If you do not pay the exorcist... do you get repossessed??  LOL?
362727
All credit card companys are the Exorcist . LLLLOOOOLLLL on the floor!!!! Great Question . 100000 points to you.
320816
If you are talking about a repo--- It is there duty to retrieve the auto if you are behind in your payments. They are hire by your lender.
908024
Lots of bad answers to this question.  Read your loan agreement, yes it is possible that your agreement and state law permit a repossession the day you are in default.
102691
It is probably a scare tactic to get you to pay.  If you do not owe the debt, sent a certified letter to them indicating that you do not owe the debt.  If you do owe the money and do not have a dispute on the validity of the debt, then make payment arrangements with them.
1116616
Still have to pay it....but they should not  charge you late fees.  Do you have proof that you paid -- like a receipt?? Or just drop it in the rent box??
627884
If you negotiate prior to paying they agree in writing " they will delete the account once payment is sent".  Most wont play that gmae, they intend on reselling it once paid to another collector and hurting you again.  I find the only way to stop this if it happens, contact the original person who sent the item to collection and advise them you paid this amount and to whom. Then ask them to make it stop since you have paid.
311838
Personally I bid on Exorcist.. This is the first movie that was actually banned in over 8 counties in my state due to its content. My mother had to drive 5 hours to see the movie. Also Psycho, she still can't take a shower in the house alone.
1012763
yup ...go to where u pay and tell u cant pay ..they will do payments without intrest
713780
Check your contract. Legally they may repossess it one day following a missed payment. However, many contracts specify 30 days.\n\nEven so, many lenders do not repossess that quickly, especially if you call and ask them to work with you to get caught up.
542837
unfortunately, unless it was documented when the money was loaned, there is no way to legally bind them to repayment. Do you have a baseball bat?
210132
Yes, Once I "borrowed" what I thought was $400 from my dad. I left the state intending on getting an apartment with money I had saved and the extra I took. When I went to count the money there was WAY more than when I had counted it the night before. I felt very guilty and didn't talk to him for 2 weeks. Then my car broke down and I knew I wouldn't be able to both fix my car and pay him back in the time I was hoping... so I called him and honestly explained everything. Yes he was very very mad. But I did eventually pay him back everything.
165887
This will be touchy.\n\nPlease don't take this wrong. \n\nI don't know if you can do anything about it or not, even with some legal help. The way everyone else is going to see it, is that you broke the law and went to prison. You could not pay the loan bills because you were in prison. You were in prison because of drugs, which is against the law. So, being that you can't pay a bill which you "voluntarily" took on by getting a student loan because "you" broke the law, then the collectors or whoever is not going to be merciful. \n\nPlease don't think I am being a butthole. I am in the military and after a couple of years, I understand how people of authority think. They don't care about how you got into the situation you are in or why. All they see is that you got yourself into it. They also know that you know right from wrong. So regardless of what you saw growing up, or if you come from a broken home, or if you were in the wrong place at the wrong time or whatever could have possibly led to your situation. All they think is, you are responsible for your own actions. \n\nSo in their eyes you are responsible for your debt. Regardless of what has happened from the time you took on the loan until now. \n\nLike I said, please don't take this wrong. I am not lashing out at you or against you. I am just telling you how they are most likely thinking. I am not judging you or condeming(sp?) you. \n\nSo seek legal help ASAP. I wish you luck.
474347
Whoa.  Here's my 2 cents.  The difference between a paid collection and unpaid is the diff. between being hit by a car or truck.  Not much, cuz they both hurt like hell. The damage is done, so why pay?  If a letter was all that was required to remove derogs from your credit, wouldn't everyone be able to get one?  Fact is fact, so I've been reading all this about getting letters and removing and blah blah blah.  There's one simple way to remove derogs.  If you're conscience drives you to pay, that's something you've got to deal with.  As for forms, DO NOT GIVE THEM ANY INFORMATION OR SIGN ANYTHING!!!!!!!!
213764
They can/will reposes the car, then sue you for the cost of the car and the reposession. But they cannot insure that the county aty will go after you, they can only make a reccomendation of action. But more likely they will go after you. If you dont' cooperate they will kick your butt finacially-Just cooperate and give them the car. It will be cheaper in the end and they may even give you a chance to get out of the contract.
24315
If you are not paying the full amount, yes. Otherwise, they wouldn't be sending it to a collectin agency. If it has already been sent and you pay it, everything should be taken care of.
149986
I don't think it does so long as the lender isn't making a profit on the operation no one makes copies of the book.  But that's just a guess, if you're planning to try it I'd check with a lawyer first (or a book publisher).
970438
well i don't believe in hell so i'll use a similar question.\nIf a man kidnapped your brother and sister and abducted your mother grandmother and father, and they were being tortured and he said that if you take their place, they'll all go live in florida in a huge house with free food. Would you do it?\n\nMy answer:yes