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Horrible company
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Unbelievable conversation with rep trying to pay a large medical bill. The hospital agreed to a low no-interest payment over about 7 years. When CMRE took over, the rep stated he could not put this agreement in writing unless the bill is paid off entirely within 30 days. They expect debtors to accept verbal agreements for no interest and no bank charges while they charge interest and bank fees. This is their policy. According to them, the interest will be waived when the balance is paid (in about 7 years), but policy prevents them from putting this in writing. So, I am to trust this verbal agreement while paying them interest in the hope they remember their agreement in seven years. Would anyone do this?
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