Debtfreeleague.com Helps Fight Recession and Unemployment

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Quality service is our number one priority and our fees are about one third less than most other debt settlement companies. We help clients pay less in fees so they can get out of debt faster

San Diego, CA (PRWEB) May 12, 2009

The U.S. economy has lost 5.7 million jobs since the recession began in December 2007. This frightening loss, which heightening the $2.3 trillion consumer debt epidemic, incapacitated huddles of Americans to default on financial obligations to their creditors.

However, aiming to help curb the unemployment crisis, DebtFreeLeague.com rolled out a debt reduction benefit to support families with stifling debt. The company negotiates debt settlements of outstanding consumer debts.

"We love to create a win-win benefit that allows creditors to get paid and our clients to settle debts for a fraction of what was owed.", exerts G. Hernandez, Debt Free League Operations Director.

Mr. Hernandez adds, "Quality service is our number one priority and our fees are about one third less than most other debt settlement companies. We help clients pay less in fees so they can get out of debt faster."

Neil Leiman of the accounting firm, Leiman and Associates states. "This company's debt settlement approach can help a small business owner avoid bankruptcy or the stigma of a business failure."

Acceptable unsecured business debts include, past-due accounts, trade disputes, judgments, breaches of contract, and lease disputes. Additionally, the company can settle medical debt, such as hospital bills and past due medical bills.

To qualify, you must have a minimum total unsecured debt of $10,000.

For a free financial consultation, people are encouraged to call 1-800.213.9968 or apply online at www.DebtFreeLeague.com.

About Debt Free League:
Debt Free League offers a debt settlement program that helps consumers and small business owners resolve financial hardships by negotiating settlements on personal, medical, and business debts. Free phone consultations are available by calling (800) 213-9968.