bankruptcy or settlement?

Bankruptcy trustees often ask for bank account statements...they will see the withdrawal and ask where that money went too.

If you are considering bankruptcy, you really should look for other alternatives out there before you go the BK route. While the attorneys will probably tell you it???s an easy, cheap process and you???ll get Chapter 7 approved, the reality is that it???s very expensive, requires lots of upfront money, and it???s now extremely hard to get Chapter 7 from the courts. Instead, you???ll probably end up in Chapter 13 which can cost you a lot more money than expected, and you have all of the negative effects of the BK on your credit report for up to 10 years! There are alternatives that can help keep you out of bankruptcy, but you must qualify first, the programs are not for everyone. You can try calling a company like Consumer Debt Advisors DELETED. who can explain to you these other alternatives and help determine if you qualify and what program is best for you. They???ll give you a free consultation if you call and will let you know if Bankruptcy is the best option you have. Try them out at 877-548-5403 or online at DELETED. it???s worth a shot before ruining your credit for that long and having to deal with the lengthy court process??????..

those last 2 posts are why i think everyone should be forced to sign up. it would cut down on at least some of the crap spammers are posting.

agreed.

Chase is not difficult to negotiate with if you have the right company working with you, chase will settle any where from 23-34 cents depending on the total debt load your carrying with chase. If you try to settle them yourself with chase, you wont get the same results, for obvious reasons.

whatevs nichole.i deleted your contact info in your other post,and will do the same for any others.posting solicitoy info without the admins permission is prohibited. got that?