Full & final settlement at a % of what you owe?

The_Boss

sistafromanothermista wrote: »

Another one of those 'can pay but won't

<bangs head against wall>

25% off is a great chunk to be discounted too.

The_Boss

sistafromanothermista wrote: »

Why is it that people don't think that paying what they owe, despite having the funds to do so, is the right thing to do??
I am baffled.

I can understand it in some cases where it is simply not possible due to circumstances but that is clearly not the case here. How can someone not understand that they are making a nice fiscal profit if they have the money to pay in full but want to haggle down further than a 25% discount. I wish my ISA or annual pension plan returned that!

sistafromanothermista

Same here The Boss !

PabloEscobar

The_Boss wrote: »

I can understand it in some cases where it is simply not possible due to circumstances but that is clearly not the case here. How can someone not understand that they are making a nice fiscal profit if they have the money to pay in full but want to haggle down further than a 25% discount. I wish my ISA or annual pension plan returned that!

Please point out where I have said I have the "money to pay in full"? At no point have I said this. What I have said, is that we have sold the house in order to repay our debts. Have you thought this might just be taking into consideration the fact that discounts on full & final settlements are readily available?

You don`t know my personal circumstances at all, so if you don`t have anything helpful or constructive to say, maybe don`t say anything.