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    • debt to wealth scam FAQ

    Is this Debt to Wealth program real?

    Apr 07, 2010 by city under ceeg | Posted in Other - Business & Finance

    I've been hearing about John Commuta and his Debt to Wealth system for years now, and I just want to know if this system is real or a scam? Could I look him up from the BBB? Has anyone ever tried his program -successful or unsuccessful- Just trying

    This consumer site has some posts about 'debt to wealth': http://www.ripoffreport.com and can search.

    This site has a couple of posts, too: http://www.pissedconsumer.com and can search.

    This website has several posts:

    jannsody | Apr 07, 2010

    This consumer site has some posts about 'debt to wealth': http://www.ripoffreport.com and can search.

    This site has a couple of posts, too: http://www.pissedconsumer.com and can search.

    This website has several posts:
    jannsody | Apr 07, 2010

    Is the John Cummuto program a scam or does it work?

    Jul 03, 2009 by futures62 | Posted in Personal Finance

    Have you tried the John Cummuto Debt to Wealth program? If you have what is it about? Does it work? Is it a scam? I am desperate to get out of debt, and have been working on it for a few years now.

    I had John Cummuta's Program 12 years ago when it was $79 and it was tied to a MLM. You are paying $350 for a debt snowball. A Debt snowball is to pay your regular monthly bills, and when you pay off a bill, say a $50 a month cc, you take that $50

    Richard Z | Jul 03, 2009

    I can only go by what I see on the web site but the advice you can pick out by reading between the lines is sound. It's only going to be worth $350 if you follow the principles and stick to them. If you don't it will be worthless.

    Here,
    G. Whilikers | Jul 03, 2009

    What does "convert debt to wealth" mean?

    Apr 02, 2008 by Ken | Posted in Personal Finance

    I keep hearing commercials for a program that lets you "convert debt to wealth", that is, change debt into cash. How can that be possible? Does that mean if you owe a lot of money it can make you rich (and does it mean if you don't owe anything

    It's not a scam, really- it's basically just showing you how to better budget your money and pay down your debts as quickly as possible. The only part that might be a scam is that you can probably figure out how to do these things by going to library,

    sarah jane | Apr 02, 2008

    debt to wealth scam news

    Scammers out to trap dreamers

    18.05.12

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    Source: Herald Sun

    Tax Commissioner Michael D'Ascenzo warns tax avoidance scams are getting more ...

    18.05.12

    However, the Australian Taxation Office is fighting back with a new YouTube campaign warning people to steer clear of these scams as they prepare to lodge 2012 tax returns.

    "It is at this time of year we see an increase in the number of tax schemes being promoted," ATO Commissioner Michael D'Ascenzo says.


    Source: NEWS.com.au

    Global Debt Crisis, There Is Not Enough Money On Planet Earth

    18.05.12

    That is the reality that is shaping America's reality today. Anything else is just a sideshow. Discard all the hubris on recovery, on falling unemployment; all that is but a mirage the political/industrial/financial/media conglomerate wishes you to see and believe in, so you won't pay attention to what truly goes on. Which is that Fed and Treasury policies were never designed to support or revive the economy you depend on for your income and your well-being in general. They were and are designed to take your wealth away from you.


    Source: The Market Oracle