Eliminate Debt. Keep the Business.

Permanently settle merchant cash advances, bank loans, unsecured loans, vendor debts, and secured commercial loans.

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    This one-time payment gives you the knowledge, strategies, and ability to negotiate and solve your debt issues.

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  • $3,000.00

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REVIEWS

5 star rating

This Really Saved My Business

Sarah Ball

Its only been a few weeks and I have already received reduced settlement offers I didn't know I could get! The collectors stopped going after me and my busin...

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Its only been a few weeks and I have already received reduced settlement offers I didn't know I could get! The collectors stopped going after me and my business after I learned what to do and what to expect.

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5 star rating

LOVED IT!

Anthony Fray

I took out Merchant Cash Advances to keep my business going during the pandemic and eventually could not keep up with the payments. This course helped me pau...

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I took out Merchant Cash Advances to keep my business going during the pandemic and eventually could not keep up with the payments. This course helped me pause the withdrawals until I was able to afford a settlement. Thank you!!!

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Well that was easy

Sam Foley

It was actually kind of easy to do this. I've hired people in the past to help me with my business debt and it cost a fortune. It's about time there is a cou...

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It was actually kind of easy to do this. I've hired people in the past to help me with my business debt and it cost a fortune. It's about time there is a course on this.

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MANUAL AND PREVIEW VIDEOS

  1. 1
  2. 2

    • Phase 1 Intro
  3. 3

    • P1 - 1 Chapter Intro

    • P1 - 1.1 Understand the Big Picture

    • P1 - 1.2 Learn What NOT to Do

    • P1 - 1.3 Creditors Lies and Empty Threats

    • P1 - 1.4 Be Prepared for Lawsuit Threats

    • P1 - 1.5 Your Rights as a Business Debtor

    • P1 - 1.6 Read Creditor Communication Guidelines (1st Party)

    • P1 - 1.6 Read Creditor Communication Guidelines (3rd Party)

    • P1 - 1.7 When To Use a Lawyer
  4. 4

    • P1 - 2 Chapter Intro

    • P1 - 2.1 Create a New Google Account

    • P1 - 2.2 Download Chrome Browser

    • P1 - 2.3 Set up a Google Voice Phone Number

    • P1 - 2.4 Manage Contacts and Labels on Gmail

    • P1 - 2.5 Create Google Drive Folders and Upload Documents

    • P1 - 2.6 Create a Gmail Task List

    • P1 - 2.7 Create Tasks and Reminders on Google Calendar

    • P1 - 2.8 Google Account Overview
  5. 5

    • P1 - 3 Chapter Intro

    • P1 - 3.1 Get the Spreadsheet of Woe

    • P1 - 3.2 Get to Know the Spreadsheet of Woe

    • P1 - 3.3 Update the Spreadsheet of Woe
  6. 6

    • P1 - 4 Chapter Intro

    • P1 - 4.1 Check New Bank Account Guidelines
  7. 7

    • P1 - 5 Chapter Intro

    • P1 - 5.1 Change Credit Card Processor and Online Merchant Accounts
  8. 8

    • P1 - 6 Chapter Intro

    • P1 - 6.1 How To Close Your Bank Account
  9. 9

    • P1 - 7.1 Warn Clients
  10. 10

    • P1 - 8.1 Warn Staff and Family
  11. 11

    • P1 - 9.1 Locate Creditor's Contact Info
  12. 12

    • P1 - 10.1. Locate Court and UCC Filings Against Your Business
  13. 13

    • Phase 2 Intro
  14. 14

    • P2 - 1.1 Review Creditor Communication Guidelines

    • P2 - 1.2 Request Statement and Contract

    • P2 - 1.3 Stop Creditor Harassment
  15. 15

    • P2 - 1.1 Review Creditor Communication Guidelines

    • P2 - 1.2 Request Statement and Contract

    • P2 - 1.3 Stop Creditor Harassment
  16. 16

    • P2 - 2 Chapter Intro

    • P2 - 2.1 Read The Settlement Guidelines

    • P2 - 2.2 Understand Judgements, Summons, and 406 Notices

    • P2 - 2.3 Deal With Legal Filings
  17. 17

    • P2 - 2 Chapter Intro

    • P2 - 2.1 Read The Settlement Guidelines

    • P2 - 2.2 Understand Judgements, Summons, and 406 Notices

    • P2 - 2.3 Deal With Legal Filings
  18. 18

    • P2 - 3.1 Deal With Held Receivables
  19. 19

    • P2 - 3.1 Deal With Held Receivables
  20. 20

    • P2 - 4.1 Deal With Frozen Personal Bank Account

    • P2 - 4.2 Deal With Frozen Business Bank Account
  21. 21

    • P2 - 4.1 Deal With Frozen Personal Bank Account

    • P2 - 4.2 Deal With Frozen Business Bank Account
  22. 22

    • Phase 3 Intro
  23. 23

    • P3 - 1.1 Create Hardship Documentation
  24. 24

    • P3 - 2.1 Update Gmail Account & the Spreadsheet of Woe
  25. 25

    • P3 - 3.1 - Review the Communication Guidelines

    • P3 - 3.2 - Review the Settlement Guidelines

    • P3 - 3.3 - Email Creditors You Need To Stall
  26. 26

    • P3 - 3.1 - Review the Communication Guidelines

    • P3 - 3.2 - Review the Settlement Guidelines

    • P3 - 3.3 - Email Creditors You Need To Stall
  27. 27

    • P3 - 4.1 Gather Additional Hardship Documentation
  28. 28

    • Phase 4 - Phase Intro
  29. 29

    • P4 - 1.1 Update Hardship Documentation
  30. 30

    • P4 - 2.1 Update Gmail and the Spreadsheet of Woe
  31. 31

    • P4 - 3 Chapter Intro

    • P4 - 3.1 Email Settlement Offers
  32. 32

    • P4 - 3 Chapter Intro

    • P4 - 3.1 Email Settlement Offers
  33. 33

    • P4 - 4 Chapter Intro

    • P4 - 4.1 Email Settlement Terms to the Creditor

    • P4 - 4.2 Email the Settlement Agreement to the Creditor
  34. 34

    • P4 - 4 Chapter Intro

    • P4 - 4.1 Email Settlement Terms to the Creditor

    • P4 - 4.2 Email the Settlement Agreement to the Creditor
  35. 35

    • P4 - 5.1 Terminate Legal Filings Against Your Business

    • P4 - 5.2 Update Business Credit Reports
  36. 36

    • P4 - 5.1 Terminate Legal Filings Against The Debtor's Business

    • P4 - 5.2 Update Business Credit Reports