Normal, the previous tenants of my apartment must have done that because I still get delinquent bills for them in their name. A lot of people do that. Sometimes, I delay hospital bills for a while but I eventually pay them.
Hopefully you don't get the itch to get a home loan, rent a nicer place, or a car loan, or a student loan, or any kind of loan, or anything that requires you to have good credit because this is the kind of shit that will ruin your credit. Depending on how long you have been doing this, you can either recover easily by paying all of the bills or it will take you YEARS to get out of this. Plan for the future, man.
I could probably write a successful book about how to evade debts and debtors and still live well and own things. It's come to be my lifestyle, my main goals revolve around beating the legal system and the system in general. I find it more fun and less costly than playing by the 'rules'. Sure, some things take longer and require more paperwork and effort, but it's satisfying to me. I don't get satisfaction from paying off a debt (except in rare cases), I get a lot out of NOT paying them though!!
No, I don't get government assistance, I'm not talking about THAT system, I don't want anything to do with THAT. I'm talking about debt and collection laws, and being tricky and using the law to win.
I didn't say anything about government assistance, dude.
But if you can get away with it, go ahead. The system is corrupt as fuck and they use any excuse that they possibly can to pass these costs onto people who DO pay the bills, which sucks massive dick because they make more than enough money not to.
Hopefully only a handful of people do this, otherwise I'd probably be pissed that the costs are being passed down to other people (like myself).
I know I just didn't want anyone to assume by 'system' I meant THAT system!!
I think everyone should do this, it's the only way shit will change. I did it because I wasn't going to take their shit anymore, this method of protest DOES work. I see some things changing, some are towards an overhaul and some are trying to clamp down on people like me, so it must be at least starting to put a hurt on the 'system'.
It's a personal prediction of mine that we're going to see a big change in credit reporting/credit reports/scoring and possibly even a new credit bureau relatively soon.
Hopefully you don't get the itch to get a home loan, rent a nicer place, or a car loan, or a student loan, or any kind of loan, or anything that requires you to have good credit because this is the kind of shit that will ruin your credit. Depending on how long you have been doing this, you can either recover easily by paying all of the bills or it will take you YEARS to get out of this. Plan for the future, man.
No, I don't get government assistance, I'm not talking about THAT system, I don't want anything to do with THAT. I'm talking about debt and collection laws, and being tricky and using the law to win.
But if you can get away with it, go ahead. The system is corrupt as fuck and they use any excuse that they possibly can to pass these costs onto people who DO pay the bills, which sucks massive dick because they make more than enough money not to.
Hopefully only a handful of people do this, otherwise I'd probably be pissed that the costs are being passed down to other people (like myself).
I think everyone should do this, it's the only way shit will change. I did it because I wasn't going to take their shit anymore, this method of protest DOES work. I see some things changing, some are towards an overhaul and some are trying to clamp down on people like me, so it must be at least starting to put a hurt on the 'system'.
It's a personal prediction of mine that we're going to see a big change in credit reporting/credit reports/scoring and possibly even a new credit bureau relatively soon.
However, the more likely possibility is thet their first resort will be to pass these costs onto the other customers.