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What should I do????

Date: Tue, 08/12/2008 19:24
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Ok..I had 2 previous posts today...pdl in louisiana, and very important question, incase you didnt read them....

so here is my question...i spoke to my husband today..he works in brazil, and told me he will be working one week over (he works 28 on and 28 off), and by working this one extra week, he will clear about $4,000 extra...that will pay of the two big pdl's that we have...and one small one...if we pay these off, we will be in great shape. BUT...according to my state law, i don't have to pay these people more than I already have...should i just go ahead and use that extra money to pay them off, or should i still fight it??? im so confused!!!! thanks for the advice...




I would still fight it. You've already paid them what you borrowed from them. I"m sure that you could use that $4000 for something more useful!

Sub: #1 posted on Tue, 08/12/2008 - 19:26

alias1958 alias1958

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I agree with alias1958 I wouldn't pay them anymore than what you have borrowed already.

Sub: #2 posted on Tue, 08/12/2008 - 19:54

ladybug ladybug

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