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Michael Bovee has been working with and educating consumers about debt relief for the last 18 years. He has immense experience as a debt and credit counselor in the financial field. These video series are designed to assist you with understanding debt settlement, consumer credit counseling services, debt management plans and bankruptcy. Watch him explaining various financial concepts in the videos.

Debt collection video series - Part I

How to deal with different types of collectors




DebtCC - How to deal with different types of collectors (By Michael Bovee)

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Debt collection video series - Part II

Special weapon in the hands of the consumers




DebtCC - Special weapon in the hands of the consumers (By Michael Bovee)

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