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Dave and crew have covered these same subjects numerous times. People don't bother to do some research before calling. Looking for a way around or an exception to the Ramsey way.
@@parochial2356 it is a little unreasonable to ask people to watch hundreds of videos that might not be tagged with anything for your situation before calling in.
@@ellencox8415 If someone is interested in getting their financial life in order, I would think that they would be interested in all the free content Ramsey solutions offers and would put in the time to learn. Many of the clips posted here are rehashing the same scenarios over and over.
Oh yeah just listening to her, cute, entitled, always right and an absolute bear to live with. Stop talking for five minutes so I can have a moments peace.
When I sold my house, the most exciting thing was to sit there and pay off debt with it. I couldn't think of doing anything else. It was such a relief to lessen the amount of bills I had to worry about. She's stressing and fighting this CC company when she can fix her issues by writing a check. She's so blessed and doesn't even get that.
Well...She doesn't want to get where you at. Instead, she wants to find a way to prevent the worse to happen to her. Where she has to sell her house and pay off debt.
I like Dave, but he shames people for trying to settle a credit card when he declared bankruptcy to get back on his feet. So why is she less ethical than he was declaring bancruptcy
He doesn't shame people for settling credit card debt. He shames people for trying to settle credit card debt for less than they owe when they have the money to pay the balance they owe. That's a valid position to take. You borrowed the money, you pay it back. If you can't because you don't have the money, and you want to settle it based on what you have, that's something entirely different.
Remember the company she owes has over a half million in revenue from screwing people with shitty interest rates and here you are thinking we need to show pitty and integrity to a corp who takes advantage of the working class every day. Let that women keep her little 100k and settle. They wrote it off on their taxes and getting doubled payed wtf are yall smoking, this is not your neighbors money
Well, that is the best you can do for the future. She needs to pay off the debts to improve her credit score and history. Then apply for a business loan and invest it for a big return. Good way to beat the bank if you know what you're doing.
@@johndone8045because paying it will raise you credit score within a few months. I was delinquent for 3 months and paid what i was behind, my score dropped to 571 but as soon as i paid off what i was behind and a little more it went straight to 680 within 6 months. Settling will screw you for much longer
I'm calling BS on this whole story. There is zero chance that Discover card "lied" to her and said there would be no interest. First off none off these agreements are done with a phone or handshake. She obviously did not read everything and we have a classic case of hearing what you want to hear. She needs to pay the bill and get on with life with a good lesson learned.
Yeah, usually if you miss the 0% interest window, they go back and charge you all the interest you should be at up until that point. Thats probably what happened to her.
Discover usually offers 0% interest for 12 to 18 months. Whatever isn't paid off in that time frame though starts building interest like crazy. They are very clear when that interest free period ends and it def doesn't like up with the minimum payment. If you only pay the minimum payment you will not get it paid off in time. I'm guessing this is what happened and now interest is climbing so she quit paying it bc she's mad.
I would be willingly to bet there is zero chance of her no longer using cc’s and letting her score go to zero; she will work on getting it back to 750+.
@@randomkyle3 You are wrong, you activate a card, and don't use it, keep the balance at zero, you are getting an on time payment every month, this and debt to income ratio is the most important. 👌
Sounds to me like she had a 0% CC, didn’t make payments, so then they increased her rate. Then she’s mad that they increased her rate, so then she refused to pay her balance even more.
Jessica if you are reading this…stop kidding yourself. You won’t win this battle, pay the bill and just move on with your life. Perhaps they made a mistake, but lesson learned that if you are going to borrow money you will play by their rules, even if the rules change. Educate yourself, make the best decision based on your financial situation as well as for your family and somewhere between all of that include some integrity and morals, otherwise let’s not rip our hair out about a 20k bill when you have 130k sitting in the bank. Good luck
If there's a dispute about interest rates, she should do the full payout minus the interest rates. I think that's reasonable since the company said that's what they would do but then never honored it.
No. They are separate issues actually and she will continue to be late if she doesn’t zero this out. She needs to pay it all and then sue them for the difference.
Your point is very true, but that ship has sailed, and now it's about getting her out of a jam in the best way possible. Once a person gets behind, then the wolves show up at the door (metaphorically). The system is rigged so that once she missed payments, they jack up her debt with fabricated charges that will quickly double what they claim she owes, expecting that she will have to settle with them for half, which will be what she actually owed to begin with. It's a crazy game.
Doesnt help they live in Austin. They going to be spending big on a home... and just listening to her you can tell she isnt going to settle for a cheap house.
love that you talk about integrity,,when the cc companies raise the % rate to 29 to 35% when I have no late no missed payments with 720 score..I am a 73 old and could just stop paying, protected by ERISA and cant be garnished...Thinking This would be PAYBACK..
I disagree with Ramsey on this. I respect him. However some of that debt owed especially to credit cards includes interest and fees. Take the deal knowing that even if you pay the debt in full the credit card company will keep it on your credit score. The credit card company only cares about squeezing money out of consumers.
integrity? These companies are charging 25%-30% interest on loans, there is no integrity on that side, ridiculous advice from a guy happy to go bankrupt himself to get out of debt.
Geez, how do you get $30k in CC debt, miss multiple payments on the cards where the CC company resorts to settling the debt with you. She should’ve paid off the CC debt first before calling in.
On my part. I will settle on those debts with a written guarantee to remove those marks off my credit report after all debt goes down to zero. Then stay away from ccc for more than 6 months. Then watch my credit score go up while staying in good standing with whatever other company has my ssn # for monthly billing for perfect credit history. Ex: Utility companies, phone, bill, and car payments.
If she's in good standing on the other credit cards and she's currently 650. That must be her debt ratio. She's probably making minimum monthly payments on those other credit cards and not paying the full balance. Consequently, her monthly credit utilization is way too high. Don't forget they watching your leftover credit card balance monthly including the minimum monthly payments you're making on those credit cards. Also, that is being reported to the credit bureau monthly. That will drop a couple of points off your credit monthly until you reach to a bad credit.
Yea No I Love Most Dave Advice but I still & will always Feel that my credit score is important granted credit ain’t nothing with out cash but good credit decent amount of cash & good self & financial discipline is Key 🔑
But after it disappears…does it come back up? Do you have to do manual underwriting? Is it easier to rebuild from 0? Trying to pay off debt, not looking for a house but need to start saving
I think he was more irritated at the caller who won't just pay what they owe and they've got the money And then they're calling Dave and nothing in her voice seems like she wants to listen or learn from this
I'm so confused, she has the money to pay it off but she won't and is instead damaging her credit for no reason? Why??? Credit cards aren't that complicated, you spend money with it and you pay it off at the end of the month it's not rocket science.
So he’s telling her to pay off the entire balance because of integrity. Then he will tell others to negotiate and pay pennies on the dollar. With no mention of integrity.
I paid off my car note early. Credit score dropped from 809 to 804. I have NO other debt but mortgage. I only leased new car because my 10 year old car repairs were not worth it when I could trade it in for an $8k deposit and the lease was 1.9% interest. I did not want to sell index funds to pay cash. Your credit score does not compensate for the freedom from debt. I only had a mortgage and car note and it freaked me out. I am not a credit card person. It is not real to me in the moment. I mostly use a debit card. I have one card for recurring oil bill and it is locked in a safe. My supplier is a mom and pop shop and I question their cyber security. This woman racking up debt and not wanting pay is astounding. The company extending that much credit is equally astounding. My credit is LOCKED. I cannot apply on a whim.
Im confused. Dave says negotiate a settlement pay pennies on the dollar, then another episode he says pay the full bill its called integrity. Then in this episode he tells her i want you to stop borrowing money but then at the end emphasizing going about paying the debts off in a way that least affects or cleans the credit report. Which one is it? And why even adjust your strategy in any way to preserve the credit score. If the end goal is no borrowing who cares about the credit score.
I listened to her explanation of the interest problem three times and I still don’t get what she’s trying to say. Sounds like she signed up for a 0% interest but didn’t use the card and still got charged interest on purchases she didn’t make???
Yeah, that made absolutely no sense. It sounds like she doesn't understand what she signed up for, and she just needs to learn her lesson, pay the debt, and move on with life.
Why? They are both chasing bills people voluntarily borrowed. Hating on collections is like hating an attorney chasing you for what a court said you have to pay.
@@patty109109 or hating on someone who negotiates a settlement between willing parties because you think they should do something else. So, what’s unethical? Not repaying, charging obscene interest rates or both?
I love Dave's advice most of the time, but he is out of his element on this one. You can get a decent mortgage with a 660. AND if she gets that account current, she will probably have a 720+. Bad call Dave.
Yeap, Fico sucks! I only have 8,000 in debt, paying consistently except 1 and yet downhill! Smh. Ridiculous done, because they are only going to sell you more debt to get into
If they didn’t honor the 0% transfer like they said than I’m with Jessica. Credit card companies screw everyone so why let them further screw your when you are in the right. If it’s 90+ days late that could have a significant effect on score. 180 days even more so. With that said she should of never let it get past 60 days
Dave has been removed from how bad single creditors can ding your credit. Also, you do not need to run up credit to get a good score. A single charge paid off monthly, because it is a single creditor causing the issue, will raise that score up really quickly
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So many people think repaying money you borrow is optional.
It is if there is forgiveness behind it. lol
it is though.
@@k-mart7475 you are 180k in debt as is everyone in your family. America.
probably go bankrupt like K-mart.
@@k-mart7475ps...how much home equity do you have? just for comparison.
Me. 😎
This woman’s attitude probably got her into this mess
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Very well spoken though. No likes.. uhs and ums.
The look on Dave’s face at 2:02 is priceless after she said she has money. How does he deal with these people?
Dave and crew have covered these same subjects numerous times. People don't bother to do some research before calling. Looking for a way around or an exception to the Ramsey way.
I saw that too 😆
@@parochial2356 it is a little unreasonable to ask people to watch hundreds of videos that might not be tagged with anything for your situation before calling in.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@ellencox8415 If someone is interested in getting their financial life in order, I would think that they would be interested in all the free content Ramsey solutions offers and would put in the time to learn. Many of the clips posted here are rehashing the same scenarios over and over.
RIP to the guy linked to this stress factory
🤣
nah, she is obviously cute. You can hear it in her entitled voice
Probably all her fault too lol
Plot twist : he’s the one with most of the debt.
Oh yeah just listening to her, cute, entitled, always right and an absolute bear to live with. Stop talking for five minutes so I can have a moments peace.
I don't want to pay my bills either, but it is called being an adult. You do things you don't want to do.
Kids have to do things they do not want to do. Why exclusive to adults?
And if you owe, pay it. Then don't use debt again.
I want to pay my bills
Naw, fight the power
When I sold my house, the most exciting thing was to sit there and pay off debt with it. I couldn't think of doing anything else. It was such a relief to lessen the amount of bills I had to worry about. She's stressing and fighting this CC company when she can fix her issues by writing a check. She's so blessed and doesn't even get that.
You don’t pay back money you don’t really owe though
@@drtij_dzienz true. So she should just write a check for her part and don't go back and forth
She is dishonest.
Well...She doesn't want to get where you at. Instead, she wants to find a way to prevent the worse to happen to her. Where she has to sell her house and pay off debt.
Unless she lied about her having some money in some other account and being cheap.
People are their own worst enemies.
I like Dave, but he shames people for trying to settle a credit card when he declared bankruptcy to get back on his feet. So why is she less ethical than he was declaring bancruptcy
Exactly
Facts. & calls paying the dirty credit companies “integrity” as if they have any integrity themselves lol.
He doesn't shame people for settling credit card debt. He shames people for trying to settle credit card debt for less than they owe when they have the money to pay the balance they owe.
That's a valid position to take. You borrowed the money, you pay it back. If you can't because you don't have the money, and you want to settle it based on what you have, that's something entirely different.
Great point
Remember the company she owes has over a half million in revenue from screwing people with shitty interest rates and here you are thinking we need to show pitty and integrity to a corp who takes advantage of the working class every day. Let that women keep her little 100k and settle. They wrote it off on their taxes and getting doubled payed wtf are yall smoking, this is not your neighbors money
This has little to do with her score, but more to do with she simply doesn't want to feel the pain of watching that money disappear from her account.
i feel her
Boooo hooooo
Its no pain, its a relief
Well, that is the best you can do for the future. She needs to pay off the debts to improve her credit score and history. Then apply for a business loan and invest it for a big return. Good way to beat the bank if you know what you're doing.
She simply doesn't want to pay it because she feels she shouldn't have to due to the experience she's been having arguing and fighting with Discover.
🤣🤣🤣 daves face when she said they had the $ to pay off the debt....priceless! And hilarious!
Thoughts and prayers to her husband
His fault for marrying.
@@Quinu12 that's what I thought.
@@Quinu12 what guy doesn’t if he can?
She is probably like a 8-10/10.
His fault. He knowingly married her
Don't let that company stress you out, she has the money. Just pay it and be done with it!
Why pay when theres a way to pay less
@@johndone8045because paying it will raise you credit score within a few months. I was delinquent for 3 months and paid what i was behind, my score dropped to 571 but as soon as i paid off what i was behind and a little more it went straight to 680 within 6 months. Settling will screw you for much longer
I had discover and haven’t had any issues with them in the past 10 years. She is definitely off on something
She doesn't pay her bills, or not on time...
Classic: Has the money… just doesn’t want to pay bills. 😂😂
She sounds like the kind of person that nothing is ever her fault.
exactly. Toxicity uhhh
This type will send you to jail
Narcissists never take responsibility for their actions.
BINGO
You nailed it.
10 years ago she was a cheerleader.
I'm calling BS on this whole story. There is zero chance that Discover card "lied" to her and said there would be no interest. First off none off these agreements are done with a phone or handshake. She obviously did not read everything and we have a classic case of hearing what you want to hear. She needs to pay the bill and get on with life with a good lesson learned.
Yeah, usually if you miss the 0% interest window, they go back and charge you all the interest you should be at up until that point. Thats probably what happened to her.
Discover usually offers 0% interest for 12 to 18 months. Whatever isn't paid off in that time frame though starts building interest like crazy. They are very clear when that interest free period ends and it def doesn't like up with the minimum payment. If you only pay the minimum payment you will not get it paid off in time. I'm guessing this is what happened and now interest is climbing so she quit paying it bc she's mad.
I would be willingly to bet there is zero chance of her no longer using cc’s and letting her score go to zero; she will work on getting it back to 750+.
These types of people will forever have money troubles
If your going to use a cc might want to pay it off like a responsible person.
A responsible person might just avoid buying things they don't currently have the money for... 😘
@A Smith She has 130k in bank sound like she has the money.
@@asmith7094 your condescending comment isn't doing what you think it is..
@@asmith7094
Some people use credit card for medical emergencies
Never use a CC unless ur a person who can pay it off every month. Interest rates on CC is absurd
She can pay them off and keep them open and her score will go up from having the derogatory marks cleared and having an extremely low utilization rate
George describing the CC companies as snakes is spot on 💯
You also do not need to charge anything to keep your score going up, it just needs to be open and active
what does active mean? it means to charge to the card.
@@randomkyle3 You are wrong, you activate a card, and don't use it, keep the balance at zero, you are getting an on time payment every month, this and debt to income ratio is the most important. 👌
Sounds to me like she had a 0% CC, didn’t make payments, so then they increased her rate.
Then she’s mad that they increased her rate, so then she refused to pay her balance even more.
Bingo!
Yep!
THIS!
Yes
in other words. shes an idiot....
My brain hurts after listening to this
my sympathies to the fool that married her
Agreed.
@@rnt45t1 she probably got the looks judging by her voice.
@@Primitive_Code until she's 30 then it's GAME OVER
That was an exhausting call to listen to.
Sir, 660 is not subprime. All they have to do is pay off that card, and they are eligible for a mortgage loan.
Exactly, she’s ok at 660
Right. 660 is a good score.
Sure but highly likely she told the truth😂
660 is not good@@annehajdu8654
Jessica if you are reading this…stop kidding yourself. You won’t win this battle, pay the bill and just move on with your life. Perhaps they made a mistake, but lesson learned that if you are going to borrow money you will play by their rules, even if the rules change.
Educate yourself, make the best decision based on your financial situation as well as for your family and somewhere between all of that include some integrity and morals, otherwise let’s not rip our hair out about a 20k bill when you have 130k sitting in the bank. Good luck
Bingo!
Don’t settle on you’re balance. Pay what you owe like Dave said. If you do a settlement the bank report your account as “Balance not paid in full”
*your
It’s only a couple points difference between paid in full and single.
If there's a dispute about interest rates, she should do the full payout minus the interest rates. I think that's reasonable since the company said that's what they would do but then never honored it.
What you mean? The amount of interest is still gonna remain on the balance.
@@fauxbro1983 Not if she negotiates a debt settlement
@@JeanValjean875 💯
No.
They are separate issues actually and she will continue to be late if she doesn’t zero this out. She needs to pay it all and then sue them for the difference.
Austin, TX - enough said. Here’s a case of trying to pick up pennies while stepping over dollars.
Lolz and im planning to move there in few years
She knows what show she called, right? lol
She's looking for affirmation. She ain't getting that from Dave
Apparently she just found the Ramsey Show yesterday!
She should try paying her bills
Your point is very true, but that ship has sailed, and now it's about getting her out of a jam in the best way possible. Once a person gets behind, then the wolves show up at the door (metaphorically). The system is rigged so that once she missed payments, they jack up her debt with fabricated charges that will quickly double what they claim she owes, expecting that she will have to settle with them for half, which will be what she actually owed to begin with. It's a crazy game.
@wtk6069 she agreed to the terms?
@@wtk6069 She knew the rules when she borrowed the money.
Doesnt help they live in Austin. They going to be spending big on a home... and just listening to her you can tell she isnt going to settle for a cheap house.
It's called interest. That's why they're in business.
Discover is not a horrible company
My mother's dropped from 800 to 660 in a matter of a few months from one card, but it can go back up fast too
@@agustino42491wow that's uncredible
Had 17 collections and settled over four years 568 to 740
it's actually not that hard to pay your bill at the end of each month and get your points, miles, or cashback.
But many people carry debt. That's the problem.
It's not that hard but most people aren't capable of managing it.
especially when auto pay is a things 😅 people like this surprise they’ve made it this far
Theres always that "just pay it every month" bro in the comments as if it's a revolutionary idea.............
Half the population is below average intelligence, that's why it's the average.
i would not argue with them to much, she was late and interest rates are very high right now. just pay it off!
They we take her to court and sue for balance owned.
love that you talk about integrity,,when the cc companies raise the % rate to 29 to 35% when I have no late no missed payments with 720 score..I am a 73 old and could just stop paying, protected by ERISA and cant be garnished...Thinking This would be PAYBACK..
Did she call JUST to “brag” about “having a lot of money”? Lol
I disagree with Ramsey on this. I respect him. However some of that debt owed especially to credit cards includes interest and fees. Take the deal knowing that even if you pay the debt in full the credit card company will keep it on your credit score. The credit card company only cares about squeezing money out of consumers.
If you simply paid your bill you wouldn't be in this mess. She will miss her mortgage payments and want house at a discount also I imagine ha.
She always expects drinks to be just bought for her whenever she hits Sixth Street. 🤣
What’s sixth street
Lol
Dave was done with this caller LOL
integrity? These companies are charging 25%-30% interest on loans, there is no integrity on that side, ridiculous advice from a guy happy to go bankrupt himself to get out of debt.
😂exactly
Yeah, take the discount and pay the other credit cards in full or over 6 months. Then just stay away from credit cards.
They put the terms in writing though, it's not a secret.
@@PaulStewart28 true. People just need to budget and live within their means.
Geez, how do you get $30k in CC debt, miss multiple payments on the cards where the CC company resorts to settling the debt with you. She should’ve paid off the CC debt first before calling in.
I am 100% sure she is going to do what they told her to do 😅
What would you do. That's what matter.
On my part. I will settle on those debts with a written guarantee to remove those marks off my credit report after all debt goes down to zero. Then stay away from ccc for more than 6 months. Then watch my credit score go up while staying in good standing with whatever other company has my ssn # for monthly billing for perfect credit history. Ex: Utility companies, phone, bill, and car payments.
If she's in good standing on the other credit cards and she's currently 650. That must be her debt ratio. She's probably making minimum monthly payments on those other credit cards and not paying the full balance. Consequently, her monthly credit utilization is way too high. Don't forget they watching your leftover credit card balance monthly including the minimum monthly payments you're making on those credit cards. Also, that is being reported to the credit bureau monthly. That will drop a couple of points off your credit monthly until you reach to a bad credit.
Yea No I Love Most Dave Advice but I still & will always Feel that my credit score is important granted credit ain’t nothing with out cash but good credit decent amount of cash & good self & financial discipline is Key 🔑
I’m sure she started noticing that interest rate after months of not paying ….
Keep the car, sell the wife. 😂😂😂
Exactly! Unless she's @aaliyah.enjoli not gonna be easy selling this one off.
But after it disappears…does it come back up? Do you have to do manual underwriting? Is it easier to rebuild from 0? Trying to pay off debt, not looking for a house but need to start saving
Call them up, ask to settle, get it written in paper. Pay it. The end.
Dave looked enraged when George started talking at the end.
I think he was more irritated at the caller who won't just pay what they owe and they've got the money And then they're calling Dave and nothing in her voice seems like she wants to listen or learn from this
I don't like Jessica in Texas.
Me either.
😂
I don’t like Jessica in Texas that’s why I moved to Tennessee. Seems like a good song
No one likes Austin TX
@@goldengoose7492 Arkansa is better.
Question. If you have no credit score, and then manual underwrite a morgage. Will you then have a credit score while you carry the morgage?
My retirement is disgusting looking
Why ?
My credit score is 750 and I’m proud of it idc what manual under ride they talking about 💯✔️
Man, this is the problem with people VHS don’t tell them selves the truth, and are not self-aware. This comes out in their financial behavior as well.
It's a mental illness.
Eh I'd take the discount. Why not save money?
She can go FHA loan with 660 or less probably 580
Isn't that one time though.
I was raised to pay ALL debt I make. This thinking is long lost. Probably forever.
They don't know the answer for the question she is asking. They talking about integrity.
I'm so confused, she has the money to pay it off but she won't and is instead damaging her credit for no reason? Why??? Credit cards aren't that complicated, you spend money with it and you pay it off at the end of the month it's not rocket science.
So he’s telling her to pay off the entire balance because of integrity.
Then he will tell others to negotiate and pay pennies on the dollar. With no mention of integrity.
Didn’t Dave file bankruptcy in the past?😅
Pay your bill in full
I feel bad for her husband.
continuously helped me like you have. I thank God for your presence in my life. Thanks a lot!!!
This is why kids try to get out of her bills. I can't believe she is is trying to get out of paying her bills.
My girl actually thinks credit card debt should be forgiven what a mess
At 3:10 Dave says you Discover they suck 😅😅😅😅
I’m $35,000 in debt. I have $5000 in cash. Been laid off for a year. This is on 6 cards. Should I try to make a deal with them.
This wasn't good advice. She shouldn't have called him.
I paid off my car note early. Credit score dropped from 809 to 804. I have NO other debt but mortgage. I only leased new car because my 10 year old car repairs were not worth it when I could trade it in for an $8k deposit and the lease was 1.9% interest. I did not want to sell index funds to pay cash. Your credit score does not compensate for the freedom from debt. I only had a mortgage and car note and it freaked me out. I am not a credit card person. It is not real to me in the moment. I mostly use a debit card. I have one card for recurring oil bill and it is locked in a safe. My supplier is a mom and pop shop and I question their cyber security. This woman racking up debt and not wanting pay is astounding. The company extending that much credit is equally astounding. My credit is LOCKED. I cannot apply on a whim.
The credit score game sucks but you need a good credit score to now rent a place. Chicago you have to have at least a 670 to rent an apartment.
Im confused. Dave says negotiate a settlement pay pennies on the dollar, then another episode he says pay the full bill its called integrity. Then in this episode he tells her i want you to stop borrowing money but then at the end emphasizing going about paying the debts off in a way that least affects or cleans the credit report. Which one is it? And why even adjust your strategy in any way to preserve the credit score. If the end goal is no borrowing who cares about the credit score.
Who cares about integrity. Is is better to settle. Yes or no.
She doesn't want to pay the debt....she wants to file bankruptcy and keep the money.
I listened to her explanation of the interest problem three times and I still don’t get what she’s trying to say. Sounds like she signed up for a 0% interest but didn’t use the card and still got charged interest on purchases she didn’t make???
Yeah, that made absolutely no sense. It sounds like she doesn't understand what she signed up for, and she just needs to learn her lesson, pay the debt, and move on with life.
Sell The Car!!!!! What don’t People understand about that?!!!!!!!! HOLY COW!!
Remember folks being broke as a joke with 2$ in your bank account is technically better than being thousands in debt
I would never pass on the opportunity to duck over a banker. Doubly so for a collections agency.
@john Smith , It’s about having morals when you owe money to people who have no morals
@@paulc3749 Thank you.
Why? They are both chasing bills people voluntarily borrowed. Hating on collections is like hating an attorney chasing you for what a court said you have to pay.
@@patty109109 ,that depends on how much they have had back already in the form of high interest & charges
@@patty109109 or hating on someone who negotiates a settlement between willing parties because you think they should do something else. So, what’s unethical? Not repaying, charging obscene interest rates or both?
You can tell this woman just wanted someone to feel sorry for her and agree with her bs.
She is a narcissist. It's all about her.
Another example of buying too much junk that you can’t pay for.
I love Dave's advice most of the time, but he is out of his element on this one. You can get a decent mortgage with a 660. AND if she gets that account current, she will probably have a 720+. Bad call Dave.
Nah. A 660 will get you a really high payment and a terrible interest rate
pay your bills,, oh nevermind, I see she is in Austin,, she is not really in Texas
They should take this to court
Yeap, Fico sucks! I only have 8,000 in debt, paying consistently except 1 and yet downhill! Smh. Ridiculous done, because they are only going to sell you more debt to get into
He's wrong about one thing. I have a 640 currently never missed a payment in my 14 years of having credit simply due to a high debt to income ratio.
She can probably pay this off for exactly what she owes, less the ridiculous collection fees. That would be fair.
No wife no debt no stress
Am I right fellas ?
Yessur
Believe so
That’s called integrity 👏👏👏
If they didn’t honor the 0% transfer like they said than I’m with Jessica. Credit card companies screw everyone so why let them further screw your when you are in the right. If it’s 90+ days late that could have a significant effect on score. 180 days even more so. With that said she should of never let it get past 60 days
*should’ve
I hear excuses and a lack of clarity and honesty on her part
They played with snakes 🐍 and got bitten! 💁♂️
Play with fire you get burned sometimes!
Dave has been removed from how bad single creditors can ding your credit. Also, you do not need to run up credit to get a good score. A single charge paid off monthly, because it is a single creditor causing the issue, will raise that score up really quickly
Just. Pay. The. Bill. It's not rocket science!!
Paying debt collectors is integrity 😂😂😂😂
Nope. That’s not what he’s saying at all. You have integrity when you PAY THE DEBTS YOU OWE. Has nothing to do with WHO you owe.
Do the mortgage first lock it in and then take the settelement, done