Posted on: 22nd Sep, 2009 09:33 am
I almost lost my home earlier this year to foreclosure but was lucky to save it. In the meantime, I had 4 credit cards that I had let slide along the way of struggling with my home. One of them was a certain computer company that is now threatening to put a lien on my home. I am in the process of trying to catch up on everything and am looking for a second job to help resolve this. I thought about CCS, but this particular company does not allow you to consolidate. I don't have enough in my home to use it to get a loan and since I let things slide so bad, I have very bad credit.
Does anyone have any suggestions for any of this. I made the debt, I want to pay it off, but I feel like I am out of options on this. I don't want a lien on my home either!
Thoughts? Suggestions?
Thanks in advance for any help.
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Does anyone have any suggestions for any of this. I made the debt, I want to pay it off, but I feel like I am out of options on this. I don't want a lien on my home either!
Thoughts? Suggestions?
Thanks in advance for any help.
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Hi dakota_cheyenne,
Your creditor can very well refuse to deal with a third party who is helping you to consolidate your debts. In such a situation, you can directly contact the creditor and negotiate for a repayment plan. Your creditor must be having some hardship programs which might help you in paying off the debts easily.
Thanks
Your creditor can very well refuse to deal with a third party who is helping you to consolidate your debts. In such a situation, you can directly contact the creditor and negotiate for a repayment plan. Your creditor must be having some hardship programs which might help you in paying off the debts easily.
Thanks
Dark
you need to call these people and negotiate some payments tersm
I think if they knwo that you are willign to pay, then they might offer you some payment plan
you need to call these people and negotiate some payments tersm
I think if they knwo that you are willign to pay, then they might offer you some payment plan
discuss it with lender & finalize prepayment plan
I think thats a good step as of now