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New Video Reveals The Biggest Danger For Consumers Sued By A Collector

By M. Stan Herring

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We recently made a video discussing the biggest danger that consumers face when they are sued in Alabama by a collector or debt buyer - not answering the lawsuit! We are amazed at how often this happens.

Consumers who don't answer the lawsuit face a default judgment which means the collector or debt buyer wins.

But if you answer the lawsuit then you have given yourself a chance to be successful. We discuss these types of issues in more detail in our free report on Debt Buyer Secrets that you can request through our website or by calling us at 205-879-2447 or by filling out the form below the video. We wish you the best!

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Full post as published by Alabama Consumer Blog on May 24, 2009 (boomark / email).

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