posted on August 17, 2003 05:25:13 PM new
Neroter12... please go get some facts before posting that... I personally know several people that have old bankrupticies and no they are not paying anymore interest than probably you... 10.9% on their CC and 6.5% on their new car... bankruptcy is 8 years old...
posted on August 17, 2003 05:40:16 PM new
Yup, bankruptcy is a non-event these days. It wasn't always so.
I had a sister-in-law that used to declare bankruptcy every seven years like clockwork. Her husband and her would start a business and every seven years start all over with a clean slate and a warehouse full of inventory from the last business. They were millionares but still exploiting the ease of going brankrupt every seven years. I wonder how many people do that?
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posted on August 17, 2003 05:40:40 PM new
Tweleve: if you READ the post it says DURING the 7-10 years. I have no doubt one could crawl out from under it at 8 years, but they have endure the 1st couple of years at no credit or extremly HIGH risk rates FIRST. SHEESH, Gimme a break!
Ace: You're right about the buyers vs. the sellers thing on ebay. But I think even EBAY realizes the sellers are hitting the site more than actual buyers that are non-sellers. Seems like every couple of weeks they do the "Shipping feature" on the home page. "Boxes, Shipping Tape, etc".
posted on August 17, 2003 05:50:05 PM new
Yes we do agree Neroter, just was roundabout...
I think AA has hit on something, I too believe that eBay will always favor the buyer... because no matter how good a seller you are... there are many in the wings that could step in when you are gone.
