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Quote from matgallis:
You failed in business, heavily burdened yourself in debt within the process? You're right I am illogical and a posses the intelligence of a 3rd grader.

:confused:
"It is not the critic who counts: not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles or where the doer of deeds could have done better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood, who strives valiantly, who errs and comes up short again and again, because there is no effort without error or shortcoming, but who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions, who spends himself for a worthy cause; who, at the best, knows, in the end, the triumph of high achievement, and who, at the worst, if he fails, at least he fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who knew neither victory nor defeat."
 
Quote from trendlover:
Stephan, you feel like victim of cc company, but look at it in a different way. Look at your debt as asset to someone else. Now you hold a debt that cc company want. You have leverage now because cc companys have many people who default. But you have no history of default, but have debt. So you want a lower interest rate to exchange for your business, and cc company would like the business of someone who has history of no default, but has some debt. And you can make the cc company you have now lose your business because they change the terms of the game. They bet you will stay and keep paying them, you prove them wrong. They lose.
B of A only gave me $500 when I got the card 6 months ago and wouldn’t give me more. I can try again I guess. Maybe I should call Chase and Wamu again and tell them I can’t afford this and will default on it soon if they don’t change it. But I’m not sure about Chase because they just raised the apr another 4 points.

Does anybody have any experience with the debt consolidation company’s who negotiate for you and lump everything into one payment? I’ve heard some of them are a little sketchy. Also I am not sure about them because that is technically a settlement with creditors and ruins you credit.

I’ll keep looking, thanks.
 
Quote from Unhommefou:
matgallis:

Have you ever owned a business? Have you ever started one? Probably not...

2 out of every 5 businesses fail during startup. :eek:

From there, failure rates go up based on the exact industry the business is in.

Owning, starting, and running a business is F@#$ing hard.

MOST ENTREPRENEURS FAIL!

And they continue to fail until they finally hit it big -- or give up...

It is not like he is not making his payments.

Hell, if he wanted to , he could have just stopped paying them, defaulted on the balance, and then negotiate with the collectors for better terms (collectors are under so much stress right now that they WILL negotiate).

He is making payments. :D

He is just angry at the change in payment that is going on, AND the fact that these companies are ALLOWED to get away with it and now use our tax dollars to subsidize it

I WISH the fed would have given BAC the loan to buy MER with a variable 22% APR

The day that the JPMs, BACs, and Cs of the world go down -- you know, the banks that shit on their own customers --will be a great day indeed...:D

Oh wait. I'm sorry. They almost did, until our bought and paid for stooges in DC agreed to bail them out.

Let the shitting on your customer experience continue...
Thank you. I appreciate that. You don’t know how much that means to me. You’re right, I have to keep trying until I hit it big.
 
Quote from dsq:
The cc company has figured out that you are a high risk debtor and therefore is trying to get as much out of you now before you go bust and cant pay anything.
Basically they think you will stop payments anyway.If paying the minimum means never paying off the principle and you have no foreseeable way of paying that off you should stop wasting your money and stop payments.Whats the point?Declare chap 11 and wait 7 yrs.Currently you have so-so credit that will never get better and you will be in debt for the rest of your life if you pay minimum payments.Doesnt make sense to pay.
I know somebody who didnt declare chap 11 but just stopped cc payments and after 7 yrs they had a great credit score and were receiving cc applications.
The whole banking system is a sham that has fked the country good.If you want to be dutiful to them that is your choice.Maybe you should call them up and tell them you will pay the principle in installments or a lump sum and be done with it.
Well if they hadn’t jacked the interest rate and I was able to do the balance transfer thing back and forth, the debt would probably be more than half way paid off now. But now it’s still at the max because all the payments went to interest. So CC company’s are putting themselves in a problem that they created.

I’m not going to file bankruptcy. If I were to stop paying, and believe me that would be my last resort, and I were able to dodge the collections process for 3 years until the statute of limitations lapsed, my credit would still be ruined. That ruins a lot of things for the next 7 years. Inusrance rates go up or I get dropped. I’ll have a hard time ever renting an apartment. Any sort of business deal or lease could be comprimised. Even employers could see that and not hire me. This is a tough one. I would almost feel ashamed of my bad credit.

What I need to do is somehow pay one off. Then wait for them to send the balance transfer checks and pay off the other one. But really I just need to start a good business.
 
Quote from trendlover:
dsq, if sandybestdog once made his payments with much of the payment going to the principle, he was not a high risk when he had lower interest. So I think the cc company see sandybestdog as able to make principal payments, so they try to get more from him by raising his interest rate because he is good customer with low risk at one time. And they get very greedy and try to put sandybestdog in the corner by raising rates to keep him paying longer and keep him in debt. Sandybestdog has to sell his debt to someone else becasue his first cc company price themself out of the market with greed. And sandybestdog can keep his good credit with no bankrupcy, and start again.
Absolutely 100% correct. They know I want to keep perfect credit, even though that means paying interest instead of principle. If I paid all this off tomorrow, my credit score would probably be back over 740 within a few months.
 
Quote from Sandybestdog:

Absolutely 100% correct. They know I want to keep perfect credit, even though that means paying interest instead of principle. If I paid all this off tomorrow, my credit score would probably be back over 740 within a few months.


Look here. Sometime if you pay a fee for transfer balance, they will give you lifetime 0% interest, but with conditions.
Scroll to bottom for some other cc companys with offers. You have to maybe spend some time looking to find something good for you Stephan. Then you have to pay as much as you can to bring down the principle, and not charge any more for some time.
You have one card with all the debt, or many?
Here is link, scroll to bottom for cc companys to talk to.
http://www.moneybluebook.com/use-lo...alance-transfers-to-pay-off-credit-card-debt/
 
Bank of America downgraded to Hold at Stifel Nicolaus (7.18 ) : Stifel Nicolaus is downgrading BAC to Hold from Buy. The firm believes that they had to answer one simple question in order to maintain their Buy rating on the shares: If they had a clean slate, would we buy the shares today? Unfortunately, their answer is no. The substantial government ownership of the company provides: 1) too much uncertainty as it pertains to government intervention and political pressures, 2) sizable preferred dividend payments that represent nearly 23% of the company's peak earnings in 2006 and a significant headwind for income to common shareholders going forward, and 3) substantial shareholder dilution at the point in time when the company repays the government via a common stock offering.
 
BAC and C look like there headed below a BUCK.


These stocks can only go as far as ZERO, how much risk is left in these individual names???

:p :p :p
 
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