Credit Solutions Com Port
Sometimes, when you are looking for assistance, especially when it relates to credit solutions info it is tough to get the answers you are looking for. Every situation can be unique and different, and it usually is both unique and different from the information provided. I know that when I would search for information relating to my credit problems I could usually find a piece here that related to my situation and then I might find another article or some info that related to a part of my situation. Rarely did I ever find exactly what I was looking for without a lot of leg work that was incredibly time consuming.
Even though search engines and the Internet have vastly increased the ability to get information out to the masses, it has at the same time increased the amount of completely useless information available to the masses. So now, instead of having to search for the information, you have to search for the information and then attempt to glean from that information what is legitimate information and what is someone just spouting off from the top of their head what they think or what they have been told in the past. It becomes increasingly important to evaluate information instead of just finding it, so paid services tend to offer more reliable information than free services because then they become somewhat liable for the information they offer. This is something to think about when you are spending hours and hours surfing the same information over and over again to no avail.
I would like to attempt to save some of you from this frustration that I have known over the years. I don’t have all the answers, but I have experienced some of the issues that may be facing you right now. Because of this, what I would like to do is offer up a “com port” of sorts to anyone with questions. I tend to relate a lot of things to computers, since I’ve been in the IT field for a decade or so it makes sense to me. You see, a “com port” is short for “communications port” in personal computer lingo. And that is why I’m calling this our credit solutions com port. I want to offer up the comments section for you to ask questions about your specific situation that you are needing an answer or answers to. If someone else has the answer I would hope they would respond. If I have any information that would be helpful, or if I know the answer I’ll follow up with the answer to your question.
I hope to make this as interactive as possible so you can get what you are looking for as quickly as possible. A couple of quick notes/rules:
1. Please do NOT post sensitive financial information. I cannot and will not be held responsible for your privacy concerns if you post anything sensitive or identifying on this PUBLIC blog/forum. Just consider anything you write to be public information once posted, and it will be treated this way.
2. I will not be responding directly to ANY post via email or answer any questions about this topic or post via email. I also will only respond if I have relevant information or insight that I feel may be helpful. Others should follow suit.
3. Please make every attempt to write your questions from a generic standpoint by changing any identifiable information (names, companies, etc.)
4. None of the answers are to be taken as legal advice, but ONLY as informational commentary and opinion.
I hope that we will be able, as a community, to assist each other when it comes to our credit solutions.
