Question by Kristi G: How to deal with credit cards?
Recently I have gotten myself into a jam. Nobody’s fault but my own so now I am doing my best to fix the problem, I have joined a debt management group, curtailed my spending habits and adhered to a strict budget. Everything that I put on the program is fine except for one creditor that calls me daily. I explain to them every day that I have joined a debt management, they told me the payment they wanted which I did call my debt managment group and told them what to change the payment too but every time they call me they tell me something different. I dont know what else to do, short of filing bankruptcy , which I dont want to do, I just dont know what else to do.
Best answer:
Answer by Happy Cooker
Get an unlisted phone number or just don’t speak to that particular company. You’ve already made your arrangements and shouldn’t be being hassled any longer. Report them if you have to.
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“debt management group”
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"Since January 1994, I have no longer had any active interest in the fortunes of my group." (AGI)
Berlusconi initiated his political career in 1994.
He’s the current President of Italian Council of Ministers.
Outstanding debt of Mediaset group in 1994: 2B$
Outstanding debt of Mediaset group in 2006: 0$
Shall we question his management capabilities until 1994 then?
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