Permanently settle merchant cash advances, bank loans, unsecured loans, vendor debts, and secured commercial loans. You can disengage from unmanageable withdrawals and regain control of your cash flow in just a few days.
$2,500.00
This one-time payment gives you the knowledge, strategies, and ability to negotiate and solve your debt issues.
$3,000.00
2 monthly payments of $1,500
Until now, the only options for small businesses struggling with debt have been to declare bankruptcy, hire a debt relief agency, or an attorney. These specialists often require a monthly retainer that may last for months or years, and bankruptcy often destroys the business. Our course eliminates the need for any of these options, and the one-time cost of the course, $2500, is less than the average monthly retainer fees of other companies.
You might have signed a contract giving a creditor the right to seize any funds repeatedly. If you default and your creditor knows your bank accounts locations, they can (will) seize your money without prior notification. This course shows you how to minimize that risk.
Yes, they can and will because they do not distinguish between what money gets assigned to payroll or anything else. Creditors and collectors do not care.
After completing the steps necessary to protect your accounts, the negotiation process takes about an hour or two a week until you achieve a settlement. An employee, or someone you trust, can use this course to negotiate with creditors on your behalf. We have 3rd party templates for all creditor communications.
The “fill-in-the-blank system” for communicating with creditors makes writing emails easy. Phone scripts simplify the communication process and help you avoid missteps with duplicitous creditors.
This course gives you “breathing room” to build up settlement funds and establish settlement offers. Whether it takes two weeks or two years, the creditor is on your timeline now.
Educate yourself to avoid being taken advantage of by debt collectors and debt relief companies. Bardwell Creative gives you the tools to make your own decisions based on a systematic solution.
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...
Read MoreIts 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.
Read LessI 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...
Read MoreI 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!!!
Read LessIt 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...
Read MoreIt 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.
Read LessCourse Introduction
FREE PREVIEWHow to Use the Course
The Debt Situation & the MCA Nightmare
Course Disclaimer
Phase 1 Intro
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
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
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
P1 - 4 Chapter Intro
P1 - 4.1 Check New Bank Account Guidelines
P1 - 5 Chapter Intro
P1 - 5.1 Change Credit Card Processor and Online Merchant Accounts
P1 - 6 Chapter Intro
P1 - 6.1 How To Close Your Bank Account
P1 - 7.1 Warn Clients
P1 - 8.1 Warn Staff and Family
P1 - 9.1 Locate Creditor's Contact Info
P1 - 10.1. Locate Court and UCC Filings Against Your Business
Phase 2 Intro
P2 - 1.1 Review Creditor Communication Guidelines
P2 - 1.2 Request Statement and Contract
P2 - 1.3 Stop Creditor Harassment
P2 - 1.1 Review Creditor Communication Guidelines
P2 - 1.2 Request Statement and Contract
P2 - 1.3 Stop Creditor Harassment
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
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
P2 - 3.1 Deal With Held Receivables
P2 - 3.1 Deal With Held Receivables
P2 - 4.1 Deal With Frozen Personal Bank Account
P2 - 4.2 Deal With Frozen Business Bank Account
P2 - 4.1 Deal With Frozen Personal Bank Account
P2 - 4.2 Deal With Frozen Business Bank Account
Phase 3 Intro
P3 - 1.1 Create Hardship Documentation
P3 - 2.1 Update Gmail Account & the Spreadsheet of Woe
P3 - 3.1 - Review the Communication Guidelines
P3 - 3.2 - Review the Settlement Guidelines
P3 - 3.3 - Email Creditors You Need To Stall
P3 - 3.1 - Review the Communication Guidelines
P3 - 3.2 - Review the Settlement Guidelines
P3 - 3.3 - Email Creditors You Need To Stall
P3 - 4.1 Gather Additional Hardship Documentation
Phase 4 - Phase Intro
P4 - 1.1 Update Hardship Documentation
P4 - 2.1 Update Gmail and the Spreadsheet of Woe
P4 - 3 Chapter Intro
P4 - 3.1 Email Settlement Offers
P4 - 3 Chapter Intro
P4 - 3.1 Email Settlement Offers
P4 - 4 Chapter Intro
P4 - 4.1 Email Settlement Terms to the Creditor
P4 - 4.2 Email the Settlement Agreement to the Creditor
P4 - 4 Chapter Intro
P4 - 4.1 Email Settlement Terms to the Creditor
P4 - 4.2 Email the Settlement Agreement to the Creditor
P4 - 5.1 Terminate Legal Filings Against Your Business
P4 - 5.2 Update Business Credit Reports
P4 - 5.1 Terminate Legal Filings Against The Debtor's Business
P4 - 5.2 Update Business Credit Reports
