Trust

Good business is built on trust.

Think about this:

Every time you hand your credit card over to a waiter after a meal, you are entrusting that waiter, the restaurant and the restaurant's credit card processing company with your credit card information.

When you shop anywhere for anything and use your credit card, you are again entrusting that vendor and their credit card processor with your credit card information.

How many vendors do you work with? Cell phone, internet, media subscriptions, credit card companies, laundry services, and etc. I know from obtaining savings from these vendors that they routinely overcharge for their services, yet we allow them access to our financial and buying information so that we can benefit from their services.

When it comes to bill savings, reducing expenses, increasing net incomes and keeping more of your money in your pocket, these areas involve finances.

Our mission is to save you money by stopping excessive charges, and to protect your financial interests. All the specialists that we work with are concerned about your privacy and protection. We work for your best interest. We have no interest in scamming anyone or delivering poor, unproductive service.

As a Bill Savings Advocate, my role is simply to encourage you to have an open conversation with our specialists who can best help you protect your money. I personally do not need to see or receive any financial account information whatsoever. However, I am always willing to help facilitate if desired, and to see that your interests and expectations are met.

Trust is a huge concern with all the scams out there.

From a consumer standpoint, I completely understand.

From my Bill Savings Advocate standpoint, I work with and trust our specialists. We all want to share the good we know we can bring to yourself, your families, your employees, and your business or organization.

I encourage you to simply be open minded to an exploring conversation.