http://www.debtfreeplea.com/debt-free/become-debt-free/ Become debt free with the help of our credit counselors and sleep better at night. Make a plea to become debt free! en-us Sat, 26 Jul 2008 15:00:00 EDT Sat, 26 Jul 2008 15:00:00 EDT Weblog Editor 2.0 How I can help you become debt free You may have heard of me. I can't reveal my exact identity to you, since I am trying to keep an extremely low profile these days, but I'll drop a few hints here and there. I used to be a professional football star, and then made millions as a sideline reporter and TV pitchman for various products. Then came the murder allegations (which I beat), the $33M wrongful death conviction and the avalanche of debt that followed. But I'm back, baby. And if I can become debt free, anyone can! But let me tell you one thing. If you think you can become debt free overnight, you're kidding yourself. It takes perseverance. Months of planning. Your efforts to become debt free are going to require planning. They need to be premeditated (in a manner of speaking). You need to catch your debt off guard, and strike when it least expects it. One night, after a trip to McDonald's, you just have to roll across town and KILL it! Then you will become debt free once and for all! Ha ha ha ha ha! Easy steps by which you can become debt free Okay, now let's get down to business. You will never become debt free if you just sit around and wait for it to happen. You're going to have to take control of the situation. That means going through a few steps before you even contact our affiliates who will help you become debt free. It all starts with you. Here are some things you can do... Request copies of your credit ratings. The first step to become debt free is to find out where you stand. Most of the time, you can obtain a credit report for free. Do a little background checking on yourself to see what mortgage companies and other lenders might unearth. Then BURY your debt problems with swift and decisive action! Settle all discrepancies early. Any disputes lingering with the phone company or other like agencies should be cleared up sooner rather than later, even if you believe you are in the wrong. Paying your overdue bills is worth it in the eyes of credit bureaus, even if you have a long standing feud over said payments. Pay off as much as possible right now. Although that minimum payment due option is oh-so-appealing, you won't become debt free if you keep paying off only that little amount. You need to make a deep cut into your debt, so that it knows you're serious. Then your interest rates will drop, and so forth. For more information on how you can beat the rap and become debt free, check out the various links on this fine site, along with our Related Resources. Sat, 26 Jul 2008 15:00:00 EDT