MY FINAL MESSAGE AND I'M GONE

Posted by RENALDO (65.27.110.21) on May 22, 2004 at 14:02:30:

In Reply to: Re: Where do debtors come from? posted by BeenThereStillDoingThat on May 22, 2004 at 13:51:02:

Ok, I empathize if you can't pay your bill. I do not view all debtors as my enemy, so why must you do this?

If I encountered J Kelly on the phone I would probably get the facts about her income and budget then move her account to a no call status, end of story.

I have helped people with refinances that had just recently been diagnosed with Hodkins disease, and who's husband was already being sued by us. I set her up great, with lower house payments, no bills, and a little extra cash. This isn't a very common example, but it happens. I don't judge people because of their job or place in life or race or anything. Its when they assume I'm scum and my kids should be molested that angers me. I'm not saying I'm never a jerk on the phone, but you people should try and face your problems instead of always being the victims.

Honey draws more 'flies than vineger,' and I've got the commissions to show it. I get cards, flowers and once even cookies from a debtor that thanked me for being respectfull of their situation.

Personally, I'm not on a high horse. I don't have ANY credit really, other than car and soon a mortgate with high intrest, but if I sign the contract I'm gonna pay it and not whine about it.

I use cash, I think credit is bad all around, and do you think I enjoy calling these people? No, my job is terrible, but it pays well. I hope my kids get molested too, just like J Kelly said, so you can feel better. Don't cry HARASSMENT around every corner because it starts to sound a lil like wolf.

Now go and tattle on me to my IP if you want, as long as it makes you feel better. People charge up debts because it temporarily feels good. Well don't act surprised when the phone rings then. Listen to Suzy Orman or go to FannyMae.com I dunno. Thanks for the education.

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