How it works
This section explains how to resolve your debt, including:
- How to review information about your debt
- The convenient payment options we offer
- How to learn about our policies in the debt process
Review your debt.
You may not have heard of us before and wonder who we are
We will provide you with the name and address of the original creditor and obtain verification of the debt or judgment.
To dispute this debt, you can contact our office via letter 9675 NW 5th Street, # 16183, Plantation, FL 33317, call us at (954) 480-1851 or email us at disputemydebt@professionalmitigationservices.com
Know your payment options.
We’re happy to provide flexible payment options.
You can:
- Pay your balance off in one payment
- Set up a payment plan
- Make a payment to reduce your balance
You can customize your plan to control:
- Amount per payment
- Number of payments
- Length of plan
Know your payment options.
We’re happy to provide flexible payment options.
You can:
- Pay your balance off in one payment
- Set up a payment plan
- Make a payment to reduce your balance
You can customize your plan to control:
- Amount per payment
- Number of payments
- Length of plan
Options you have:
- Pay more when you can
- Modify your plan to change payment frequency and method
- Change your payments when needed
- See the amount of your last payment
You can also make payment(s) at any time to keep reducing your balance.
When you make a payment or set up a plan, you can choose your payment method:
- Pay by checking or savings account
- Pay by debit card
We work with you, at your pace, to help you resolve your debt. Contact our office via letter, call us at (954) 480-1851 or email us at disputemydebt@professionalmitigationservices.com
Our Policies
Please know that we:
- won’t charge interest on unsecured debt or servicing fees
- won’t resell your debt to anyone else
- will send you confirmation when your debt is resolved
- will provide you with clear and accurate information about your account
- may give you a savings offer to resolve your debt for less than what you owe
Special circumstances
Some circumstances require special attention:
Hardships
If you are experiencing difficult circumstances that hinder your ability to make arrangements on your account, we want you to know that we understand and are here to help.