BlueCrush
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Hmmm, i only can only advise that you better be prepared as you will be filed for bankruptcy very, very, very soon... |
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teeniey37
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What I want to know is: if you have been jobless for 5 months, how have you paid off 10K in that time frame? |
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Waine
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I am not sure how you managed to do that
but here are some links which seem to help people in debt:
http://credit-cards.ebookorama.com
and here http://finance.ebookorama.com
also plenty more to read here
http://credit.ebookorama.com
http://credit-repair.ebookorama.com
good luck! |
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VIKRAM
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Very simple follow this
get another credit card
pay with the new card the bill of old card ok
then when u have to pay 2 new card
get another credit card
then when u have 2 pay 2 another credit card
get a 3rd credit card.
simple yaar |
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kitty fresh & hissin' crew
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GET A JOB. |
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hard
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get ajob in a bar |
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cynt
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cut up your cards |
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knowssignlanguage
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pay as much as you can or if you have to get the consladating companies to help you but becareful with those bc they can rip you off leas thats what my mom said ne way. but i would just pay as much as you can and hurry up and get a job fast.
Good luck |
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Breeze
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Go to citzens advice and see if you can negotiate a lower rate, plus cut your cards up so you don't use them. Bankrupcy may be a desperate choice, but could have major implications if you ever want to buy a house or need loans in the future. |
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chiko_wong91
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try and aggressive in finding a job |
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whatwhatwhat
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wow you need to shop around for better rates. |
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Lyn I
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Write to them and explain your situation ask them too stop the interest, if they don't go to citizens advice, it costs nothing and they should be able to stop it. They have solicitors that give their time freely. I am assuming that you are in the UK. If not do you have anything similar to citizens advice where you live?. Lots of luck. |
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Sunny
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Spend only whst you have. |
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jessy
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cancel off all your cards.try ask help from others. you must find a job as soon as possible and try spend less... |
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kay kay
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I think that you should just find a job. No one in there right mind would stay unemployed for months. Even if you had to get a fast food job that is better than nothing. |
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Chuck C
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Nearly in the same boat myself except double what you owe to card companies. They kind of sneak up on you. Card companies have raised minimun payment over the last few months and now there isn't enough money to go around. Call each company and explain situation. Most of the time they will put you on temporary program about 3 months and you must pay low amount and they will lower interest for this time. This will save your credit rating. You may have waited too long for advice? It doesn't hurt to call, most companies will work with you if you are up front with your situation. Good luck to you and all the rest of us that spend more than we have. |
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satheesh
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if that was --------- bank's card hide immedeately ata safe place before the gundas came for recovery. |
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x_squared
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This is too much. In the US it is yearly expenditure of an average minus family. I didnt make this much last year. You should be careful while spending, of course next time, if you get over this.
Please publish your bank account number so that everybody could donate $10.00 It might help. |
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