BofA Denied for Unique Code

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Not if they don't listen - you can have the best advice in the world, and if you state it in an antagonistic manner, no one will listen. I don't understand why you bother coming here - do you have something else you do here? This is all I see from you: "Come over here and take your beating, you inferior lowlife."

Who's going to want to listen to that? And your advice is not advice - no how-to, just "don't do what you're doing, stupid."

Obviously, Rocket intends to pay the money back, so getting the payments deferred sounds fine to me. Just like using the 0% offers we get from CCC's. Interest free money - how is that bad?

 

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Yes, I used Lex Law before I found this site. You see me and a distant cousin both have the same name and our Social Security #s are only one number off from one another. So, some of his accounts were being reported as mine. I know this bc his SSN is listed as an alterate SSN of mine.

I have no anger and I am not in debt. As stated, I am able to pay off my credit card bills in full each month.

I only used Lex Law because I was in law school, and I was in the midst of taking finals and I did not have time to deal with it myself. Well thats what I thought anyway. Everything I have tried to remove were things I did not recognize. I have the luxury of having all my cousin's bad marks reported as mine.

You are right too muh, you know so much about me. If I have "debt problems," how come I am able to pay off those pesky credit cards each month?

 

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Obviously you are rich, but have an IQ below that of a 2 year old so I will explain it in words you can understand.

I used student loan money and extra scholarship money to pay off old credit card debt. IN ADDITION to that, I had a decent job paying decent money to pay off what was remaining. I was a stupid teenage kid and I got myself out of trouble the only way I could.

I do not see any problem with paying my bills the way I did. Right now, I can pay all my CC bills in full each month, so I guess I learned how to manage my money.

Like I said before, if being rich makes me as condecending and obnoxious as you, I rather be living in a homeless shelter.

 

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Actually, I did the same exact thing when I went to grad school. I took out the max. stafford loan I could each semester. Paid almost half to the school for tuition and used the rest to refinance my debt at a lower rate with deferred payments. Of course I could only do this in the semesters I was half time status.

Yes, I have a lot of debt. That is what happens when you grow up on welfare and want to go to college to better yourself. I started full time as a student, and after 3 years couldn't afford it any longer even with scholoarships and student loans. My food and everything was charged to a credit card. So I had to finish as a part time student. You cannot get student loans as a part time student unless you are half time. So my tuition went on credit cards. So even though I have a lot of debt, it is almost all educational related.

If I didn't do that, I would have been stuck at minumum wage forever and we all know you can't get ahead that way.

If I had to do it over again, I would do the same thing. I am paying for the education now, but it has improved my life tremendously.