Re: Cap One Nightmare continues..need advise badly

Posted by Keyser Soze (152.163.253.37) on July 11, 2003 at 07:39:48:

In Reply to: Cap One Nightmare continues..need advise badly posted by Pat on July 09, 2003 at 12:55:40:

Barbara sounds like someone truly in need of a nice lawsuit, one which will stick her hollow-threat vile tongue in a big fat wringer washer. She is full of prunes, she and her claw-foot employer need to pay you for their smartness.
LadynRed has provided wonderful methods by which you will do thusly. It's the only thing these twisted three-eyed sandcrabs understand. You can't change the world works, but you can and will change the way any of these predators work around you by hurting them where it counts - in their pocketbooks.
Predators do unto others that which they most fear being done unto them. In this case, they try to get your money before you take note of the fact they are doing so in an illegal manner and can be made to pay for their lawless conduct. But unfortunately for them, now you've noticed.
As for political comments, indeed let's remove the policits all of it from the picture Texasdogmom paints for we art critics as see just what essence remains. Erase Republicans, Democrats, liberals, conservatives, animists, mad hatters, wumpuscats, mugwumps and wombats.
What remains is just that of which Texasdogmom speaks to with clarity. It is a disturbing picture chronicled daily on this and other boards in which increasing numbers of our citizens are in fact being held hostage by banks and other predatory lenders and their stringpuppet stormtroopers, the collection agencies. Proof positive as read by us all right here, all the more so in that so many are held hostage on false claims, lies, and devious tricks of the credit & collections skIndustry. Appreciate her profound comments indeed on that basis. Wonder where the complicit, controlled media is on this issue? Reading any of the daily entries on this board makes for compelling news.

Appreciatively,

Keyser Soze

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