Just an FYI - no ride-through's on credit cards

[liz417]

I was lucky to get 1 phone call per month. Remember, I moved around a lot and changed my phone # so many times, they couldn't keep up. By the time they would get my current phone #, I would move again.

I don't know how long I will be here until I move to another state. But this time no creditors will follow.

Did the creditors ever call your relatives since they couldn't get hold of you?

[debtmonster]

Did the creditors ever call your relatives since they couldn't get hold of you?

Maybe 3 or 4 calls in 10 years. Nothing big.

[Over our heads]

I want a pic of a 341 meeting in progress so I can post it here. This forum lacks photos.

lol, If your courthouse is anything like our courthouse, your phone will be confiscated upon entry. You get it back when you leave. Not to mention, I don't believe any mod here would condone posting pictures of trustees or people their for their own 341's w/o their consent!

[debtmonster]

lol, If your courthouse is anything like our courthouse, your phone will be confiscated upon entry. You get it back when you leave. Not to mention, I don't believe any mod here would condone posting pictures of trustees or people their for their own 341's w/o their consent!

I take the photos. I own the copyright. If you want to sell my photos, then I want royalties.

In the mean time, stop doing the personal attacks.

[music12]

i don't see any personal attack in that post.

if you take photos of somebody else, you do not have the right to disseminate them without their consent. the word "copyright" is not some magic word that takes other people's rights away.

[debtmonster]

i don't see any personal attack in that post.

if you take photos of somebody else, you do not have the right to disseminate them without their consent. the word "copyright" is not some magic word that takes other people's rights away.

If that was true, you wouldn't find tons of web sites out there like break.com, lolpix.com and evilmilk.com. They would all be out of business.

[BkinTX]

Lol.

[debtmonster]

lol.

rofl.

[BkinTX]

I enjoy your, um, contributions, greatly.

[Jefferson24]

I had a $0 balance CC at the time we filed, it was not listed. That was 7/2/09. It is still open and usable, I owe about $50 now but I pay it off every month. The credit limit went from $5,000 to $1,000 and the interest went from 9.9% to 28% last statement. Do you think it will last? It is a Bank of Omaha VISA.

[debtmonster]

I had a $0 balance CC at the time we filed, it was not listed. That was 7/2/09. It is still open and usable, I owe about $50 now but I pay it off every month. The credit limit went from $5,000 to $1,000 and the interest went from 9.9% to 28% last statement. Do you think it will last? It is a Bank of Omaha VISA.

Wow, that's scary. It's real 0% interest as long as you pay it in full every month. I never worry about those numbers on cars I don't let carry a balance. It can say 100% for all I care. Just don't charge more than you can pay off.

In my case, I will just be enjoying my debit card. How was the economy before the invent of credit cards anyway? Does anyone remember horror stories from the 50's or 60's from people not having credit cards?

[music12]

If that was true, you wouldn't find tons of web sites out there like break.com, lolpix.com and evilmilk.com. They would all be out of business.

these people either gave their consent or don't know about it, or know about it but don't have the money to sue. doesn't make it legal and doesn't mean that one day when one person takes complaining about it seriously they won't be out of business.

i guess 341 people won't have the money to sue. however, the trustee could get a court order very easily.

[Amy26]

My exhusband posted some pictures of me on the Internet a long time ago without my permission. I sent an email to the site owners saying that if they did not remove them I would press charges. They were gone within a few hours and I received a very apologetic email.

What music said is true... Just because you took the photo doesn't mean it's right. Even if you aren't selling it. Why do you think the facebook community was up in arms about them saying that once you upload a picture to facebook it becomes their property.

[OhioFiler]

Why didn't they do this right after the Internet came out? Why did they wait so long to do this?

Do you even know when the internet "came out"?

[HHM]

Ok, this thread is way off topic.