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Oct 08, 2009, 09:42 PM
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Member Since: Mar 2009
Location: So Cal
Posts: 3,342
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I have to agree....if you can't make the payments...don't take out the debt.
HOWEVER....how many people actually and purposefully go into debt when they CAN'T make the payments...versus being able to make the payments and then life happens and all of the sudden there's NO MONEY to pay?
Melbadaze...i'm sure you didn't mean to offend. I am one of those people who was making almost 5K a mos and managing well when life happened. I made one bad financial decision (buying a house ~ who knew?), got sick and lost my job and now everything is in the crapper.
My cholesterol is higher than my FICO score right now!!
I can see how one can get tired of working their "******" jobs to support those of us who don't pay....but I haven't had a steady "******" job since February...and I've been looking/applying daily. So, if you don't want your "******" job, I'd be glad to take it. I don't even have medical insurance right now....so if you have that, I'd be glad to take that too!!!
Please don't assume that everyone who doesn't pay is just not paying because they don't want to. Sometimes dookie happens.
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Originally Posted by Melbadaze
Why take credit cards out if you can't make the repayments?  Its us that work ****** jobs to pay our bills that then get lumbered with the hikes, to a degree caused by those that won't pay. Sorry, I dont agree with the "their doing something to me attitude". Filling shelves in a supermarket isn't a fantastic job, but it pays me bills. |
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