it is to do with willy having an affair and biff flunking math and willy, biff and happy not being successful in business or in life
Morals and ethics. To not pay it is theft. You incurred the debt, by purchasing something or availing of a service. You owe the money to the person who supplied that something or service. Would you write off a debt someone owed you?
The risks associated with using credit cards include accumulating debt, high interest rates, potential for identity theft, and overspending beyond your means.
Consumer debt is governed by the FDCPA....commercial debt is not.
They offer debit consolidation loans, debt settlement, debt management, and debt negotiation services to help people manage their debt payments so they can one day get out of debt.
The difference between an unliquidated debt and a liquidated debt is this: Liquidated Debt: A debt that has an exact monetary value. Unliquidated Debt: A debt that is undisputed as to its amount, but still under the liability of the debtor. Each one of these debts has a statute of limitations to it. I believe they stand at 3 years for liquidated debt, and 6 years for unliquidated debt. These numbers are for Colorado and can change from state to state based on their rulings.
His support of the American Revolution added to the French debt and advanced the economic crisis which lead to his downfall.
it is seen in Miller's interest in Willy's psychological state.
idenity theft debt pay interest over spend
All your money will be gone and you will end up being in debt.
Morals and ethics. To not pay it is theft. You incurred the debt, by purchasing something or availing of a service. You owe the money to the person who supplied that something or service. Would you write off a debt someone owed you?
yes
"There are multiple draw backs to using a debt doctor. The number one issue associated with them is identity theft, since you are giving sensitive an personal information it makes it easier for them to steal your information."
Potential risks associated with unsecured credit card debt include high interest rates leading to increased debt, damage to credit score, accumulation of late fees and penalties, potential for identity theft, and financial stress impacting mental health.
If the debt has already been paid in full, then re-garnishment is illegal. If you have proof that the bill is paid, contact an attorney and sue them for harassment and theft.
They can't sue you for a debt accrued by someone other than you, certainly not debt accrued through identity theft. Be sure that you've filed a police report with the agency that has jurisdiction over your home address. Then file with the Federal Trade Commission (877-438-4338). Keep copies of the full reports and send copies of the reports to the credit card company along with am ID Theft affidavit, obtained from FTC or your local PD. Once you've done this (if you haven't already) the credit card company is obligated to investigate the matter within (I think) 30 days. If they can prove the debt is yours, they can proceed with the lawsuit. But the burden is theirs to prove the case. Do everything you can to protect yourself by filing reports, filling out an affidavit and gathering any evidence you can that shows you're not responsible for the charges.
Credit card debt typically does not result in criminal charges, as it is considered a civil matter. However, if the debt is linked to fraudulent activities such as identity theft or deliberate intent to deceive, then it could potentially lead to criminal charges. It is always best to communicate with the creditor to find a solution before it escalates.
The risks associated with using credit cards include accumulating debt, high interest rates, potential for identity theft, and overspending beyond your means.