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05-30-2007, 07:02 AM
#22
Ya man glad to hear your in the positive thinking mode 
. Im sure everything will turn out well for ya bc the man upstairs has a plan for you and this is just part of it.. Take it as he is testing you and making you an overall stronger person. Theres something in store for you, just look at it that way.
. Im sure everything will turn out well for ya bc the man upstairs has a plan for you and this is just part of it.. Take it as he is testing you and making you an overall stronger person. Theres something in store for you, just look at it that way. 
05-30-2007, 10:14 AM
#24
Originally Posted by Infantrymarine
Well, I used to drive for UPS!
If interested, go to your main post office and find the admin door. Tell them you'd like a permanent position, but if only thing you can get is casual, take that in the mean time.
Good luck to you and Semper Fi!
05-30-2007, 10:35 AM
#27
I am really sorry to hear this. I hate that you have to go through this insult after injury, and I thank you for serving this country as you did.
As far as the reality of the situation goes, the worst part of everything is that you end up paying for everything that you owe anyway. Most likely the auction won't nearly cover what is owed on the car + repo fees. I don't know what your options are, but if you even have to borrow money from people that are close to you, you should do that. I only say this because you'll be paying for this no matter what, only the timing determines if you'll have the car to enjoy meenwhile.
If you do manage to get it back, see if you could sell it for the amount that's owed on the loan. That way you start fresh.
Once again I am very sorry and especially to hear about this following memorial day.
As far as the reality of the situation goes, the worst part of everything is that you end up paying for everything that you owe anyway. Most likely the auction won't nearly cover what is owed on the car + repo fees. I don't know what your options are, but if you even have to borrow money from people that are close to you, you should do that. I only say this because you'll be paying for this no matter what, only the timing determines if you'll have the car to enjoy meenwhile.
If you do manage to get it back, see if you could sell it for the amount that's owed on the loan. That way you start fresh.
Once again I am very sorry and especially to hear about this following memorial day.
05-31-2007, 05:41 AM
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Originally Posted by waldershrek
Get a lawyer for what?
that's what I was thinkin'? You don't need a lawyer, the bank didn't ask you to stop making the payments, why is it their fault?
05-31-2007, 10:55 AM
#35
Originally Posted by TORK?
Maybe your car will go to auction and you can buy it back for less than what you owed on it and it will be like SAVING money??? Just a positive thought.
There is no way out of these kind of loans, unless people pull an insurance scam.
