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What makes ExCon and Scott "experts"?
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Possible results of you being harsh:
1) They become shy and afraid to ask questions or seek advice.
2) They 'wake up and realize that this was a mistake."
3) They stop coming here. The site...
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You get a letter from someone saying they cannot legally bring money into this country, so they want to run it through your bank account and they'll pay you to make their dirty money look clean and...
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I'm sorry that you did not like FR_Chuck's response, but I believe his information was correct. Someone is responsible for handling all of the Grandmother's assests post-death to make sure that her...
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And the bank.
I suggest that you go into the bonding process openly and honestly.
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I do agree with most of this. (Chapter 13 is not a great idea. Chapter 7 is. I don't think either of these will erase judgements though). Getting further into debt is a terrible idea. I only...
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Prepaid cards are just gift cards of a type.
They can't be traced.
However, that "big withdrawal" will be noticed. If it was made before a judgment was made against you, it is probably safe.
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It depends on what the debt was for and what state you live in.
Texas protects homesteaded homes and wage garnishment on credit card debt.
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Nothing.
What you were actually trying to do was illegal to begin with.
However, you should report it.
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In my state, credit information stays on for almost 7 years.
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It depends on your state, but probably.
Instead of putting a large check in her account, open your own account.
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Check with your state consumer protection agencies.
Laws vary.
In Texas a credit card company cannot garnish wages. In some states they can.
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Check with your state office that handles consumer debt.
Laws vary from state to state.
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PS. TALK TO THE CREDITORS.
Let them know that you have lost your job.
When I got divorced my mortgage was a BIG issue. Washington Mutual was nasty the first time I fell behind, then I mentioned...
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I know that you feel a deep panic right now. If you do get a loan, most likely it will be from someone who is going to cheat you and make it worse. They'll charge you an unreasonable rate, they'll...
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Did you ask when this person took out that loan? This may have been the first e-filed tax return they ever dealt with.
Did you ask the circumstances that caused them to feel they needed a refund...
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First - To the people mocking this woman and her family. You are rude. You are not perfect. Many people have no idea that rapid refund loans are a scam.
Second - I know an individual who went...
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Years ago, three days after my ex and I filed for divorce, I received a small credit card for $300.
I paid it regularly and on time until they hit me with an "annual fee" that I thought was a...
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