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We have to say that we are not surprised by these new tactics. It was only a matter of time. You may want to be careful who you include in your online social networks. Here is the link: http://www.cracked.com/article_19074_5-disturbing-new-ways-debt-collecto...

Check out this guy's take on odious personal debt.

We, naturally, agree wholeheartedly and can help you find a solution. Call us today.

We like the idea of occupying your student loans as presented in this article. We also like the idea of occupying your credit cards, a mission we have had since long before the Occupy movement came into being. Contact us today to see if we can help you occupy your debt.

Although Bank of America recently publicly relented on its $5 debit card fee, we can see that the banks will get their pound of flesh one way or another as shown in this article.

Interesting article about the state of Americans in debt:
http://www.oftwominds.com/blogoct11/debt-serfdom-now-norm10-11.html

Debt collection may be booming but we can stop them! See article here.

This article explains that Discover card profits for Q3 doubled. The article cites increased card usage and higher rates of payments contributing to the profit.

This article illustrates an increasing trend of defaulting student loan debtors. The problem with defaulting on student loans is that they never go away. It is almost impossible to discharge student loans. However, when you default on credit card debt it eventually goes away if you strategize properly.

Read this funny article in "The Onion." It just goes to show that we have to keep a good sense of humor about these things. Please note for those who are unfamiliar with "The Onion" that the article is satire.

This article from CNN Money tells of recent numbers from the New York Federal Reserve that indicate overall household debt is down. These numbers take into account all forms of consumer borrowing, including mortgages, auto loans, student loans, and credit cards. Frankly the report comes as a surprise for those of us on the front lines who see people taking on more debt every day to pay for basic necessities. But if the Federal Reserve says it, it must be true.