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Re: negotiated settlement

kennethwl...@gmail.com (Ken Long) — Tue, 27 Mar 2007 19:14:57 UT

That could work if you are approved. You may wish to meet with a
credit counselor to see if they have additional information to help
you determine your options. Here is info on credit counseling (http://
[link]).
If you are looking to settle, then just make sure that you know what

Re: negotiated settlement

savingadv...@gmail.com (saving advice) — Mon, 29 Jan 2007 14:42:37 UT

You can see answers to your question here:
[link]

negotiated settlement

aristotl...@hotmail.com (aristotle65) — Mon, 29 Jan 2007 03:49:44 UT

Owe $100,000 on credit cards. Can borrow $50,000 from private source
if I use money to get out of debt. Is it possible to negotiate a 50%
settlement with card companies and obtain their promise to show my
card paid in full and satisfactorily. What steps should I take. I
would want a letter of agreement from each card company first before I

Credit Card Offers in the Mail from Washington Mutual

g.polakow...@gmail.com (AnEye4Solutions) — Fri, 19 Jan 2007 01:16:43 UT

Has anyone been pre approved for this bank only to be turn down with no
explanation?
Is this actually legal?
Is the information that they have obtained on an individual or
individuals going to be secure? Or do they use it or sell it to others?
Is they any recourse in these matters? Class action suit etc?

Re: bankruptcy and foreclosure

prettyd...@mac.com (tfs) — Mon, 20 Nov 2006 21:26:23 UT

thank you very much for that advice. quite useful.

Re: bankruptcy and foreclosure

savingadv...@gmail.com (saving advice) — Fri, 17 Nov 2006 09:10:28 UT

You can see some answers to your question here:
[link]

bankruptcy and foreclosure

prettyd...@mac.com (tfs) — Thu, 16 Nov 2006 08:38:13 UT

I have a friend who will likely file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. If
possible, would it be better for my friend to sell her house prior to
filing for bankruptcy? I am assuming that her credit will be hurt less
if she doesn't have a morgage default along with all of the credit card
default.
My friend's bankruptcy attorney, however, is trying to convince her

GM Card-BAD EXPERIENCE

jmarn...@atlanticbb.net (j marnell) — Sun, 22 Oct 2006 19:57:10 UT

I just had a very bad experience with GM Mastercard. After almost 2
decades of being a customer which never had a late payment and always
paid if full each cycle, I maxed out the $500 per year rebate on my
original GM Card. I plan an $8000 purchase in about 2 months so I
applied for and received a second GM Card so I could earn about $400

Re: What is a Good Gas Credit Card?

savingadv...@gmail.com (saving advice) — Sun, 20 Aug 2006 07:48:57 UT

Here are some suggestions:
[link]

What is a Good Gas Credit Card?

heit...@gmail.com (bengalsguy) — Wed, 16 Aug 2006 20:47:26 UT

What is a Good Gas Credit Card? Because Gas prices are so high right
now I need to find a card that offers cash back. I need to save as much
money as i can?
Any Help would be Appreciated!

Re: Legitimate Credit card consolidation companies

komm...@gmail.com (kommepc) — Thu, 03 Aug 2006 06:54:01 UT

Initially there are two possible ways you may consolidate your debts.
You may use your mortgage (or any other equity) or take an unsecured
loan. If you have a mortgage then you may add up these loans to your
mortgage debt having a very attractive interest rate. It's also
recommended to keep all repayments as high as they were before at least

Re: Legitimate Credit card consolidation companies

savingadv...@gmail.com (saving advice) — Wed, 05 Jul 2006 00:51:23 UT

You can find some responses to your question here:
[link]
there was already a similar discussion going on that may be of help.

Legitimate Credit card consolidation companies

volcanom...@yahoo.com (VolcanoMall) — Tue, 04 Jul 2006 12:15:36 UT

I'm looking for a little advice from on credit card consolidation. I
have about 12,000 in credit card debt and would like to consolidate to
a lower interest rate. The problem is that I've never done this before
and don't know what the norm is for consolidating my debt. I've tried
to stay clear of these companies because I've heard that there are a

Re: New charges from Citibank Visa

savingadv...@gmail.com (saving advice) — Sun, 02 Jul 2006 17:08:53 UT

Liz,
You can see replies to your question here along with a list of credit
cards that don't make these charges. You'll have to contact each of
them on the billing cycle to see if it meets your needs:
[link]

New charges from Citibank Visa

li...@adelphia.net (Lizch) — Sun, 02 Jul 2006 05:43:02 UT

I just received a notice from Citibank MasterCard with a change in
their charges. One of the disturning items is that they are now going
to be adding a charge for goods purchased in other currencies.
I would like to find a Visa or MasterCard that does not have additional
charges for people who travel and buy things overseas and also has at