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Complaint Review: MBNA - Wilmington Delaware

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  • Reported By: gulfport Florida
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  • MBNA mbna.com Wilmington, Delaware U.S.A.
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  • Category: Banks

MBNA, AAA Financial Servces, NestEggz Vesdia Corp, Sierra Club ripoff... financial terrorism... usurious interest rates Wilmington Delaware

*Consumer Suggestion: LInda, WHY BANKRUPTCY??

*Consumer Suggestion: LInda, WHY BANKRUPTCY??

*Consumer Suggestion: LInda, WHY BANKRUPTCY??

*Consumer Suggestion: LInda, WHY BANKRUPTCY??

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MBNA has raised my credit card interest rate from 7.90% to 26.74% even though I had never missed a payment or paid late and raising my rate to 26.74% is going to force me into bankruptcy.

I'm not as ignorant and uninformed as MBNA may think I am. I realise the banking industry controls Congress and I am very angry about this and want the industry to be regulated.

Linda
gulfport, Florida
U.S.A.

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#4 Consumer Suggestion

LInda, WHY BANKRUPTCY??

AUTHOR: Steve - (U.S.A.)

POSTED: Thursday, December 29, 2005

Linda,

I cannot see the relationship here between an interest rate hike and your need to file bankruptcy.

Bankruptcy will hurt you MUCH MORE than having a delinquent or even a charged off credit card.

Just don't pay it! Then after a few months of not paying, agree to resume payments if they reduce your interest rate.

Please don't automatically jump into bankruptcy.

Bankruptcy is a 10 year mistake.

A charge off typically hurts you for only 2-4 years.

You really hold the cards here if you know your rights. There really is not much they can do if you stop paying, even if they sue you, and win, and get a judgement, it is still up to them to collect on it.

Every state varies on wage garnishment for bad debt judgements, but most likely the wage garnishment would be less than your payment at 26% interest.

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#3 Consumer Suggestion

LInda, WHY BANKRUPTCY??

AUTHOR: Steve - (U.S.A.)

POSTED: Thursday, December 29, 2005

Linda,

I cannot see the relationship here between an interest rate hike and your need to file bankruptcy.

Bankruptcy will hurt you MUCH MORE than having a delinquent or even a charged off credit card.

Just don't pay it! Then after a few months of not paying, agree to resume payments if they reduce your interest rate.

Please don't automatically jump into bankruptcy.

Bankruptcy is a 10 year mistake.

A charge off typically hurts you for only 2-4 years.

You really hold the cards here if you know your rights. There really is not much they can do if you stop paying, even if they sue you, and win, and get a judgement, it is still up to them to collect on it.

Every state varies on wage garnishment for bad debt judgements, but most likely the wage garnishment would be less than your payment at 26% interest.

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#2 Consumer Suggestion

LInda, WHY BANKRUPTCY??

AUTHOR: Steve - (U.S.A.)

POSTED: Thursday, December 29, 2005

Linda,

I cannot see the relationship here between an interest rate hike and your need to file bankruptcy.

Bankruptcy will hurt you MUCH MORE than having a delinquent or even a charged off credit card.

Just don't pay it! Then after a few months of not paying, agree to resume payments if they reduce your interest rate.

Please don't automatically jump into bankruptcy.

Bankruptcy is a 10 year mistake.

A charge off typically hurts you for only 2-4 years.

You really hold the cards here if you know your rights. There really is not much they can do if you stop paying, even if they sue you, and win, and get a judgement, it is still up to them to collect on it.

Every state varies on wage garnishment for bad debt judgements, but most likely the wage garnishment would be less than your payment at 26% interest.

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#1 Consumer Suggestion

LInda, WHY BANKRUPTCY??

AUTHOR: Steve - (U.S.A.)

POSTED: Thursday, December 29, 2005

Linda,

I cannot see the relationship here between an interest rate hike and your need to file bankruptcy.

Bankruptcy will hurt you MUCH MORE than having a delinquent or even a charged off credit card.

Just don't pay it! Then after a few months of not paying, agree to resume payments if they reduce your interest rate.

Please don't automatically jump into bankruptcy.

Bankruptcy is a 10 year mistake.

A charge off typically hurts you for only 2-4 years.

You really hold the cards here if you know your rights. There really is not much they can do if you stop paying, even if they sue you, and win, and get a judgement, it is still up to them to collect on it.

Every state varies on wage garnishment for bad debt judgements, but most likely the wage garnishment would be less than your payment at 26% interest.

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