Consumer Debt Relief - How Negative Media Misleads Consumers From the Facts

March 31, 2010 - PRLog -- Our current market shows a decline in the sales in practically every existing field. This is because the consumers have been hit badly due to the economic downward plunge. The recession has opened the venue top consumer debt relief so that the sales can go up again. But the media portrays consumer debt relief as something negative. Is this a fact or a misguidance? I will leave the final decision to you after presenting you a few facts.

What Is a News Item?

We all know that something unusual that takes place is what gets the attention of the media. Nobody has ever seen footage of all the kids who went to school and got back safe and sound. This happens all the time so this never requires any media attention.

Similarly, if a person goes to a bank and comes back with his cash has nothing to report on the media. Or if a person applies for a consumer debt relief through a settlement company and gets 60% of his debt eliminated there is nothing for the media to talk about. Because this is how things are supposed to happen.

The Negative Truth

Surely everything that media presents has some truth in it. Most of the stories that are publicized do have an existence. For example the existence of fraud settlement companies cannot be denied, but then don't we keep coming across swindlers and con artists everywhere? This does not make the entire consumer debt relief program a hoax. I do not deny that many people have had bad experiences with settlement companies, but people have had major disasters while travelling in cars and airplanes, should the rest discontinue using cars and airplanes?

Conclusion

The fact that the relief programs are backed by the government and the legitimate settlement companies are approved by the government and work under government issued licenses just like any legal firm is enough surety of these programs being legit.

We have to realize the fact that the world is not all clean and free of frauds, but at the same time there is good in it too. There are hundreds of cases when people did manage get a reduction in their unsecured credit card debts. What media presents is something out of sorts or different from routine. Getting a settlement deal is something which is not out of its league. So media has nothing exciting to talk about, but when a fraud takes place media jumps on to it. The result is that the public get to only hear about the negative occurrences.

This is what misleads the masses who have otherwise not heard about consumer debt relief and how professional relief networks can help people get their debt eliminated through a settlement deal without facing the consequences of a bankruptcy.

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