Do you need help with your debts?
Four key ways Mark Silverthorn can help you...
- Stopping collection calls
- Advising you why you might not have to pay a debt
- Saving you money by negotiating debt settlements on your behalf
- Choosing your best options for handling debts
Speak to Mark Silverthorn before...
- Making a payment to a collection agency
- Speaking to a debt settlement firm
- Obtaining credit counselling
- Seeing a bankruptcy trustee
Imagine...
- Not paying your debts without going bankrupt
- Hearing the phone ring and not worrying if it’s a debt collector calling
- Opening your mail and not seeing collection notices
Advice on how to deal with consumer debt
Mark Silverthorn's book, The Wolf At The Door: What To Do When Collection Agencies Come Calling, (2010) published by Canadian publisher McClelland & Stewart, is an easy-to-read, comprehensive guide for Canadians who are experiencing major challenges paying their bills. Written by a former collection lawyer and collection industry insider, this book can be very helpful if you are struggling to make the minimum payments on your credit cards as well as anyone who is receiving collection calls.
Thousands of Canadians have already bought this book, available in paperback and as an e-book. You can buy a copy of The Wolf At The Door in bookstores across Canada and it can also be purchased online at www.amazon.ca, www.chapters.indigo.ca, as well as www.mcclelland.com. To learn more about this book, its contents, book reviews, media coverage, and what readers are saying about The Wolf At The Door, click here.
I have dealt with hundreds of collectors who are very professional. Unfortunately, there are far too many collectors employed by creditors and collection agencies who are unprofessional, unethical and mean-spirited".
Mark Silverthorn
Our firm might be able to assist you save thousands of dollars eliminating your credit card debt
Are you experiencing problems making the minimum monthly payments on your credit cards?
Are you receiving collection calls in connection with a delinquent card?




















