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Twitter1- We have maxed our credit cards out. 2- The Federal government spends more every year than it did the year before. 3- The negotiations are discussion a $3 TRILLION increase in our debt limit that will get us by for 2-3 years max. 4- The all knowing politicians are going to keep spending more [...]
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Trying to get an Auto Loan with no credit?
August 18th, 2011 
admin475 I am 19 I don’t have a credit card, but i was a member for a gym for a year and never missed a payment ,Maybe that can help me? I am planning on buying an 02 S10 for around 7000. I am putting 5000 down and I would need to take a loan for [...]
I have $80,000 in unsecured credit card loans. I have not been able to work due to sickness.?
August 17th, 2011 admin475 My only property has alot of equity. I have been legally declared disabled by federal and local government. I can’t continue to pay credit card bills and my mortgage. My property is heir property. I am 58 years of age and my short term goal is to do the reverse mortgage on my 62 birthday [...]
My friend is a defaulter of personal loan and credit card payments.?
August 17th, 2011 admin475 But he settled all the loans by negotiations with bank and paid 30 to 40% of the outstanding as a full and final setttlement. can he go for a personal loan, car loan, housing loan, educational loan in future in banks and financial institutions.
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6 Comments »Can i negociate a car price since im paying it off with a credit card?
August 17th, 2011 admin475 I got approved for a $30,000.00 on a credit card…can I negotiate with the dealer to lower it, since I’m practically paying cash for the vehicle??? ….example…for a 33000 car, just end up paying 26000 after negotiations
Wire Transfer payment?
January 22nd, 2011 admin475 So the online shop that I’m browsing ships internationally and accept credit cards and wire transfer. But since, I don’t have a credit card, I’m not sure how wire transfer works. I can go with western union money transfer but I’m still contacting them for negotiation. So how does Wire Transfer payment work? Do I [...]
Question re Debt Settlement Negotiations?
January 22nd, 2011 admin475 I am about to open Debt Settlement negotiations on a large Credit Card account that has been in default for two years. I know that in general Collection Agencies just want the money and could care less about personal circumstances, but as I propose to them a ridiculously low settlement offer, is there any reason [...]
Pay off credit cards, pay off old judgment or save for home?
January 22nd, 2011 admin475 After a year of aggressively paying down debt, my wife and I are in a position to pay off all off our credit card debt in about 16 months while saving up enough for a down payment on our first house. (It’s amazing how paying off two car loans frees up cash!) Here’s the thing: [...]
What happens if you dont make the payment for a Credit card plan you’re on?
January 21st, 2011 admin475 I have 2 cards that I spoke with the creditors with and set up a payment plan every month, same amount for 5 years that would pay it off. The cards are closed once you go on this plan, no biggie. One card is charging only 4% interest after negotiation, the other is 0%., both [...]
Posted in credit card negotiation Tags: Card, credit, Don't, happens, Payment, plan, You're 2 Comments »Q&A with Saratoga Springs Mayor Scott Johnson on 2010, 2011 city government issues with video
January 21st, 2011 admin475 Investigation into SC State employee’s use of state credit card The State Law Enforcement Division is investigating South Carolina State University’s finance director about his use of a state issued credit card. Letters to the Editor Letters to the Editor Q&A with Saratoga Springs Mayor Scott Johnson on 2010, 2011 city government issues with video [...]
Posted in credit card negotiation Tags: 2010, 2011, City, Government, Issues, Johnson, Mayor, Saratoga, Scott, Springs, Video No Comments »