Bad Credit?

Consumer credit decreased at an annual rate of 10-1/2 percent in July 2009.
Federal Reserve Statistical Release (September 8, 2009)

What does this mean?
A low credit score is bad news. Consequences of bad credit include, but are not limited to: job ineligibility, high interest rates, high insurance premiums, high mortgage or lender’s rates, and difficulty acquiring loans or purchasing a house or car.

NCS reports outstanding accounts to Experian and TransUnion, two of three major credit bureaus. This is not to penalize innocent people or take anyones money, NCS simply acts as a middle man between creditors and consumers. Businesses today with large amounts of bad debt and high charge-offs would be forced out of business if they did not hire agencies to recover their delinquent accounts.

Remember that NCS is willing to work with you and can set up an arrangement that best suits your situation. After paying off your account NCS reports to the Credit Bureau weekly so that your Credit will be cleared as soon as possible.

Please speak to one of our Debt Recovery Specialists if you have questions at all
(405) 619-3630 Call Now!

Take care of your credit and pay off your debt(s) to avoid accumulated interest and collection notices.