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By: melthompsoniii. on 21 Dec 11, 15:34:44
We all would like to find someone with more expertise to help us with our debt problem in our time of need. Unfortunately a small industry of fly-by-night credit card debt relief opportunists now exists not? to meet, but to take advantage of that need.
By: melthompsoniii. on 21 Dec 11, 02:46:36
Bank of America, Chase, Citigroup, and Capital One, all too-big-to-fail institutions, all bailed? out for billions in 2008, issue over two-thirds of the credit cards used in the U.S. While they each benefited from a bailout when misfortune or poor judgment befell THEM, none of their credit card holders can hope for the same.