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Which letter?

The same letter either way: it disputes the debt or asks the collector for information, in writing. The difference is whose name is on it and who deals with the reply. One-time prices, no subscription. You see the start of your letter before you pay.

Letter we mail for you

Your letter, in your name

$25 one time

  • A personalized letter, printed and mailed for you, with an AI assistant for process questions. It is not a lawyer.
  • You sign it by typing your name and we print it and mail it first-class in your name. Nothing to print or stamp.
  • The collector writes back to you. You upload the reply in your portal so it stays with your letter.
  • Optional: certified mail with delivery proof, +$15. A tracking number and the signed return receipt, kept with your letter.
  • Not attorney representation.
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With an attorney

The firm’s letterhead and signature

$69 one time

  • Everything in the self-service letter.
  • A conflict check, then a Georgia attorney reviews and approves it, and the firm mails it.
  • The collector’s reply comes to the firm and is sent on to you, within a limited engagement for this one letter.
  • Georgia addresses for now, and only if we accept your matter. If we can’t, you are refunded and told why.
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Start the self-service letter now; you can upgrade later if the attorney service is open.

Not sure yet?

Start the letter and choose on the last step, after you have seen the start of it and the exact prices. Read the agreement first if you like: self-service letter or attorney service. Reading creates no obligation.

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