What Happens i Don't Pay Credit Cards and run away

vincentcky

What Happens i Don't Pay Credit Cards and migrant to other countries

_Andy_

lame troll post, too blatant. Try harder. 0/10

Joeler

vincentcky wrote: »

What Happens i Don't Pay Credit Cards and migrant to other countries

Probably the same that happens if you don't structure your sentences properly and throw in capital letters willy nilly

Clive_Woody

vincentcky wrote: »

What Happens i Don't Pay Credit Cards and migrant to other countries

The banks will send bounty hunters after you who will find you and do nasty things using soup spoons and a bottle of Evian.

HTH

ILW

Clive_Woody wrote: »

The banks will send bounty hunters after you who will find you and do nasty things using soup spoons and a bottle of Evian.

HTH

What do they do with the spoons?

cooltt

Have you seen that new Evian advert with the babies? it's creepy as hell!! certainly wouldn't encourage me to buy their water!

Typical stupid French advertising idiots trying to copy that other baby advert but getting it totaly wrong.

Stick to onions and crusty bread!

Ritchie74

Evian backwards = naive. As are those who buy it ;-)

Mrs_Ryan

Fee-fi-fo-fum.

I smell the blood of a ...... TROLL.

Robert_Sterling

vincentcky wrote: »

What Happens i Don't Pay Credit Cards and migrant to other countries

Eye av all so wundered that.

cos_2

However, it does raise a point or two...

My stepson is moving back to the USA later this year. Wife and I will be taking him there to help sort things out.

Now, I know he's had some issues with bank accounts here in the UK and we've been very communicatve and stuff - in other words I've sorted out his overdraft by repaying it (bless him!). But I wonder, he may have some other debts I don't know about: he's 19 so eligible for credit, viz the overdraft.

So, when he heads off to the States, and I then discover he has left debts behind, what should I do? I can tell the creditor he doesn't stay here any more, but why should they accept my word on that? He has lived at my address since he was 11 and clearly has used this address for any potential borrowing. Do I simply scrape together the cash to pay the creditor?

As for responsibilty, he is 19 and, as far as I'm concerned, a responsible adult, not a child, so no, I don't accept his actions as my responsibility!

Fair enough that the OP was trolling, but it got me thinking...

/Edit just read my post and was amazed I got 5 commas into my second-last sentence - wot a prat!