🎥 In this video, I’m showing you a real example of what it looks like when a bank's attorney reaches out after a demand for arbitration has been filed — this one is with Merrick Bank on an Arizona case. The arbitrator has already been assigned, and everything is locked in. After a settlement conversation, the attorney followed up with an email, and I recorded this exchange so you can see exactly how these interactions go. 💼📩 This is a chance for you to learn how to stand firm, keep it professional, and not get shaken when attorneys try to negotiate or push back. This is all part of the process — and you’ll be ready for it. 💪🏾🧾

Level Uppers 👀 I just uploaded a real call I had today with an attorney for Celtic Bank—this is an actual settlement negotiation, not theory, not “what ifs”… real-time strategy in action. My demand?Deletion + debt waiver + $5,000 💰 Now, I’ve dealt with this attorney before… and I already know her style. She’ll get on the phone, sound like we’re close to wrapping things up, then drag it out. So I’m not expecting a quick turnaround—but if it happens, great. If not, we stay on their neck. Either way, it’s part of the process. I want you to listen to this call so you can hear:• How I position the case• How I handle pushback• What these attorneys actually say behind the scenes• Why patience + strategy matters This is the kind of game most people never get access to. Go check it out inside the group and let me know your thoughts 👇Questions? Drop them under the post. And if you want to learn how to do this yourself step-by-step, get into the Credit Masterclass:https://www.skool.com/next-level-credit-academy/classroom/e4d1dcac?md=8573a9b6406341fe9e8ac2d1f46e8e8c