Category Archives: Scams

Why Atlanta Taxpayers Might Still Be Eligible For a Late Tax Refund

You thought pumpkin pie was tasty – how about a slice of a $164 million pie the IRS is hoping to serve up this season? No, it’s not a scam, say Atlanta bankruptcy attorneys. It’s just the government’s effort to get late tax refunds to the more than 100,000 Americans that haven’t yet received money… Read More »

Didn’t Get a Tax Refund This Year? Uncle Sam Might Be Looking For You

If you’re more worried about turkey, pies and grocery bills than your taxes this week, you’re not alone. But there’s a reason you might want to take time out from your hectic holiday schedule to check on your tax situation – especially if you’re looking for ways to help lower debt, say Chicago bankruptcy attorneys…. Read More »

Why Chicago Debt Settlement Companies May Not Solve Your Debt Problems

Score another one for the consumer. Debt settlement companies are no longer allowed to charge upfront fees, thanks to the Federal Trade Commission’s attempt to clean up shady debt relief practices. That must make debt settlement a good deal, right? Unfortunately, that’s not the case. There’s a reason that debt relief companies – or scams,… Read More »

How New Debt Settlement Rules Could Affect Atlanta Consumers

Negotiating the world of debt relief just got a little easier. As of last week, debt settlement companies can no longer charge upfront fees. So does that mean you can’t go wrong with hiring someone to settle your debt? Not exactly, say Atlanta attorneys. Companies are still allowed to charge for services rendered – and… Read More »

Why Selling Gold for Cash Might Not Be a Good Deal

In today’s tough economic times, it seems everyone is on the lookout for a golden opportunity – but surprisingly, selling your gold may not be one. Don’t get me wrong, I’m all for making money off stuff you don’t need or want – for instance, by hocking clothes, electronics and such on eBay and Craigslist…. Read More »