I mad bro!

JP Morgan was a founding member of the Federal Reserve, enough said.

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What I continue to find interesting is that banks can "sell" their debt and consiquently your debt to people you never had an agreement or binding contract with...such as the home loans and missing titles fiasco that blew up not too long ago...

I wonder if the contract is voided once they sell the debt due to the fact the debtee never signed a contract with the buyer of the debt therefor legally they couldn't be held responsible for the money 3rd party collectors are coming after them for.

In most cases people pay the 3rd party collectors because they can be quite intimidating and scary I guess....But what happens when someone fights the 3rd party debt collectors on the ground they never signed a contract to pay the debt collectors and therefor cannot be held responsible for that debt??

The Morgan banking family are a right arm for the Rockefeller family so nothing to look here let's move on!

Originally posted by pyrodude
Ok, First off I worked in this division at the San Antonio office. In fact for a short time I worked for the manager they reference (Jason Lazinbat) and let me assure you there are some serious mis-representations in this article. First off a judgment is based on a balance plus fees. These fees are laid out in the contract that was accepted when the consumer got the card. On top of that is added the cost to collect and any filing fees for the attorneys. On average that was around $500-$750 by judgment. If the customer fights it in court fee's go up. I know everyone will say this robbery, evil and extortion. Ok, it’s tough, I get it. But you enter into a contract to repay the money. Also once you get to this department there a numerous ways to resolve it once your there. We offered payment arrangements, settlements and numerous other options. Anyway, I know I'm going to get slaughtered over this so go ahead, do your worst. Ask me whatever and see if I can answer questions or at least shed light on things. No I do not work, there any longer, I have since moved away from my beloved Texas. Also, the manager referenced in here, who is claimed to have said " just go along and get it in gear" (summed up) is one of the good guys, he is an excellent manager and great leader. He would be tough on someone but he would never do someone harm or force someone to do something either against the law or unethical.

Behold a wolf in sheep's clothing....

The fact you stated about you did not work for him very long leaves me to question how well you could of really known this person? So then why should anyone feel "assured" of your opinion?

BTW most families of serial killers had no idea the person was crazy, a murderer, or was even capable of such crimes...

Originally posted by dplum517
This is why I have a really big smile when I get a Chase Credit Card approval in the mail about once a week.


I take the letter and rippppp it in half and throw it in the garbage. I do that with all credit cards apps from BoA, Chase, Wells Fargo, etc...... the more letters I get the more pleasure it gives me to rip those suckers up.


The only credit card I have is from my Local Credit Union.

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You and me both!