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Not after when the banks filed for bankruptcy. Games now changed since 2007. I'm glad I don't get those advertisements in the mail after my bankruptcy anymore. I'm pash about cash! The banks screwed me over once with fees....as the Raven said...NEVERMORE!
MrWetlook1995 10 months ago
What is wrong with getting the federal govt to bail you out, just like they do the banks? lol
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VenusFriend 2 years ago
i havent filed for BK, Ive lost my house, and now all my credit cards companies are treating me like the worst of the worst(18yrs w/out a single cc late payment)and doest stop there...i have a credit card for 40k, last week they drop me to 2k?...pretty much is like startin all over
gaae2000 3 years ago
If you would of known; would you max out all your credit cards? ...as in using it to pay your mortgage and other needs (for your family) until you are at the end of your ropes...then let your house forclose? I've heard of people whose mentality is like: "if its gona go south; why not go south with some style" as in maxing it all. Screw them before they screw you...?
garyomglol 3 years ago
how high is my score after bankruptcy
lilipachecoluvsu 3 years ago
over 9000
bteeuwen 3 years ago
about the same as paying through a consumer credit agency, or paying collections. The only difference? You're not paying ALL that $ out every month, just to look as bad as a credit risk, because finance companies now go by your "debt to income ratio". but yes, whether you file or not, tear up and cancel your credit cards. All you're doing is bailing them out even more every month you pay into it. Go w/ credit unions--your $ stays local, have free shared branching nationwide, and are non-profit.
skylarportland 1 year ago