay. I've made a phone call to them but I haven't received the paperwork yet, so I'm not yet formally enrolled in their program. My counselor, John, was very nice and detailed. If I had any questions, he answered them. The payment plan that Accredited drew up for me is within my budget and so far, the customer support that I've received from them is good. It's still a risk of being able to walk away from the bills and I'm nervous of that part but overall, it's okay. I would tell a friend that the guys at Accredited are going to help them through the debt consolidation process and are very friendly.

I let my debt get too big and I don't have the money so we needed to find some way to get it settled. Accredited Debt Relief contacted me. They took the time to sit down and talk and they sounded reliable. The enrollment was very easy. It's right there in front of me and all I had to do is check the box. My payment plan is quite acceptable to me and it saved me almost 5,800 a month. However I would like a clearer information, even the legal ones if it might be available, vis-a-vis the debt settlement process.

I wanted to get my debts paid off sooner. Accredited Debt Relief seemed like they would be able to help me more than a Consumer Credit Counseling would. They had me list all my creditors and I told them about the amounts that I owed them. Then I proceeded to enroll. What impressed me the most about my counselor was the willingness to help me out. I felt very comfortable working with him.

I'm 74 now and back then I had very good jobs in my working career, and I made a substantial amount of money. But now I'm not employed and getting jobs at this age is not the easiest nor the best-paid opportunities. I do get enough monthly social security income, but I make too much to get any assistance from any program that is out there in the United States, so I have to make my own way. I had gotten several contacts by email to consult Accredited Debt Relief, but I thought I could turn this around so I ignored it. Then I reached a point where I acknowledged that it wasn't going to happen, so I emailed them and they immediately responded. I went with Accredited Debt Relief as there were credible people behind them saying that they were acknowledged as a reputable firm.

Accredited Debt Relief so far has been good. My income decreased so I had to find a way of paying my bills, and using their services was the easiest way. I chose them because of the reviews that I found online. A person from Accredited Debt Relief called me and asked me certain questions about my address and the creditors that I had or the debts that I had. He made it so simple that I thought, "Really, that's it?"

My problem with my credit cards led me to seek Accredited Debt Relief's assistance. After visiting with ADR rep Brandon, he sounded really positive and just what I needed. He was great and went over the forms since I was e-signing on. Also, he was really sociable and ready to answer any questions I had. He was one of those people where no question was too dumb. He made sure I understood the answers and that I had a phone number to get in touch with him directly with any questions that I had.

I’ve registered as a diabetic and I'm doing well controlling it, but one of these days, I might have to start taking insulin. I want to make sure that I can get the medication and the help that I need to have a long life. I saw that ADR is number one on Better Business Bureau and so I thought I need somebody to help me through this. I was thinking if they're able to help me to get debts paid off in four years, it would be a real blessing.

Accredited Debt Relief has been fair and honest in helping me out with my experience. I was planning to get a house soon. However, my credit wasn't that good and I wanted to start doing what I could before I'd be able to get the house. For instance, I wanted to increase my credit score, to be in a situation where I'm able to increase my debt to income that I'm debt-free and could prove that. So, I sought for relief help, looked through it, and did some research.

I was paying out more than I have to live and so I looked into Accredited Debt Relief. The enrollment process was easy, and the counselor was very nice. He did everything. He understood where I was at and why I was doing it. Whatever I asked him, he answered me, so it's good. I felt very comfortable working with him. Working with Accredited Debt Relief is going to give me a little bit more money to buy food and stuff. I would definitely recommend them and would tell my friends to try it.