Like the others Like the others, once I signed the contract Greenstone has not communicated at all. I was told they would start negotiating and I would see a slight hit to my credit score. No one returns calls and I am now being told negotiations could take up to 8-10 months. This was not what I was told or I would have not did this. They continue to pull money from my account every month, but no one returns emails or calls.

It is now just a matter of following… It is now just a matter of following through and finishing payments, therefore I thought now would be a good time to evaluate because my plan is already set up. So far, I've only encountered helpful, non-pushy people who haven't been critical or rude. I can't wait to be out from under my debt after I finish the plan.

Super helpful and friendly agent!! Super helpful and friendly agent!!! I didn't understand something and was pretty upset about it but she explained everything with patience and kindness and it was really appreciated!

If I could put zero stars I would If I could put zero stars I would. I have been in this "program" 5 months now and have been paying Greenstone almost $600 per month. $400 of that money is FEES...the largest being over $300 for "service" fee. $600 X 5 months is $3000 but there is only $68 in my account to pay toward my bills. When I complained that nothing was being done to "settle" my bills they said they can't do anything until I have enough money in my account. Seems like if I wasn't paying such high "service" fees there would be money to be put toward my debt. I could have used that money and paid of 2 of my creditors by now. To me this is robbery because I asked about canceling and she told me that NONE of the $3000 is refundable. Before you sign with this company READ THE FEE SCHEDULE. They drag the PREsettlement phase out to nearly 9 months in some cases and charge these high fees the whole time they are doing absolutely nothing, RUINING your credit at the same time. You will end up paying more than you would if you reached out to your creditors and negotiated a lower interest rate or some kind of settlement yourself. BEWARE, BEWARE, BEWARE.

The debt I racked up was a direct… The debt I racked up was a direct result of the domino effect of successive crises. After we came up with a practical strategy and set up a routine withdrawal of funds every month, I am now almost completely debt-free. The experience taught me a lot about money, and I intend to avoid repeating the mistakes I made at that time.