OK, I got my first human call from Chase. I was advised that I should look to borrow money from friends and family, or withdraw money from my retirement accounts. I responded back that something I could possibly do is to have Chase lend me some money in a different loan so that I could make the payments to my current Chase account, and perhaps even some other accounts for which that I was also delinquent.
I was also told that I should get a part time job to earn money to payoff the debt, as not paying off the debt would harm my credit score (OOOOHH!) I then responded that I considered my options for getting the money, and had determined that the only way I could come up with the money was to rob a bank, but that I had made a calculated decision that the risks of robbing such bank - possibly being shot or harming others, and probably being arrested and sent to prison for a long time - outweighed the gain of me keeping my credit score high. I then asked for Chase's opinion on this calculation.
I then asked that Chase make it as easy as possible for me to pay off the debt by essentially suspending the late fees and putting my interest rate at 0% - something similar to what I, as a taxpayer, did for Chase via the Federal Reserve lowering the interest rate to 0 to 1/4% as well as the TARP funding. I was told that Chase could not do that for me since it would go against policy.
Right about that time, my internet phone acted up, and I had to hang up.
I was also told that I should get a part time job to earn money to payoff the debt, as not paying off the debt would harm my credit score (OOOOHH!) I then responded that I considered my options for getting the money, and had determined that the only way I could come up with the money was to rob a bank, but that I had made a calculated decision that the risks of robbing such bank - possibly being shot or harming others, and probably being arrested and sent to prison for a long time - outweighed the gain of me keeping my credit score high. I then asked for Chase's opinion on this calculation.
I then asked that Chase make it as easy as possible for me to pay off the debt by essentially suspending the late fees and putting my interest rate at 0% - something similar to what I, as a taxpayer, did for Chase via the Federal Reserve lowering the interest rate to 0 to 1/4% as well as the TARP funding. I was told that Chase could not do that for me since it would go against policy.
Right about that time, my internet phone acted up, and I had to hang up.
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