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  • Abdullah Zakaria reviewed
    SwiftDebtRelief.com

    When I first signed up with Swift Debt Relief, I was hopeful. They promised to slash my $28,000 debt down to $21,000, with manageable monthly payments of $450 over four years. It sounded perfect. But soon, things got messy. That $450? It covered just one account. To settle other debts, I had to fork out separately for each. Fees piled up, and I saw no real progress in reducing my debt. They assured me I wouldn't face court troubles and promised support if I did, but those promises turned out to be hollow. In my experience, they operate in a deceptive manner, leaving me with more questions than answers. Be careful if you consider their services.

  • Elizabeth A Silva reviewed
    VerifyDebtSolutions.com

    I thought I'd found the perfect solution for my $60,000 credit card debt. They promised to cut it down to $30,000, which sounded great. Over a year passed, and I paid $1,000 every month. But instead of shrinking, my debt ballooned to $80,000 because of the interest. They took $8,000 for their fee and then said they managed to negotiate the debt down to $42,000. Yet, most of my accounts are still unresolved. Progress? Barely. The interest just keeps piling up. My credit score only bumped up by 25 points. I feel like they didn't deliver on their promises, and I'm stuck in a worse spot than before.

  • Alaadin reviewed
    SwiftDebtRelief.com

    I've been dealing with Swift Debt Relief for nearly a year, and it's been a frustrating experience. I signed up hoping for straightforward debt settlement but ended up with a mess of unclear accounts and missing documentation. I've paid over $3,090, yet only $515.64 seems to have gone to my creditors. The rest? It looks like hefty fees, including a suspicious $1,269.91 that matches the 29% fee they charge. On top of that, I got hit with other fees like EPPS monthly fees and NSF fees. The final straw was when I missed a payment due to insufficient funds. Swift immediately voided my settlements and said they’d “re-negotiate” once funds were available. It feels like a setup to charge me that 29% fee all over again. If you're considering Swift, insist on detailed records and clear answers upfront. I’m still waiting for them to fix this mess and provide the transparency they promised.