Close to Home by John McPherson for September 19, 2011

  1. Smiley
    Alison84  over 13 years ago

    Oh, and you’re going to hell for removing the tag on the mattress.

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    joe piglet Premium Member over 13 years ago

    Wrong direction for the credit rating, I believe it goes up since he did PAY and had to add some interest on it. So now you are making or giving money to the banks/credit companies and you now look more attractive for more credit. No outstanding credit or mortgage gives you a bad rating.

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  3. Charlie
    reese828  over 13 years ago

    Read the book Super Sad True Love Story by Gary Shteyngart for a scary dystopian view on credit scores. Oh, and for those who like to rally against social media then there will be plenty for you to love (or hate) as well.

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    Spyderred  over 13 years ago

    Consider that it is profitable for the banks issuing, or behind the issuance, of credit cards if a this happened. The interest rate on outstanding and any future charges could be jumped to 25-31% at least. So since creditors are the ones reporting this, and they and other creditors profit from higher interest rates, wouldn’t you think that there is an incentive for creditors of all sorts to find defaults and report anything like poor credit as soon as possible?

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    R0Randy  about 13 years ago

    Is this comic supposed to be funny?

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