Losing Sleep Over Bills? CCCS/Atlanta Now Offers 24-hour Assistance
Losing
Sleep Over Bills? CCCS/Atlanta Now Offers 24-hour
Assistance
If you're waking up in the
middle of the night worrying about overdue bills, you can
now pick up the phone and speak with a certified credit
counselor. Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Atlanta
has qualified professionals available to help consumers
24-hours a day.
"We've
expanded our counseling staff to provide services
24-hours a day, seven days a week for consumers who are
experiencing difficulties with their finances," says
Suzanne Boas, president of CCCS/Atlanta. "Money
problems can be very distracting and disruptive. We want
to make sure that consumers receive help immediately."
In
addition to its eleven branch locations, Consumer Credit
Counseling Service began offering telephone counseling
three years ago. Theconvenience and privacy of telephone
assistance has proven extremely popular with consumers.
Telephone counseling now accounts for over 50% of all
counseling appointments scheduled. Internet counseling on
the agency's Web site, www.cccsatlanta.org , was launched
last August.
For
more information about personal finances, contact CCCS.
Consumer Credit Counseling Service is a nonprofit,
community service organization that provides free credit
counseling and offers debt repayment plans for consumers
who are overextended. CCCS negotiates with creditors to
reduce or eliminate interest charges for clients who
repay their creditors through a CCCS Debt Repayment Plan.
Headquartered
in Atlanta, CCCS has offices in Athens, Carrollton,
Decatur, Douglasville, Fayetteville, Gainesville,
Marietta, Norcross, Rome, Toccoa and throughout the
metropolitan Atlanta area. Telephone counseling and
online counseling are available seven days a week. For 24-hour
access to schedule an appointment, call 404-527-7630 in
Atlanta. Outside Atlanta call 1-800-251-CCCS. Consumers
can access CCCS on the Internet at www.cccsatl.org. The
agency's TTY number for the hearing impaired is
770-716-9666.






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