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When BOA doesn't want to help


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#1 Brighterfuture85

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Posted 28 January 2011 - 03:55 PM

I called BOA cc to see if they would help by lowering my rate and they again said they would not. I am thinking about just missing my next payment at the risk that they will actually increase my rate to default.

Have you been able to get a reduction after missing the pymt?

Should I just stop paying altogether and see about settling the account instead? I hear people getting 65% reduction in just 3 months.

Is my credit going to be too messed up after this?

#2 killedbydebt

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Posted 28 January 2011 - 08:52 PM

they won't adjust your rate as long as you are paying them.

#3 Brighterfuture85

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Posted 31 January 2011 - 04:04 PM

they won't adjust your rate as long as you are paying them.


they won't be receiving another payment from me this month. I wonder If I have to stop paying my mtg and heloc with them aswell for them to take me seriously or I can get by by not paying on my cc only?

#4 killedbydebt

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Posted 31 January 2011 - 06:21 PM


they won't adjust your rate as long as you are paying them.


they won't be receiving another payment from me this month. I wonder If I have to stop paying my mtg and heloc with them aswell for them to take me seriously or I can get by by not paying on my cc only?



don't risk your house!




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