One thing the OP mentioned in the first post was credit scores. IMO, credit scores are the least of his worry. Don't consider scores at all and simply focus on chipping away at that revolving debt. Better scores will come from doing exactly that.
As far as the income vs expenses discussion, the OP stated he has $3k in monthly expenses. He listed out a few set expenses, which looked like they came to $2100. I would assume the other $900 are things that could potentially be reduced a little (cell phone, cable, etc) but who knows how much. His monthly take home is about $4700. That means he has $1700 left that he could throw toward revolving debt, possibly a little more if he can reduce some of the $900 in monthly expenses. I wouldn't expect him to be able to come up with more than $2k, so using the $3k/mo number from the previous page is quite unrealistic.
I do think that several people have provided great advice with respect to paying down the individual cards.
