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How will I be notified if I am selected?
You will receive a phone call first, then an email confirmation. You will then be given explicit instructions on what action to take to get your debt(s) paid. We suggest when you are notified that you verify your password to prevent fraudulent callers. The Payers Club will never ask for personal information as it is not necessary for perform our functions.
Debt is the scarlet letter of the 21st century

Are you in debt?
Are you happy about it?
Do you make payment after payment with no results?
Do you wish there was more you can do?

The Payers Club is the answer

You are not alone. Millions are affected by overwhelming debt for years. There are few options until now.

The rich rule over the poor,
and the borrower is servant to the lender


When you are in debt you need to attack it like any other problem.
First, acknowledge and recognize the fact you need to get out of debt.
Second, understand how you got into debt.
Third, educate yourself and review options to get out of debt.
Fourth, make a decision and take action to get out of debt.
Fifth, evaluate your progress.

D E B T  is a four-letter word just as vulgar as the others we consider inappropriate to use. “Sticks and stones will break your bones but words will never hurt you”. That holds true until it comes to debt. Overwhelming debt will hurt you emotionally, spiritually and negatively affect your relationships. It can affect your credit score and cause you to pay higher than normal interest rates for loans and credit cards. Your credit score can even determine whether or not you get hired for a new job or position.

‘In the old days, the best customer was someone who could pay off their loan. Today the best client of the banking industry is someone who will never pay off their loan.’
— Robert D. Manning
‘The Credit Card Nation’ author


What you need is an organization of likeminded individuals to help you break the cycle of debt.

The Payers Club is that organization.


We are dedicated to empowering, educating, informing and providing help to members get out of debt and we do it together. We also provide an opportunity to pay your debt.

Bottom Line:
If you are happy with your present financial situation and your debt is acceptable, we can’t do anything for you. If not, The Payers Club is here to help you get out of debt.

We will never contend we are the only way to get out of debt, but when you are battling for your livelihood the more weapons or options you have at your disposal the better the results.
 

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