Experian Agent.
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yeah why not,everyone else does,i see the credit reports every day,just make sure,you do not go on the electoral role for 6 years,don't apply for credit of any kind and when you move do not have your household bills in your name,in fact you will have to become invisible for at least seven years,so good luck |
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thequiteone2006
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yeh sodit |
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claim bankruptcy....the banks wont miss it. |
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Ms. BLONDE
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sure |
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♥Princess♥
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I don't know what a moonlight flit is, but I'm guessing the 26 grand didn't go toward an education.
File chapter 11, like Trump the chump did. |
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Loo
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Yes just hide and tell anyone you live with to just say you up and left, stay hidden long enough and it will all go away in the end.good hiding luck to you my friend. |
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D C
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yesss but only after you tell me how to scam 26k... :) |
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frasier
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While i understand the sentiment...and can easily empathise...they are credit cards...not hotel rooms.
The best thing we can do is form a debtors union...all change our names by deed poll...and confuse the buggers so much they give up trying to chase us!!!...HA HA!!
Alternatively...we could just pay our bills. |
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Bealzebub
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Yeah those bastards spend all their lives screwing the normal human being, I love it when somebody pinches something from them for once!! |
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uckington
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I owe 5 grand tell me how to increase my credit limit, i would like to get to 30 grand and then im off. I would suggest you get the next flight out.. |
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mrphaka
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tell me how ya did it! could do with 26 grand! |
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sundancer332003
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I would, or you could try cutting your cards up and working out a repayment plan,write to the companies and ask them to stop all the interest on your repayments and then make them an offer that you can afford each week. Good luck and happy economising |
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emma m
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yes!! |
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Chey
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Spain- no extradition treaty!
have a fantastic time babe!
send us a postcard LOL
xx |
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Gizmo
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Pay your dues Punk! |
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obscureguitarhero
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If you go bankrupt it doesn't just mean all your debts are written off. You'll be allowed no credit whatsoever which means you can't buy a car or house for example.
Currently, I think you stay bankrupt for 3 years although there are plans to change this to 1. But those plans also include changing it to 15 years for anyone who deliberately makes themselves bankrupt. Even after the bankruptcy period you could still find it impossible to get credit because you'd be too high a risk. |
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dizzy
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Spend some more first! |
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hjpollock
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How grand to be worth that much. |
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alec c
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No man, you need to speak to someone about managing your debt. Pay it off gradually overs 36 months. LOL |
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leyla
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spain is a good place to live, they won't find u |
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mr_moppet_1973
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even if you do this you have to think of what may lie in your future. While skipping out on the bill may seem like a good option in the long run claiming bankruptcy or paying them off over a long period of time will ensure that in the future you can reclaim your credit rating and enable you to apply for loans to buy a house etc. the choice is obviously yours but I beleive that thinking long term will be better than thinking of the now. |
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Mazza D
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Nah, not worth it |
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