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Well, my life may as well be ruined
- Thread starter tyrantblade
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- 23/12/11
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Me too and I am still waiting for an IG cash shot.
Had no idea, this is a terrible thing and indeed ruining young people's lives!
The funniest thing to me is that on this thread he is claiming to work for a Bulge Bracket Investment firm, on another post he claimed he was a watch smith for Invicta. In other posts he complains about oh I wish I bought this instead of that, mate if you're making as much as you claim you are, $500 is tissue paper. So many contradictions.
So you're here creating a thread to whine about owing $2,000 in late fees and principle that you didn't pay? I think you just need to accept that you owe the money and pay it back. Is it really worth ruining your credit score over that paltry sum? What is your option? To declare bankruptcy over $2,000? I really don't have anything constructive to add to this. SMH.
man up to your mistakes, take action and get it resolved. sell all your belongings and pay back what you owe. that the BEST advice you're going to get from a bunch of strangers that dont know you. learn from your mistakes, move on.
Well, I wont comment on you shoulda/coulda but didnt re personal finances. Here is some advice if you think your financial institution is mistreating you or if you think they are demanding money from you that is not actually owed.
IF you believe the financial institution has acted inappropriately (and you can refer to a specific instance), then you can file a complaint with the CFPB through its website cfpb.gov. What will happen is that the CFPB will notify the FI that there is a pending complaint, and regulation requires the FI to investigate and respond within 30 days.
I've done this when I haven't had any luck with customer service and need to escalate matters re credit card practices or other loan information. Again, I'd suggest this only if you believe the bank is treating you unfairly in violation of regulatory requirements (e.g. Reg E, Fair Lending, etc).
IF you believe the financial institution has acted inappropriately (and you can refer to a specific instance), then you can file a complaint with the CFPB through its website cfpb.gov. What will happen is that the CFPB will notify the FI that there is a pending complaint, and regulation requires the FI to investigate and respond within 30 days.
I've done this when I haven't had any luck with customer service and need to escalate matters re credit card practices or other loan information. Again, I'd suggest this only if you believe the bank is treating you unfairly in violation of regulatory requirements (e.g. Reg E, Fair Lending, etc).
Mr Gatsby
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The political correctness required in 2018 has been crazy, I can't even imagine what 2019 will bring us.
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Fuck being politically correct
Merry Christmas everyone!
Merry Christmas everyone!
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That would require someone to care enough to cut and paste it which we don't. Mind you that's what you want isn't it because you are just a giant attention whore. Everything you do is for attention.
First it was "I'm an ungrateful prick who can't be assed to spend a day with my family" then "I'm fat" then "I drink until I black out", "I'm off my meds" and "I'm out of work because they hate me" and now this. Did I miss any? Oh yeah, the diaper thing . . .
You will do anything to garner attention, go get real help from an actual therapist because you need it, just not for any of the reasons you say you do. Stop trying to get people to feel sorry for you and go get some actual help will you please?
Luxuracer
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That's why I did not want to comment.
DO NOT FEED THE ATTENTION WHORE!
tyrantblade ... Go and get help ... and it's not here!
It would just go to collections, but that doesn't make for an attention grabbing story now does it?
You'll be ok. Most banks offer free counsel on repayment plans. Cooperate and they'll cut you a deal. No one wants to litigate, just arbitrate. I wish you the best. But like others have mentioned, speak to a therapist and financial advisor. We are here for everything watch related, this forum isn't your open forum emotional tampon.
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Oh they will. Not them but the collection agency they hired I had a guy that worked for me that got behind on payments. ($950) The CC company (collection agaency) served him papers, he didnt go to the scheduled court date judge ruled in CC favor sent pay garnishment papers to our payroll depart. 25% of his bring home pay weekly taken for the money owned on the CC plus the court costs plus the post of having the sheriff deliver the papers to him for court and to deliver the garnishment papers to his work.
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SUBKILLER
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