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last minute question, pls help


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I have been unemployed for 18 months, with clean credit until these problems, and will need graduate study loans next year.

- A Bank of America Account can charge-off by end of September. They are willing to settle for 30% by Thursday 9/30.

- A discover account charged off at the end of August. They are offering a 60% settlement spread over 18 months

I can borrow about $5k. However, money is real tight right now and I would rather not waste it.

How do I get the best possible outcome? Please help.

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They will remain as bad credit on you even after paying them, and them posting every month is worse than you letting them go to a charge off and them selling it to deal with it....

Wrong. Work out a payment with the OC if you can. "Settled for less than the full amount" hurts less than the alternatives. Never pay a CA...period...even if they delete their TL, the OC will still be there. And never pay a JDB unless ordered by a court.

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Wrong. Work out a payment with the OC if you can. "Settled for less than the full amount" hurts less than the alternatives. Never pay a CA...period...even if they delete their TL, the OC will still be there. And never pay a JDB unless ordered by a court.

paying in full = settled

no one has ever shown me a real score difference.

but as far as who you pay, I don't agree.

if the OC sold it you can't pay them. the OC won't settle for less and they won't delete. yeah if if the CA deletes the OC is still there-- but come back and I will show you ways of dealing with it.

A consumer needs to focus on what is best for them. sometimes you pay the oc and sometimes you pay a CA or JDB. don't be emotional about it.

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