2009-09-10 — washingtonpost.com
"As more Americans lose work, many are increasingly struggling to pay their credit card bills, forcing banks to do what they had been loath to do in the past: forgive some of the debt or modify it in the cardholders' favor."
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catherine at 00:24 2009-09-11 said:
THIS ONE IS JUST STARTING UP.......................EITHER THEY WALK OR THEY STAY AND MEET THE BANK IN THE MIDDLE..........BUT JUST LIKE FORECLOSURES THERE IS JUST SOOOOOOOOO LONG YOU CAN HOLD ON WITHOUT A JOB.............THIS IS WHY MODIFYING A MORTGAGE YOU CAN'T EVER HOPE TO AFFORD IS A BAAAAAAAD IDEA PermalinkMortgageDrummer at 07:54 2009-09-11 said:
Did you see BoA (some people say BofC) banking commercial? Did you know that they really understand your situation and want to help? Did you know that they understand that these are tough times? Just call them and they will negotiate your credit card debt. I said "credit card" not mortgage. . They have 2 years to report your foreclosure :twisted: :evil: Why is this so obvious and who do we need to contact (who gives a damn) to drill this into peoples heads!!!! [size=24:fb005d51c1][/size:fb005d51c1]COME ON!!! GET WITH THE WRITE DOWNS NOW so we can get on with the jobs and save the housing market!!!!!! PLEASEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!! Permalinkadd a comment | go to forum thread
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