A bank or a loan company can "charge off" a small amount of debt to get the amount off their books. However, this will affect a person's credit report. And it does not mean the person does not have to pay the debt. A debtor should still work to pay off the charge off, to clear the debt and save their credit rating.
Charge off is a shortened version of "charged off to profit and loss". This is an internal accounting term for activity creditors take on defaulted accounts. For a consumer's purposes charge off = collection account. This is a defaulted debt that shows as a derogatory account on your credit file.
A bank or a loan company can "charge off" a small amount of debt to get the amount off their books. However, this will affect a person's credit report. And it does not mean the person does not have to pay the debt. A debtor should still work to pay off the charge off, to clear the debt and save their credit rating.
No, the iPod will not charge if it is off. The iPod must be on for it to charge.
It will charge faster if the primary ignition is off and the switch is flipped off, but it does not have to be completely off to charge.
You can charge it whilst it's on or off.
You can charge your iPad either way - it doesn't need to be on or off. However, the most effective way is to charge your iPad when it's off. It will charge much faster.
I've never heard of a "charge off bank" but I do know that a charge off account at a bank is where they bank has listed a loan as "uncollectable" and is probably reporting it to the credit bureau as a charge off or "bad debt". Hope this helps
Yes. You can charge your I-Phone when it is turned off.
Yes, any charge off goes on.
Defective alternator or internal voltage regulator is bad.
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Defective alternator or internal voltage regulator is bad.