I was reading a report this weekend on banking, and it has been predicted that 1000+ more banks are going to fail or be shut down within the next 3 years. This party's still just getting warmed up.
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Originally posted by frogger View PostI was reading a report this weekend on banking, and it has been predicted that 1000+ more banks are going to fail or be shut down within the next 3 years. This party's still just getting warmed up.
I'm just wondering how they plan in "fixing" this problem. If the fed makes the banks whole again that's when the hyperinflationary nightmare will begin.
If the FDIC just lets it all crash down since they too are broke then those with deposits in these banks will lose it.
There is no in between. It's either one or the other.The essence of freedom is the proper limitation of Government
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Advanta's greed has caught up to them. This bank is the one who raised our rate from 6% to 35% "because they can".....I fought with them for months then told them I was no longer going to pay them because I feel they are stealing from me. They played HARD BALL...would not budge at all. Told me if i stopped paying them, then everyone else would raise their rates, too, and that is what happened. Therefore, no one wins.
The credit scam is unbelievable.
Sheriff came to our house yesterday. (I was not here and they actually left their card inside my house, up eight steps into the house!)..... Looks like it is time to file asap!Tried debt settlmnt, stopped paying all cards 5/09/--filed bk no asset ch7 in 11/2010---DISCHARGED 2/2011!!! Still waiting to see how much more Bank of America and Fannie Mae can ruin us
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Originally posted by webshot View PostI have an Advanta account for about $8000. Is there an opportunity here?
I have always paid on time, but now I am think there may be an opportunity to settle with who ever ends up with the debt.
Also can they report to the CRA's if they are behind in their payments to the CRA's?
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I'm hoping to get some opinions on this. I'm considering stopping payments on my two Advanta CCs, which I've had for a few years at 3% (total balance $9000). Only because it is getting impossible to meet monthly expenses and CC payments. I thought this would be a better alternative to bankruptcy. It also doesn't make sense to refinance at a much higher rate even if they'd take half.
My question is this, and please correct me if I'm wrong. Do you believe the FDIC (or Advanta or collection agency) would come after me the same as other credit card companies; i.e. is the FDIC more likely to just write off my account than a nonbankrupt bank? I'm confused on this, because the FDIC appears to have taken over the CCs of Advanta and already has a large amount for written-off accounts.
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Originally posted by banca rotta View PostIt looks like last Friday and tonight combined another 15 banks failed. It's usually done on Friday after the markets close to avoid a panic.
We will probably start seeing these numbers double, then triple, then snowball.
Kind of interesting how this weeks group consisted of 7 banks, ALL from IL. Kind of unusual that they are all from one state.
Wheatland Bank Naperville IL 58429
Peotone Bank and Trust Company Peotone IL 10888
Lincoln Park Savings Bank Chicago IL 30600
New Century Bank Chicago IL 34821
Citizens Bank and Trust Company of Chicago Chicago IL 34658
Broadway Bank Chicago IL 22853
Amcore Bank, National Association Rockford IL 3735
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Advanta Full Off Hot Air
I don't think at this time Advanta is going after anyone. They are just blowing hot air with there letters and phone calls. They don't have any MONEY for lawyers . Advanta has NOT filed a law suite against anyone for some time now. I for one, would love to go to court with Advanta and show a judge 39.8% interest rate jack for paying my CC on time for 7+ years. Why the FDIC does not see this is beyond me?? I am going to wait this out and see who buys the advanta debt??
Anyone please correct me if they see it anther way.
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ice: I think you got it pretty much right-on here. They flap their jaws about lawsuits but the reality has been, not enough $$$ for real collections. They also have known that the days were short, so why invest invest long-term $$$...?
Will be interesting to see who picks up the pieces and how ameanable they are to settlements. I would think VERY.
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