Hypothetically speaking ofcourse............
#1
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If say........you were leaving one country for another and never returning permanently, what is the maximum amount of debt you would leave behind you? ...... would you consider NOT paying the milkman that last week?.......or the last 23 months of your HP agreement? What's a great scam?
Start your replies "I know a person who.........." if you want. Please don't slag-off my morals or ethics, it's purely hypothetical................
Start your replies "I know a person who.........." if you want. Please don't slag-off my morals or ethics, it's purely hypothetical................
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If say........you were leaving one country for another and never returning permanently, what is the maximum amount of debt you would leave behind you? ...... would you consider NOT paying the milkman that last week?.......or the last 23 months of your HP agreement? What's a great scam?
Start your replies "I know a person who.........." if you want. Please don't slag-off my morals or ethics, it's purely hypothetical................
Start your replies "I know a person who.........." if you want. Please don't slag-off my morals or ethics, it's purely hypothetical................
but would it be worth it they say you can run but you cant hide, im sure doing things like that have a way of commig back to haunt you, so GET PAYING YOUR DEBTS
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I know someone whos done all his credit cards and ****ed off to Thailand
#4
I've got the saucepan heating up for the popcorn, who wants salt and who wants sugar???
#6
I reckon if you have less than a couple of grand with each company/lender and dont leave too many clues behind you should be safe.
Probably one of the few "upsides" of the credit crunch. Lenders would probably be cutting back on costs and be more likely to write off smaller debts that would be costly to recover in favour of bigger debts with higher success rates. (Only my opinion).
I know there will be replies coming about the moral high ground etc :curse: but each to their own.
Probably one of the few "upsides" of the credit crunch. Lenders would probably be cutting back on costs and be more likely to write off smaller debts that would be costly to recover in favour of bigger debts with higher success rates. (Only my opinion).
I know there will be replies coming about the moral high ground etc :curse: but each to their own.
#13
Well the debt free, superior folk are probably still in peaceful slumber.




