Kazlow and Tucker Debt Relief

by Debt Settlement Reviews on May 18, 2009

Setup Fee: 17%
Monthly Fee: None
Settlement Fee: None

TASC Members: Yes
BBB Complaints: 2

In Business Since: March 2008

Kazlow and Tucker Debt Relief is a Lake Forest, California based debt settlement company. Kazlow and Tucker have been in business since March 2008. During that time they have received 2 Better Business Bureau complaints and they currently have an F rating with the BBB. They are members of The Association of Settlement Companies (TASC).

Kazlow and Tucker charges a flat 17% of your debt amount. This is a full 2% higher than the average debt settlement program. This means that you will pay an extra $200 in fees for every $10,000 of debt you enroll. This can be a pretty significant fee increase for those with high debt amounts, I would be sure to see how their service is significantly better than the competition.

Important Questions

Do salespeople earn commission: No
Stop creditor calls: No – all correspondence should be re-directed to them.
Make monthly payment to creditors: No
Can I get sued while on program: They will be available for phone consultation should this occur.
Tax Consequences: Will receive 1099 form.
Credit Impact: Will be negative at first.
Where do they hold money: Note World

{ 2 comments… read them below or add one }

Mr. j November 9, 2009 at 6:18 pm

i work for a creditor whenever i call they put me on hold for about 10 mins then hang up. exactly how am i supposed to work with these guys when they wont even talk to the creditor !

Know Better September 2, 2010 at 2:03 am

You are a fool if you do business with these crooks. They contacted me by mail and provided a return address of PO Box 96503 #182080, Washington DC 20090-6503. I filed a form 1500 with the United States Post Office and they responded with a prohibitory order against the sender dated June 10, 2010 and they were ordered to
1. Refrain from any mailing to the addressee or any child named below at the indicated address (or occupant, householder, resident, boxholder, postal customer, rural route boxholder and local) effective on the 30th calendar day after receipt of this order.
2. To detele immediately the addressee and all children named above from all mailing lists owned or controlled by you or your agents or assigns.
3. To abstain immediately from the sale, rental, exchange, or other transaction involving mailing lists bearing the name and address and/or any child’s name listed above.
Kazlow and Tucker did not abide by a prohibitory order against the sender and contacted me again today by mail. The envelope had a Baltimore, Maryland return address and appeared to be a Social Security earnings statements on the outside but inside it was Kazlow and Tucker. I contacted the post office today and this has been sent to the Pricing and Classification Service Center in New York for further examination and will also go to the Federal Trade Commission.
I contacted Kazlow and Tucker who explained they would remove me from their mailing list if I provided my name and address. I explained they were already ordered by the United States Postal Service to remove my name and address and had not done so. These people are sociopaths and their employees are trained liars.

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