doorfx
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Holy sheet !! 30% is that legal? I need to get into the money lending game!
Young had no credit a few cell phone problems I have been busting my but to get my credit clean I bought a new car two years ago at 30 % interest after had that for a year traded it in got down to 18 % I know they are hight but I am trying I have paid off some old bills just three left
Young had no credit a few cell phone problems I have been busting my but to get my credit clean I bought a new car two years ago at 30 % interest after had that for a year traded it in got down to 18 % I know they are hight but I am trying I have paid off some old bills just three left
Young had no credit a few cell phone problems I have been busting my but to get my credit clean I bought a new car two years ago at 30 % interest after had that for a year traded it in got down to 18 % I know they are hight but I am trying I have paid off some old bills just three left
Unpaid bills will not fall off your credit bureau after 7 years. I have been lending for 20 years and they will only fall off after they have been paid and 7 years after that date.How long has it been? If you dont pay your bills back after 7 years they don't show up on your credit score any more. If it has been 5 years or so might be better off not to pay. If you make even one payment on it, it will be 7 years from that date though.
Unpaid bills will not fall off your credit bureau after 7 years. I have been lending for 20 years and they will only fall off after they have been paid and 7 years after that date.
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If it was under a bankruptcy or orderly payment of debt it will fall off but generally any debt just walked away from will not just disappear. But thanks for your compliment about not knowing anything. Your awesome.Well I had a 50000$ LIC and 10000$ credit card dept that I never paid back and its no longer on my credit score and now my credit is wicked again. So don't really think you know what you're talking about, but ok sure.
If it was under a bankruptcy or orderly payment of debt it will fall off but generally any debt just walked away from will not just disappear. But thanks for your compliment about not knowing anything. Your awesome.
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Well that's just great ... Let's just not pay for anything anymore ....WTF
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What ever, I was in that situation and that's what I did and it worked. Just letting the guy know his options.
Something not right in your explanation, because it isn't factual, so Whatever. And really dangerous for anyone who believes this is correct.
I don't think it's a matter of wether you care or do not ...
I just hate to see a young guy ruin his life over a stupid decision. I think the older more mature members on here should offer sound advice anyways...wether he chooses to listen is up to him.
I don't consider not paying for something you are obligated to pay for ... Good advice !
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