Mr. Reset here. I’ve looked at your credit report and have some recommendations for you.
Debt’s a powerful tool–but it’s not good when it gets out of control. That’s ok, because you have options.
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Not all debts are a fit for debt relief. We’ll help you understand when that’s true and why.
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Hi, I’m Mr. Reset. If you’re here, you probably have some debt, and that’s ok. Most Americans do!
The good news is that there are all kinds of things people can do with their debt, like getting a better loan, negotiating settlements, reorganizing your payments, and more. I’ll help you find the right one for you.
Mr. Reset is a service created by people who believe that tackling your debt shouldn’t begin with speaking to a stranger in a far-flung call center.
Mr. Reset doesn’t sell your data, which is protected by state-of-the-art security protocols and encryption. With your consent, Mr. Reset introduces you to a trusted partner to help you with your debt.
It depends on your situation, but the assessment questionnaire is quick and easy to follow.
Some options focus on unsecured debts. Bankruptcy, however, helps you resolve both secured and unsecured debts.
Mr. Reset is free to use. But if you go ahead with a debt resolution strategy, you’ll pay the partner a fee. These fees vary, and some of them are contingent on performance.
You can pick a strategy, start pursuing it and stop before the program is complete. If you do this because you realize you need more aggressive assistance that may be ok. But if you just quit you could find yourself in a significantly worse financial position than before.
No. But it can help you get your finances in order and access credit responsibly. That’s the best way to improve your credit rating in the long run.
None of the debt resolution options offered prevent you from borrowing in the future.