Looking for the following company's correct email - Credit Management Services.?
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I believe this is the contact information you needed:\n\nEmail:  credit@credit-mgmt.com\n\nPhone:  308-382-3000\n\nWeb:    http://www.credit-mgmt.com/\n\nBtw, as an added measure of online privacy, you may\nconsider scrubbing your email address from the original\nquestion since this is a public forum.
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NOT TRUE!!!\n\nI just got done with a Credit management company.  Smart Credit Management Group.  They don't give you a loan to pay off your credit cards, instead you give all of the CC information and they call your creditors on your behalf.  Negotiate lower APR's and monthly payments.  Once your cc company has accepted this offer you send one  monthly payment to your credit management company and they send payments to all of your creditors.\n\nStudly is correct.  \n\nYou will have to pay a small monthly fee for their services.  We paid $48.00 per month.  Which I think is a small price to pay to get your sanity back.  Going from over $1000.00 per month in debt to just a hair over $700.00 was a welcomed relief.  \n\nAlso, if your currently behind in your payments on a regular basis, this wont be any different then that.  The only thing that it did to my credit report is on each of my creditors it showed that I was working with a debt management company.  In which you have to look at your situation and kind of pick your poison as they say.
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Check the email filters for whoever you are using as your service.  Could be picking those up as junk mail.
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Send email to swedishcredit@visir.is  and they may be able to help
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You'll find most large companies will not give out or make readily available the email addresses of their staff especially their executive staff. I'd call their customer service and tell them what you're need is, you never know when you just might get somewhere. Especially if you give a plausible positive reason for asking for it.
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I was almost scammed by this company also.  Something just did not feel right about the paperwork that they emailed me and the email address was from a Yahoo account, sallyhamilton22@yahoo.com.  I thought that was strange.  They also wanted me to send them $940 as down payment on insurance.  I thought that was strange also.  When I called back I could not get through to the original contact Symone Athill, so I pressed another extension and that guy was Kevin Littlejohn.  He was so nervous speaking to me and he could not tell me their website address or their fax #.  Watch out for this company....
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CEOs do not realease their email addresses to the public (for obvious reasons).\n\nIf you are feeling brave, call the company and ask for it:\n\nJPMorgan Chase & Co.\n270 Park Ave.\nNew York, NY 10017\nPhone: 212-270-6000\nFax: 212-270-1648\nhttp://www.jpmorganchase.com/\n\nGood luck! You will need it!
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This is likely a "phishing" email, designed to steal personal information from you.  DO NOT click on any links or reply to this email.\n\nUnfortunately, Yahoo! and other email providers can only do so much about these attacks.  I strongly encourage you to open the provided link from JP Morgan Chase about identity theft so you can report this particular case.
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i used to have that years ago. it drove me insane with 150 emails everday. be careful of what you wish for.
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It sounds like you are earnestly trying to do something about a debt situation and I admire that. It sometimes takes much effort to get to where you want to be and sometimes you can't do it by yourself. I can make some recommendations based on experience, as I was once a financial counselor and am currently on a debt management program. Debt management is sometimes the only way that you will be able to show your creditors that you are trying to turn a new leaf. \n\nNow, I haven't heard about Ammend Credit Counseling, but that doesn't mean too much as there are probably hundreds of debt management programs out there. The important thing is to find a reputable one that best suits your needs. In case you are interested in contacting a counselor, make sure you look for these things in a company:\n\n1) A company who is genuinely trying to help consumers. A company who is looking for the consumer's best interests will not only counsel you, but they may take you through a budget, analyze your situation, provide free financial material, etc. In other words they don't just try to enroll you. You should never feel pressured. I went to the website of Ammend Credit Counseling and there didn't seem to be too much on the site about financial health, tips or advice. That doesnt' mean that they don't send you information, but you may want to check to see how concerned they are about their consumers. \n2) A company who is non-profit, certified, and has a good track record with the BBB. A company who is non-profit may ask for a donation but it is purely voluntary. All your payments should go to your creditors. Also there are regulation agencies in place to weed out the "shady" companies, so you should make sure they are certified and a responsible member of the BBB. I am not sure who certifies Ammend Credit, but you should ask. I also checked them on the BBB and they have an average number of complaints (which is expected in this industry, you can never make everyone happy!), but almost all of them have been resolved. Thats the important thing you are looking for. \n3) You also want a company that answers all your questions. You probably have lots of questions, but a caring counselor will walk you through step by step, and explain thoroughly every step of the process. \n\nSo if you are interested in the company I worked for, it is http://www.incharge.org . If you are interested in the company I have an account with, it is http://www.careonecredit.org/ . If you want to find companies in your area accredited by the AICCCA (Association of Independent Consumer Credit Counseling Agencies), then you can go to their website http://www.aiccca.org . Both of the companies I mentioned are registered with the BBB and have outstanding reputations. \n\nThere are plenty out there though, so you should find the one that best suits your needs. I hope that you get to where you want to be and don't ever give up! Patience will heal your credit. There is no quick answer. Good Luck!
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there r companies which provide email address of other companies. they charge a minimal amount but that might be very useful for u. look for any in ur area.
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http://www.creditscoresystems.com/creditor-sample-letters.html
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Check the credits to see which company did the credits, then e-mail them and ask
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Try Consumer Credit Counselling Service (0800 1381111), National Debtline (0808 8084000) or Citizens Advice (www.adviceguide.org for advice or to find local bureau). They all give free advice and can negotiate on your behalf with creditors.\n\n"Debt management companies" are profit-making organisations who WILL charge you, so avoid them.
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Ok, I did. It said "Sorry, no matches were found for 'CCAMOS@yahoo.com'." \n\nBut thanks for the 2 points!
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Find a credit card company that claims it is doing you a favour.
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Call your credit card company.