Global Debt Management LLC
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Global Debt Management LLC is a diversified financial services company providing a network of financial solutions for asset and debt management. Utilizing money savings techniques for debt management, asset disposition and finance restructuring options.
Through the established relationships that with the creditors and financial institutions, Global Debt Management LLC is able to successfully negotiate the debts of clients at a substantial discount. Its representatives work each case individually to determine your eligibility, and then, if you qualify, they will establish a program that best fits your financial situation.
Contact Global Debt Management LLC:
18881 Von Karman Ave., Suite 1500
Irvine, CA 92612
Phone: 1-888-217-9216
Fax: 1-800-690-5120
E-mail: cs@globaldebtmgmt.com
Reviews (4)
Samantha
November 6th, 2009 at 10:17 pm
Hello all, I have had a recent experience with this particular company. I had a tremendous amount of stress dealing with my credit card debt. Losing sleep, constant phone calls from the companies asking for some sort of payment for months on end. A form appeared in my mailbox, so I decided to give them a call and spoke with their agent who was helpful in educating me on different options available to me as a consumer. After visiting their office and sitting down I was finally at ease with regards to my finances. I have been in their program now for 8 months, and very satisfied with their services and would recommend to family and friends.Good Luck!
dario
May 4th, 2010 at 6:12 pm
Hello, I got involved with the Co. global debt management to negotiate down my credit cards debt as well as my mortgage and equity loan interest rate down. They told me not to pay my mortgage for three months (1st mistake) I payed GDM the three months. they never did anything for the equity loan. I payed them $717.00 a months for eleven and all I got constant calls, letter and judgment along with bad credit. I received a letter stating that the lawyers stole our money and to contact the Barr association of Ca. at this point I tried to get my money the is in the escrow co. Note world in the sum of approx. $ 8,000 that was to pay down my credit cards in which they said the only amount i can get is $1,300.00 what can i do help.
Terry
July 21st, 2010 at 2:28 pm
After investing a couple of thousand dollars with them, I found out I could settle my debt with the company I owed for less by simply negotiating with the company itself. Freedom Debt promises to settle your debt, but you must pay out monthly which includes the cost of their services for many months. They do not begin negotiation with the company you owe UNTIL the debt goes to a collection agency. By this time your credit rating is ruined. I was rushed into signing up with them BEFORE another payment was due, which leads one to assume they want to begin negotiations a.s.a.p. Wrong. If you contact the ctedit card company and negotiate with them, your results financially will be much better.
Chris W
August 11th, 2010 at 5:35 pm
I signed up with GDM in February of 2010 hoping to settle my unsecured debts due to lose of wages at work. I was told by the company they average a 50% pay off of the original balance. That sounded amazing to me. They also told me they would work with my collectors to settle debt. It is August of 2010 now and they have not settled a single debt, out of 5, and I was even sued in court by one of the collectors. They told me only 2% of their clients actually go to court, and to have a judgment (lose a court case) against you takes at least 2-3 court dates before a judge will do that. I went to court last Friday and spoke to the judge for 2-3 minutes before I had a judgment against me. For them talking to my collectors on my behalf never happened either. I got phone calls from the second I stopped paying my monthly bills and I still get them everyday. GDM ensured me they would give me legal paperwork to mail to the collectors which would make the phone calls stop. I mailed it in, and still phone calls. All they want is your MONEY. I paid them $2,200 and was only able to save up $1,500 in an account to work off the debt I owed. GDM will only attempt to talk to collectors once you have 60% of the original balance in your account. That takes so long you get sued in court before they even talk to your collectors. They are very convincing on the phone. Even after my court date the customer service lady was trying to tell me to stay current on my payments to them and they will handle all the rest of my debts. In the six months I was with this company they did not do one helpful thing for me. My credit is horrible, the company I lost to in court said they are going to garnish my wages, and now I have lost $2,200. I hope this stops somebody from making the same mistake I did.
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