http://www.yesdebtconsolidation.com/debt-settlement-programs.html Debt settlement programs will do whatever it takes to succeed on an elite level. Even if that means poaching other companies' players. en-us Sat, 26 Jul 2008 15:00:00 EDT Sat, 26 Jul 2008 15:00:00 EDT Weblog Editor 2.0 Not everyone is good enough to cultivate our debt settlement programs But we seem to think that's the case. At least the big shots making the decisions here at YES. You all know who I am talking about. The Boss. He is nuts. He would probably fire me on the spot if he knew I was discussing debt settlement programs with a reporter. Check that. He would definitely fire me, and possibly maim me for good measure. In any case, that is why I have to keep this talk about YES and its controversial, high-priced debt settlement programs secretive. Hope you are cool with that. By high priced, I don't mean the debt settlement programs themselves. For consumers they are really cheap, even free. But, when it comes to the company that cranks them out, oftentimes they are anything but. In fact, we have been engulfed in a pattern of doling out much cash for anyone who has any sort of experience in the field of debt settlement programs and gives us publicity. It seems to me that we are reaching, desperately clinging to past glory, instead of taking this organization forward. Of course, I am but one man. My knowledge of debt settlement programs is limited. I have just a few years of experience. Still, it seems as if YES is more in love with its own celebrity these days, and worried about what the Boston companies are doing, than what our debt settlement programs are supposed to be all about. I mean, aren't we here to help consumers save money? Are we not in business to help them reduce their credit problems and improve their overall fiscal standing? One would think. Yet our debt settlement programs and the direction they are headed contradict this fundamental principle. I fear for the worst. I am still hopeful that we can get this thing turned around, but after five straight years without coming out on top, I can only help but worry that the best days of our debt settlement programs are behind us. I mean, look at who we brought in last year. This guy is a clown who hit like .190 in AAA. Now he's with us? Come on. Think about it. Tell your friends. The Empire is dying... But breathe any word of this to the Boss and you're dead. Sat, 26 Jul 2008 15:00:00 EDT