Question: What do you get when you cross a predatory lender with a credit repair mill?

Answer: creditjustice.org or is it Cashx-press.com? Either way I call it a company that should be avoided at all costs.

I guess I shouldn’t be surprised but still I was. During an interview process with a new client, we noticed an interesting collection account from a company called Credit Justice.

We asked our client what that was and sure enough, it was a credit repair company mill. It’s a sad day when a credit repair company sends one of their clients to a collection agent and it gets worse.

After a quick search on alexa, all the contact information points to a company called Cashx-press; yes a payday loan company.

Talk about a wolf in sheep’s clothing.

Here’s what makes me sick about this whole thing. In the credit repair industry, not only do you have to exemplify ethics, you have to have a certain amount of compassion.

Our clients by in large are people facing the worse times of their lives and sending them to a collection agent is something I just can’t comprehend.

We have hundreds if not thousands of people who fall short on a payment here and there. Do we send them to a collection agent? Hell no. You work for another month or so and if we can’t get a hold of them, we put the account on hold until they get back on their feet.

Well, let’s see how good creditjustice is. Hopefully they have their bond, licenses, insurance and all contracts are in order because I’m pissed and I’m going to make them hurt if they aren’t perfect.

The amount of legal scrutiny we constantly face is because of scumbags like this - this account will be removed.