Cj
Milwaukee,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, May 28, 2009
Come on dude. All Chase wants is what you agreed to when you got, activated and starting using your credit card, which is for you to pay your bill. If you cant pay it, then try to work out an arrangement. If you cant work out an arrangement and really cant afford to pay the debt, then file chapter 7 bankruptcy.
Robert
Buffalo,#3Consumer Comment
Sun, May 24, 2009
""They sent me to collections without telling me, now they garnished my wages.........of which is putting me into a further bind."" Since you're in Illinois, this means that you were sucessfully SUED for the debt and the court ordered the wage garnishment to compell you to satisfy the judgment. If you're being threatened with arrest, then there must be some aspect of the judgment that you are not complying with. We don't have debtor's prison. We don't send folks to jail for owing money, but we do send folks to jail for "contempt of court" when they don't comply with court orders.
John
Califon,#4Consumer Comment
Sat, May 23, 2009
somehow chase MADE YOU make all the initial charges which in turn lead to all the interest you pay? I don't really see the rip off. YOU made the charges. No charges/balance = no interest payments and late fees for missing payments.
John
Califon,#5Consumer Comment
Sat, May 23, 2009
somehow chase MADE YOU make all the initial charges which in turn lead to all the interest you pay? I don't really see the rip off. YOU made the charges. No charges/balance = no interest payments and late fees for missing payments.
John
Califon,#6Consumer Comment
Sat, May 23, 2009
somehow chase MADE YOU make all the initial charges which in turn lead to all the interest you pay? I don't really see the rip off. YOU made the charges. No charges/balance = no interest payments and late fees for missing payments.