The
FAQ is Under Construction
This section of the Cherokee Financial web site is still being developed.
When complete, this page
will contain a list of the questions we are most often asked, and
the corresponding answers. This is commonly known as the "FAQ"
Page.
Here are
some of the initial questions:
Why
should I pay my debt?
When you create a debt, it is your moral and legal responsibility
to honor your obligation. Even if your credit was damaged by previous
inability to pay, Cherokee Financial will report your repayment
to the major credit bureaus. Besides rebuilding your credit, Cherokee
will help you take control of your finances.
What will happen if I refuse to pay this bill?
Cherokee cannot provide you legal advice. As part of the collection
process, Cherokee may utilize a nationwide network of attorneys
to litigate those accounts who have the ability but not the intent
to pay. Please contact us before the legal process starts so that
we may be as flexible as possible in arranging for resolution of
your account.
I feel overwhelmed by my obligations. What should I do?
Our staff is trained to work with you and find a solution to help
get you out of debt. However, if you absolutely refuse to contact
us directly, perhaps you will choose to contact a consumer credit
counseling organization listed below. These are not-for-profit organizations
whose sole purpose is to help you get on track with your finances.
http://www.moneymanagement.org
To have your questions answered immediately, please contact us by
telephone at (800) 543-0201.
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