Liberty Debt Relief Reviews

The enrollment process at Liberty Debt was easy. At first, it was more for a loan, but then the rep I worked with helped me out. He was saying that the debt relief would help me out interest-wise. They really provided great service. I would do it again if I had to.

When I called Liberty Debt, they had a whole list of all the other people to call. The rep asked me what I was looking for, what I wanted to do. And he went over my different options and the benefits of them. I decided to get a loan, go through the program, and then I changed my mind and called to cancel it, but then I talked to somebody else, and he seemed a little bit more experienced, and he gave me some more information. I felt more comfortable and continued because I was gonna get a loan instead of the program. It was a nice, smooth experience. The rep was pleasant too.

I was applying for a loan and then ended up with a consolidation agreement. Eric was very helpful and informative. I was impressed with his knowledge and patience with what was going on there, and the information that he had available and ready. However, I applied through Credit Karma for a loan, and I thought I'd scheduled everything for that loan, and then found out that there were a lot of options. If they could prepare a little better. You think you applied for one thing, but then it's a bunch of options. I may have overlooked something on that.

I called Liberty Debt Relief and they explained the process. They didn't qualify me, but they gave me an option, and I wanted the option. The enrollment process was good for me. It was a little long, but it was easy. I am still brand new to the program. The first payment starts on the 17th. After that, I'll find out how it goes. My debt relief consultant was very easy to understand. He explained everything to me. I was impressed with how assuring he made it. He didn't try to pressure me into anything. I was very comfortable working with him. It was an easy process. So far, so good.

I wanted to take out a loan and I got denied, and Liberty Debt Relief told me how to fix my credit. Their rep gave me the option of clearing up some of my debt payment by payment, possibly even early, if I could. I plan on paying payments for that loan, so the more I pay, the more debt that will come off, and it should raise my credit score as I'm doing it. So, I was interested in it. I make enough money to pay it, and I hope it all goes well. I hope it will raise my credit to make things a little easier for me to do business.

I was seeking better loan options, and I ended up having one of those plan reliefs through Liberty Debt Relief. Everything was pretty much done online, and it was simple. I just answered questions. Whenever I speak with the customer service, they have been straightforward. They have the program set up for two years. We're waiting on some stuff still, too. I will recommend Liberty. I will tell others to give them a try or suggest it in hardships.

Liberty charged me what my actual credit card account was, without interest. Everything they said they were gonna do, they did. Everything worked pretty good, except they haven't taken the total that I paid them off of my credit report.

Enrolling with Liberty Debt Relief's program was simple. They made a payment plan. I'm paying the same thing that they told me, but a portion of that is going towards an attorney fee, which I understand. I wish I would have known that, but it didn't change the payments. Sometimes, their reps get in touch with me and the stuff hasn't been updated on the application onto my profile. So they're trying to get information out of me and then I'm not able to visually see what's going on. So, I don't want to talk to them. They were actual people that work for Liberty, but it's just that my stuff wasn't updated onto my profile. I let them know about it, and they made sure that it was updated to my profile.

Liberty sent me something in the mail and said that they could help consolidate my debt. Their marketing works as they got the hook on me. During the enrollment process, I talked to a gentleman from Liberty about what the process would look like, what was in the contract, what the timeline would be, and what the payments would be. And then, they found a way to get me zero interest as well. So I was paying a flat rate per month until the debt was paid off. The gentleman was very knowledgeable and patient. There were some things I thought I understood, but when I repeated them back, I didn’t fully understand them. He walked me through it again, which was awesome.

Everything has been good so far with Liberty Debt Relief. I first heard about them on Facebook, and I decided to use them because they answered questions. The enrollment process was okay. The reps let me know what they did and how it went about and answered any questions we had. They didn’t pressure us and gave my husband and me time to discuss and make a final decision. I’ve only talked to my debt relief consultant once, and everything was fine. My debt isn’t very big, and it’s only my second payment that has been taken out by Liberty, but I’ve received notifications about where they’ve made offers. I still get occasional calls, but not like I used to from debt collectors, which is a big relief.

Liberty Debt Relief is good. I couldn't handle all the debt, so I contacted them to help me out. I got a quote and decided to go with it. The enrollment process was very easy and fast, but lately, I'm getting a little hard time to make them understand what I want to do. Besides that, the program and the payment plan worked very well, and I'm almost done.

I was trying to build my credit and get out of debt on an easier pay schedule, and Liberty Debt Relief's advertisement reached me. It was the first one I saw and when I called about it, they explained it on the phone. The rep was very knowledgeable. He was able to answer all my questions and persuade me to go with Liberty Debt Relief. It seemed worth my money and it was an easy onboarding. They gave me a payment plan, and I agreed upon it. Every time someone that I owe a debt to agrees on an amount, they'll send me a text message, and it has me agree.

I received a letter about Liberty Debt Relief through mail. I was looking into my options, and I ended up choosing that one back in June. Enrollment was easy. They guided me through signing up and through the emails. They helped me throughout the whole process. The rep was able to explain the program very well in a way I understood what he was trying to say and he was always willing to answer any questions as well as repeat himself if I needed him to. He was able to set up a plan, and he guided me through how it was gonna work. I was comfortable with it. They collect the payment that I give and they relieve some of my debts.

I needed help with my debts. I called Liberty, and I liked what they offered. The monthly payment was doable and I also like how they handle everything. I don't have to do anything. I feel really comfortable working with them. Ther provide good service. I would definitely recommend Liberty to others.

Liberty Debt Relief has been great. They're paying off all my debt so I'm pretty excited about that. And they're really nice and polite, and I have a certain gentleman that I like to talk to, Lucas, so I speak to him. If he's busy, he'll get back to me. He's very convincing and very polite. I have a great time with them. After he had to fill up something, I had to go on my tablet and sign the papers, which was pretty easy and fast. I did talk to one of the women that they paid off. She was not happy. She says, “Well, you need to look at your credit score because now your credit score is down.”

Liberty's enrollment process was great and the people that helped me get everything set up were outstanding. They were helpful. So, we got it all going. It's just I kept on getting notice through an email. I was paying money in, but I wasn't seeing nothing was done at first. Then I started getting kind of like debt collection calls and stuff like that. But when I called in and told them about it, they had me to send them everything, and that was helpful. It was easy to communicate with them. Someone got in contact with me either through email or telephone every time I call. So, that wasn't a problem. It was just the wait. And I understand that it took time. I had to build up the money and stuff before they made a settlement but for all the experience, I thought it was really great, and I'm glad we got it resolved.

Liberty Debt Relief has been okay. They sent me a brochure saying that they could offer me a loan at the time I had some credit cards that I wanted to pay off. So, I tried for the loan, and they said I didn't qualify for the loan, but they could give me a debt relief, which they would lobby on my credit card company and get a settlement price, and then I would have to pay a monthly fee of that much for that much years. It was better for me to have my cards being paid off and not accumulating interest, where as in every time I do pay, it's just interest, and the payment is not going down.

Liberty Debt Relief set me up with a four-year program. It's on auto-pay, and up to now, everything's been okay. The customer service with Liberty has been great. I would tell others to use them.

I love Liberty Debt Relief. My experience has been great. I like the quality of their service and their kindness.

I was trying to pay off my debt and Liberty Debt Relief offered their debt consolidation program. I've been enrolled since august of last year and I'm paying down my debt. The online service is easy to use and navigate. I'm on an auto-payment plan and assuming the program continues the way it is, then it works. It's worth checking out.

I received something in the mail about a loan, and then I was told I didn’t qualify for it. Instead, another debt relief program was suggested. The rep explained the program and made it sound like the best thing since sliced bread. I asked if I would have to give up all my credit cards, and they said no. Since then, I’ve tried to cancel three times, but they wouldn’t let me, even though they told me I could cancel at any time. Communicating with Liberty’s representatives has also been difficult. Right now, they’re negotiating some of my accounts. If I had to do it over again, I wouldn’t do it. Liberty is going to destroy your credit. They say it’s supposed to get better once you get through the program, but we’ll see.

I put all my credit cards into Liberty Debt Relief. My husband recommended them and I ended up signing for a one year program. My experience with them at the beginning was fine. But the program changed. Now it has to be another year because they filed for an account that I have and they uploaded my bill. They said I got one choice and if they don't upload my bill, I have to go to court. It doesn't make sense to me since I got them supposedly working on my debt relief. That's not good as it shows that they don't know how to work with my debt. So, I'm not going to recommend them.

Liberty Debt Relief sent me a letter and I've had a good experience enrolling with them. The reps I interacted with have been good as well.

Liberty has better control of getting the job done. We're moving forward and it's been a great experience with them.

Whenever I called back and I had another question, they were always available. I like the quality of their service and my experience with them so far has been good. My only concern is getting to that point where they can actually make a deal. I'm used to paying all my stuff on time and I hate seeing that debts are not getting any payments right now. Other than that, I haven't had bad experience, thus far. I would explain the whole thing to my friends and inform them that Liberty is a good company. They question, and were pretty cooperative in terms of working with you.

I was on disability, and my funds weren't coming in like I needed them to, so I was falling behind in my bills. Liberty Debt Relief offered to consolidate my bills and make it one payment. The process wasn't difficult to do. They put together a payment plan, I agreed with it, and they accepted it. Right now, it's working out.

The reps were very nice when I signed up for the program. But I didn't know that I was gonna pay for almost five years. I've been on the program for a year and a half now. Also, I didn't realize that it was so much I'm paying. Liberty Debt Relief is charging me too much.

Liberty's program helped me get out of debt. It seems like it'd be a long process to get out of debt, but I'm gonna be in mine for four years. When I was signing up, the process was quick and easy. Their rep took his time with me and explained to me how the whole process works. I was worried about my credit score. He did tell me it was gonna drop, but he said once everything starts, comes to agreements and then it starts paying off the different cars and their loans as I go on through my term, then my score will go back up. Overall, about all the companies out there, Liberty seems legit.

The enrollment process with Liberty Debt Relief was easy and the representative I worked with was excellent. It was very reassuring that this was a legit company. With me being old school and without access to emails, we communicated by text, and they've been very kind. They also call me or send something in the mail. Liberty Debt Relief has relieved some of my stress and I'm a little more at ease with the budget.

Enrolling with Liberty Debt Relief was easy and if I asked a question, they would respond. In the beginning, I was a little stressed over things. I wasn't 100% clear on how slow the process was. They got in contact with my creditors, but I'm in more debt than when I started. I'm here now, so there's nothing I can do because if I back out, I have a lot of penalties against me and more fees that I would have to pay. I wish they would have explained all that a little more versus finding out as I'm going through the process. They are helping me with my debt, but my credit score is way garbage from when I first started dealing with them. In the long run though, the program is gonna get me out of the debt that I was in.