10-09-2007 05:03 PM
10-09-2007 06:41 PM
ANewDay wrote:I recently brought my own home. I was looking into "Prosper" around the same time. To date, I only have one cc "Capital One" and medical bills from a 7 day stay in the hospital following a visit to the emergency room visit in which I was diagnosed with several things. They chose to treat me for 7 days. I worked with a very savvy pre-qualification individual and was able to achieve the ultimate dream of homeownership. AT this time I am two months in, but I chose to not pay COne for about two months. First they sent me a collection letter, and I said okay now I can work toward paying the balance. Then another month goes by and they are now sending me a regular bill, [only $300 worth of credit] with atleast $100.00 worth of late fees, etc. So now they have the balance to about $500.00.Any thoughts on how to handle this wonderful company, and not loose my sanity in the process. In reality I know that everyone needs atleast one major card, but how do I let them know I need them but stop all of these fees being added to just run up a bill on their end. Please let me know. Thank you for your time in reviewing this question.......................Also, of course by the time I got my thoughts and business together to apply with Prosper for a loan to tie up some loose ends, and do a little roofing work on the house, they said that I did not meet the qualifications, meaning my score was too low to apply. ......Thanks Again

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