Includes 2 Full Length Instructional Video

Part 1

Here Brian gives you great tips and a new “Consumer Mini-Miranda” to settle debts with collectors and law firms in response to collection letters or just prior to answering the lawsuit. It is all about taking control of the discussion with the collector and using the “Three Strikes Rule” to keep discussions on the right path or get out of a fruitless conversation with a Headset Harriet. As stated in the video, you don’t have to give them a ton of personal info to get a settlement discussion going. Try to get them to admit they have not validated the debt or don’t have proper proof. Settlement discussions are protected and can’t be used to prove liability against you. The new Consumer Mini-Miranda, however, allows any discussion of ownership into any court proceedings as the Burder of Proof of Ownership by the Plaintiff cannot be waived by the settlement discussions rule. Good luck.

Part 2

Here, Brian continues his video series on settling collection debts, this time against a debt collector attorney. Part 2 in the series shows how to be a problem and not a victim in gaining control with a debt collector attorney who eventually just wants you to go away-if you are problem. So, use the tips in the video to beat the collector and get the best deal. Video also has a Bill and Expense Cheat Sheet attached on the membership site along with Part 1 all included in bundle for a low price. It will save you a bundle. Go get ’em.

Documents included with these video:

• Barclays Request for Securitization Letter Form (word)
• CAP ONE Securitization Letter (word)
• Creditor Validation instructions and follow-up (word)
• Creditor Validation Letter (word)
• Dispute Letter for LVNV 1 (word)
• Follow up MCM Debt Validation Letter (word)
• Follow-up Validation Letter (word)
• LVNV Validation Letter (word)
• National Collegiate Student Loan Trust Validation (word)
• PRA Validation Letter (word)
• Real-Time Resolutions Validation Letter (word)
• Request for Securitization Letter from Creditor Wells Fargo (word)
• Template Dispute Letter for ID Theft (word)
• Trust Validation Letter (word)
• Validation instructions (word)
• Validation Letter Fill in Blanks (word)
• Show Notes for Part 1: Settlement Tips In Settling Collection Debt With Debt Collectors and Collection Law Firms (pdf)
• Show notes for Part 2: Collection Debt Settlement After a Lawsuit is Served On You (pdf)

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