Credit cards, back to the wall

[SouthernLord]

got bills man child support ..boat care ... 1600 month in rent..400 night drinking bills...food steroids hgh...shits expensive to live in miami ya know? not like livign in the sticks... 70 bucks to fill up my car with gas eod..300 to put gas in my boat on the weekends hahaha

What kind of boat?

 

[itz486]

Thanks for your replys, so far I still dont know what the hell to do. Any body else been in this position? What did you do and what happened? PM me if needed. thanks.

 

[ponyfitness]

Intentionally means that you perform the act with the desire to achieve a particular outcome (the definitions does change depending on the specific law).

If you are intending to charge up your card with absolutely no desire to ever pay them off it is illegal.

Yes but they would have to prove intent. No company is going to spend thousands on legal fees to get back thousands in credit card debt. As long as you don't go and buy a Viper with your credit card and are just paying your rent and buying food they can't really hold that against you.

 

[itz486]

Yes but they would have to prove intent. No company is going to spend thousands on legal fees to get back thousands in credit card debt. As long as you don't go and buy a Viper with your credit card and are just paying your rent and buying food they can't really hold that against you.

Thanks bro, thats good to know. Any other comments are much appreciated.

 

[HAYEZ]

ur jut lookinf ro someone to tell you to go max uot your cards and not pay shit...make sure you get cash advances on all cards first! real money is even better...could even buy crack with it!hahahah

 

[itz486]

ur jut lookinf ro someone to tell you to go max uot your cards and not pay shit...make sure you get cash advances on all cards first! real money is even better...could even buy crack with it!hahahah

Not quite looking for permission to that. But, what would happen if I did? I dont use the substance you mentioned, its catabolic and deadly from what I've seen. What would you do if you were in my position?

 

[samoth]

What would you do if you were in my position?

Without a detailed and unbiased analysis of your life, financial decisions, choices, and responsibilities (or lack thereof) in the past decade or so, nobody here has any clue what your situation actually is. There exists no credited response to your question.

 

[itz486]

Without a detailed and unbiased analysis of your life, financial decisions, choices, and responsibilities (or lack thereof) in the past decade or so, nobody here has any clue what your situation actually is. There exists no credited response to your question.

I like the way you express yourself, I think you may be an objective thinker, they are much needed in the legal field. Thanks for all the responses here, Ive decided to join the priesthood.

 

[samoth]

I like the way you express yourself, I think you may be an objective thinker, they are much needed in the legal field. Thanks for all the responses here, Ive decided to join the priesthood.

I mean, we have no idea if you can simply live at home/family for a few months, if you own house or cars, if you have a recent degree in something, 40 years experience in something, owe child support for 5 kids monthly, have $250K debt from med school, already declared bankruptcy last decade, et cetera. Generalizations can only go so far, and probably aren't going to be of much help to you. I believe that going into debt at 30% monthly interest is the dumbest thing you can do, and isn't even considerable as a last resort when there are other (perhaps non-independent) options available.

 

[rnch]

Ask AIG.

Remember, this is ARE COUNTRY! Personal responsibility and accountability mean naught. If you have children, I highly recommend shorting their futures.

Wait... we're already doing that. Never mind.

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