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Originally Posted by Level III Chaos
(Post 3856380)
I've been thinking about this.......how can an ex-wife "destroy" someone else's credit?
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exactly!
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It's pretty unknown but you can also buy your credit back from the creditors. In short you offer cash and they go back to the credit agencies and say they made a 'mistake' and you weren't ever late / didn't miss any payments.
A financial attorney told me about this. Blew my mind. |
Sounds like a sloppy divorce. When she took part of the debt, shouldn't have had your name removed as a guarantor and likewise have her removed from your debt. Either way, it sounds like a lot of debt! :(
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If I ever get divorced I`m gonna go the Blue Barrel route, seems easier! :lolhit:
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Originally Posted by tgi
(Post 3856286)
If you can't pay cash for a boat you can't afford it.
Simple as 1,2,3............ Most people on here have bought a boat on credit at some point. I bought my boat with a loan and my wife, friends and family have enjoyed a ton of time on it. If I'd have had to wait a couple years to buy it with cash that would have been a lot of good memories missed out on.... |
Originally Posted by ICDEDPPL
(Post 3856998)
If I ever get divorced I`m gonna go the Blue Barrel route, seems easier! :lolhit:
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SEAFORD IM WITH YOU NOT EVERYONE IS LUCKY ENOUGH TO PAY CASH, DALLAS I KNOW HOW UGLY A DIVORCE CAN GET, I LOST ALL KINDS OF CRAP AND GOT BACK TOGETHER 2YEARS LATER:angry-smiley-038:
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Originally Posted by Level III Chaos
(Post 3856933)
Sounds like a sloppy divorce. When she took part of the debt, shouldn't have had your name removed as a guarantor and likewise have her removed from your debt. Either way, it sounds like a lot of debt! :(
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Yep.......sounds like living beyond means. :D :D Best of luck recovering from your "ex's" destruction tactics! Sounds like you both ran up the debt.
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