needhelp54
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Sub: #1 I was in the middle of a settlement deal and was disconnected!
Replied on 11-06-2009, 01:22 PM
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I was speaking with Chase last night about a settlement. We were discussing around 20%. (I am 6 months over due and have no income other than unemployment). The rep was asking on which dates I could make the payments and stuff like that. He put me on hold, and while I was on hold, I was disconnected. When I called back two seconds later, the offices were closed.

When I called back today, I got a different rep. He just flat out said "no" and that "this account is not eligible for a settlement".

Why would a have two such different experiences? Do the reps all follow a certain set of guidelines, or will one be more willing to settle than the other?

I very stupidly did not write down the name of the rep I was speaking with.

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Replied on 11-06-2009, 01:27 PM
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suspicious...

Same thing happened to me when I was talking to an Advanta rep..

Do not be fooled..

I do not talk to reps over the phone. The whole exercise is insidious..

I prefer to deal with things in writing, and via certified receipt mail. Its a better use of my time, and I get results.




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