Comments on: Debtors Anonymous

By: Ellie

Ellie — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 13:33:49 +0000

Debtors Anonymous seems to have all the tools the suffering debtor needs to get back on his or her feet and live abundantly. They have what are called “Pressure Relief Groups” to address any problem the person is facing. It also puts the DA member first. It does not concentrate on paying all debts, no matter how large, as fast as possible. This causes deprivation which then leads to a binge. It seems to hold all the key ingredients to held someone in financial despair and the best part about the program is that is is free – no dues or fees for membership. Unfortunately, the program is not well known to the public.

By: Margreta

Margreta — Sat, 11 Jul 2009 01:55:37 +0000

I tried Debtors Anonymous and it helped tremendously. I was able to keep records of my spending and develop spending plans which actually put me first! It gave me peace of mind and at time when I was considering suicide. The best part about it was that you didn’t have to pay to get in or pay a retainer fee like some of these other so=called “debt assistance” places. I feel better, my financial situation is better and my future seems much brighter. Too bad there aren’t more groups in Canada. They have phone meetings though but they’re not quite as good as the real face to face gatherings.

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By: Bad Loan Consolidation

Bad Loan Consolidation — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 16:59:05 +0000

Well most of us are heavily dependent on debt which indeed is a bad idea

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