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Old Nov 29, 2006, 03:23 PM
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Credit card judgements

I have a collection agency that is after me for a credit card debt that I owe. I'm not looking to not pay the credit card company, I'm just waiting to come accross some money
where I can pay off the balance altogether in full. I keep telling the collection agency
that I will send them some money at a given date, but when that date comes, I can't seem
to afford to send them what I told them. I don't want to keep lying to the collection agency
I just want to wait to be able to pay them in full. In the state of texas, if a judgement is placed on me, can they garnish my salary? I don't have any bank accounts, nor do I own
a home, or have a vehicle to my name. I live paycheck to paycheck and it's not easy. What other options do I have?

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Old Nov 29, 2006, 03:52 PM   #2  
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Let me see, that day will never come, they know it, you know it.

Set up paying them a certain amount each week or each month ( just like putting it back for them, but they actually get it)

And before you know it they will be paid off and they will stop bothering you
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