Negotiate a Debt Settlement

BoA says negotiating a settlement is worse off than bankruptcy?

the debt payment i have on a credit card with boa is current but adding the interest and fees is making the debt more worse like am not getting ahead of it or anywhere anyway. so i simply want to negotiote on an reasonable amount i know i can now afford and just pay off and clear this debt once and for all. a bank of america employee told me this is worse off than bankruptcy. i don't believe him and i don't think this is true, right?

Public Comments

  1. correct. BoA is very selfish and greedy to the point of blatant dishonesty while they grin in your face. Bank of SATAN.
  2. Not true. I'm a loan officer and what appears on your record is: "debt legally paid for less than the full amount". This affects your credit score adversely, but when analyzed by a lender, does not show an unwillingness to pay. I cannot consider an application that has a bankruptcy within the past 10 years without a co-maker, collateral, or perfect record for the past 3 years. Perfect means PERFECT. If they are the only creditor you are past due with, try applying for a personal loan to pay off this debt with a local credit union or other creditor that you have a good history with.
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