Very nice, congrats!
Shut you down over $643, 21 yrs ago, absurd and ridiculus, if you feel it was worthwhile to you to pay discharged debt fine, I never would have and would have let them shut it all down forever... Thousands or tens of thousands lost ok but over a lousy 643..
@gdale6 wrote:Shut you down over $643, 21 yrs ago, absurd and ridiculus, if you feel it was worthwhile to you to pay discharged debt fine, I never would have and would have let them shut it all down forever... Thousands or tens of thousands lost ok but over a lousy 643..
Yes, I did it. In the end, it was my debt (old debt). It really was no different than all the debt that I've settled during my rebuild with the exception that this debt was unenforceable. It is absurd, but such a small price to pay. I would have repaid more than that. The costs/benefit analysis in this case justified the small expenditure. I see your point on the "principle" of $643 21 year old debt. I'm currently paying another debt which has fallen off of my credit report and would have passed the statute of limitations, but due to a job security clearance, I have to pay it ($3,500). In the grand scheme of things, $643 is nothing.
(Formerly known as: Credit is my hobby/TCL objective)
@12njoy wrote:
@gdale6 wrote:Shut you down over $643, 21 yrs ago, absurd and ridiculus, if you feel it was worthwhile to you to pay discharged debt fine, I never would have and would have let them shut it all down forever... Thousands or tens of thousands lost ok but over a lousy 643..
Yes, I did it. In the end, it was my debt (old debt). It really was no different than all the debt that I've settled during my rebuild with the exception that this debt was unenforceable. It is absurd, but such a small price to pay. I would have repaid more than that. The costs/benefit analysis in this case justified the small expenditure. I see your point on the "principle" of $643 21 year old debt. I'm currently paying another debt which has fallen off of my credit report and would have passed the statute of limitations, but due to a job security clearance, I have to pay it ($3,500). In the grand scheme of things, $643 is nothing.
Good luck to you.
@gdale6 wrote:
@12njoy wrote:
@gdale6 wrote:Shut you down over $643, 21 yrs ago, absurd and ridiculus, if you feel it was worthwhile to you to pay discharged debt fine, I never would have and would have let them shut it all down forever... Thousands or tens of thousands lost ok but over a lousy 643..
Yes, I did it. In the end, it was my debt (old debt). It really was no different than all the debt that I've settled during my rebuild with the exception that this debt was unenforceable. It is absurd, but such a small price to pay. I would have repaid more than that. The costs/benefit analysis in this case justified the small expenditure. I see your point on the "principle" of $643 21 year old debt. I'm currently paying another debt which has fallen off of my credit report and would have passed the statute of limitations, but due to a job security clearance, I have to pay it ($3,500). In the grand scheme of things, $643 is nothing.
Thanks