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what amazes me is that others are going to jump in to try and save this thing... fool me once, shame on you... fool me twice, well...

"can you throw a few more 10's on? It's getting cold in here..." :p :D

Kraft's horrible for you anyway because it's prepackaged junk. But those kiddies sure do love it! :D

that extra $200 could have helped pay off the credit card they used to buy it...

hope he gets a lot of use out of that!

if it comes back online anytime soon, FuckedCompany was a great site for that type of stuff :)

and most of 'em just ended up losing their jobs anyway... guess it's true...brokers really ARE broke.

The US economy is run on the stupidity of the consumer...nuff said.

pandering...half of this will go through way too late anyway...80,000 out of 2 million plus who may be affected as a whole is nothing. But the concept is what's sickening...bailing out the stupid once again.

motivated that's equivalent to desperation :) ... or little time to negotiate. anyone else isn't motivated...they're just praying they can get out with a small margin or breakeven....

2 out of 3 on this one...heck, you can flip the $7,000 for next to nothing and still make a profit if it's not much. the $75K could be flipped super-fast around $125K...or held on to in this case, and re-sold many years later for a heck of a profit. and the house, well, if moving into it...

Any time's a good time to buy if you can find the motivated seller... But if you're looking for things to go a bit lower, wait some more...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/6960961.stm ------------- Just another interesting twist on things, this time from the BBC ------------- Crippled by domestic violence and with no income, Peg at least still has her home. Now, though, even the very roof over her head is in jeopardy...

nice...trying to put a positive spin on something that's still down (and hope people will start pouring their money back in)...

and there's a sucker born every minute...

Not just Capital One I bet will be doing this...anyone with ties to mortgages and got their a$$e$ handed to them are just going to be changing the terms on many of their cards...jacking up rates, variables, increasing fees, etc. As usual, we get to pay for all of this.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Home foreclosures rose 9 percent in July from June and soared 93 percent from a year ago as states that once enjoyed a white-hot housing market are now seeing the greatest number of loan failures, a real estate survey reported on Tuesday. The July foreclosures -- a...

apparently not these guys...wow...some people just lost out pretty badly.

Wonder how many people used this for a loan :D http://www.verifyemployment.net/

didn't pump enough :cool: