Has Your Credit Card Company Short-Changed You?
06/12/2009
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So I’m reading the News this Morning, and I encountered an article struck me right in the brain.
This is the meat of what this news article said:
- Credit Card Companies (Creditors), are cutting Consumers Credit Limits.
- Creditors are Closing Credit Card Accounts.
- Delinquency Rates have been rising steadily for the past four years.
- Bankruptcy is being filed at double-digit rates.
These fact’s are tragic, but not new. For nearly 3 years, Debt Warriors have been sounding the alarm about the financial attacks known as Credit Card Tricks and Traps. We’ve also been helping American Credit Card Holders take Cover, regroup and fight back 
We been giving people the confidence and hope of winning their war on debt!
So, What do you do when your Credit Card Company Short-Changes you?
How can you survive an attack on your Credit Limits? You have three choices:
- Pay the Full Balance.
- Eliminate the Debt.
- File Bankruptcy.
First, if you have the money to pay your Credit Card balance, you can go ahead and pay it off, and be done with that debt. That will end most of the stress. But we don’t suggest that you close the account. Simply use the Credit Card once or twice per month, for small purchases only.
Second, you could eliminate the Debt. There are secret keywords and processes that you can use to actually eliminate your Credit Card Debt (for yourself).
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There are also good Debt Elimination Software Programs that can help you eliminate your Credit Card Debt faster. The Debt Elimination Software that we offer is the one preferred by Professional Debt Consolidation Companies.
Third, as a last option you could file bankruptcy. With Bankruptcy filings doubling, we are wise enough to know that if you want to file Bankruptcy, we can’t stop you. But we hope you’re considering all of the facts not just the positive promises like, immediate relief from your Debt Obligations.
We hope you Consider the negative impacts of filing Bankruptcy for example:
After Bankruptcy Americans Need 10-20 Years to Recover.
The Ohio State University published a Study by Jay Zargorsky and Jeff Grabmeier. This 2004 study found that it takes 10 to 20 years or more for those who file bankruptcy, to reach the same financial status as their peers. This Study goes on to site many other findings:
- People who file for bankruptcy are more likely to be divorced, female, less educated, have lower income, live in urban areas and have bigger families than people who have never filed.
- About 81 percent of people who have never filed have savings (vs. those who filed).
- Those who filed under Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, took longer to catch up financially with non-filers.
- Bankruptcy Filers experienced that a ‘fresh start,’ may take longer than they expect or would like
- After 2005, there is no more ‘Fresh Start Bankruptcy’.
- Those undergoing bankruptcy are saddled with more debt.
- Recent Bankruptcy Filers have a 50% chance of getting approved for a home loan, against a 73% rate for persons who have never filed.
We encourage you to consider option number Two.
We believe you should be informed of some of the fact’s that others offering you help are not willing to tell you, about how to eliminate your Credit Card Debt (for yourself). For this reason, we’ve developed the weapons that inform you of the secrets to eliminating your Credit Card Balances and winning your War on Debt (Credit Card Medic and the Debt Warriors Arsenal)! Filing Bankruptcy is surrendering and suffering for up to 20 years.
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