Re: Arbitration and Delinquency

Posted by Reformed (68.114.150.122) on February 05, 2004 at 18:45:24:

In Reply to: Re: Arbitration and Delinquency posted by Bill Payer on February 05, 2004 at 18:03:21:

Very good! At 27 I was single and working dead-end job. Got an offer to work with a start-up company ( very small ) for same money. (7.50/hr.). Wife was doing well also. 11 yrs. later had a daughter that was born with GSD(Gylcogen storage disease) a very rare liver disorder. Wife had to leave job to stay home. Two years after, company sold to a larger company and I had NO JOB!( was at 53k at the time). High medical bills, paying LARGE amount for insurance(cobra) savings went to $0 fast! Still have the same medical problems and needs but NOT the $$ coming in. My job skills were VERY different as there were only two other industries like us here.
I tried to work with EVERY creditor BUT the big CC companies were the FIRST to "sick it to us". I know I'm looking at BK7 JUST because of them(MBNA & BCS). I'm sick over this and I can't do the "harder" labor as I could when I was younger due to health problems, or I would have taken "some" other jobs to help ends meet.
I know your hands are tied by what "company policy" says you must do, but PLEASE don't EVER forget that you are dealing with PEOPLE!
Always remember: BUT FOR THE GRACE OF GOD, THERE GO I.

I wish you MUCH luck in life!

Jeff

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