Powergamz1
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You have no computer, no vehicle, no clothes, no books, and no paycheck? If they wanted to, they could still get a judgement against you, and if you keep ignoring *court* orders, there is the prospect of being arrested... not for debts, but for contempt of court. That would take quite a while though. quote:
ORIGINAL: Toppingfrmbottom They'd have a mighty hard time putting leins on something we don't have. We don't own property, or a house. We have zero assets and live with my parents. We joined care one credit, and they were supposed to be handling things, but their strategy is apparently to say nothing till they have enough money amassed to pop up with a settlement offer, and then try to negotiate with the company to come down in what they're expecting, so say they want 1 k they're going to negotiate to get it down to 400, , but in the mean time they're not telling our creditors that's what's going on, they're staying silent and letting our creditors think we're ignoring them. We were told not to answer the phone when the creditors call, and not to speak to or make any kind of agreement with the creditors. and I am so majorly freaking out now that I have found out that the creditors have no idea we're working with a 3rd party company. I was under the impression careonecredit people were going to talk to the 4 creditors and let them know what was going on. quote:
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ORIGINAL: Toppingfrmbottom They'll call you a shit ton of times, and they'll sell your account to a debt collectors, but after that? what if it's been like 5 months and you won't answer your phone or talk to them? They could end up putting a lien against your property, though I'm not sure how far it has to go before that happens. You really should try to work to clean this up before your credit is totally ruined. If your current credit cards are high interest, ANY interest actually, contact another credit card company (check online for cards like Discover, Capital One, Citi bank, Chase, which I've used all of for years with NO INTEREST FEES, NO YEARLY MEMBERSHIP FEES, except the initial transfer fee --usually about 3% of total, a one time charge) and see if they have a 0% interest balance transfer rate. Don't be afraid to CALL the number on an old card you have lying around that you haven't used in a while, many times they are happy to have you back and will snatch that owed balance away from the "big greedy bastards" and will give you a new rate of 0% on the balance transfer if you ask (So, ASK!). Most of these no-interest rates last about a year to 18 months, so it can give you a chance to get your head above water and maybe start REDUCING your debt---when the time is up, find another 0% card offer and transfer it again. (do it before your credit is damaged!!!)....even if you can't make more than the minimum payment every month, at least it will stave off disaster while you hunt for a solution/job. I have done this 0% hopscotch for 15 or 20 years now (I've even bought a CAR and LAND with these 0%'s ) . Just keep the cards when they are paid off, DON"T USE THEM (freeze them in an iceblock, I hope you've learned your lesson!), just leave the paid-off cards dormant...and eventually the 0% offers will come tumbling in in an attempt to entice you back. --MM quote:
g a lien against your property, though I'm not sure how far it has to go before that happens.
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