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Goobster
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Re: would you or have you signed for someone with bad credit?
NEVER EVER EVER
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Re: would you or have you signed for someone with bad credit?
nope
never
not worth it
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| Posted 8/9/07 4:25 PM |
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lucyloo
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Re: would you or have you signed for someone with bad credit?
Hells no.
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| Posted 8/9/07 4:25 PM |
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pinkandblue
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Re: would you or have you signed for someone with bad credit?
I guess I am a softy 
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| Posted 8/9/07 4:27 PM |
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CAT215
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Re: would you or have you signed for someone with bad credit?
No, no way
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| Posted 8/9/07 4:31 PM |
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MrsT
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Re: would you or have you signed for someone with bad credit?
I would for my dad but he would likely never need me to cosign.
I cosgined for a friend for a student loan and regret it. We were friends but have not been in a few years.
She just filed for bankruptcy and I only found out since I call Sallie Mae EVERY month to make sure she makes her payment. They are not coming after me for the money but I did contact her to let her know that once the payments start up again (student loans are NOT discharged in bankruptcy) that she will need to continue making her payments.
She studied bankruptcy law and even clerked for a bankruptcy judge  I have no idea what she thought she might discharge by filing for bankruptcy other than a car she recently bought (her boss co-signed)
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| Posted 8/9/07 4:34 PM |
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EmmaNick
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Re: would you or have you signed for someone with bad credit?
Posted by MrsT
I would for my dad but he would likely never need me to cosign.
I cosgined for a friend for a student loan and regret it. We were friends but have not been in a few years.
She just filed for bankruptcy and I only found out since I call Sallie Mae EVERY month to make sure she makes her payment. They are not coming after me for the money but I did contact her to let her know that once the payments start up again (student loans are NOT discharged in bankruptcy) that she will need to continue making her payments.
She studied bankruptcy law and even clerked for a bankruptcy judge I have no idea what she thought she might discharge by filing for bankruptcy other than a car she recently bought (her boss co-signed)
Maybe she has a lot of medical bills. BK isn't just for credit cards.
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| Posted 8/9/07 4:46 PM |
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hazeleyes33
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Re: would you or have you signed for someone with bad credit?
Absolutely not.
My dh's cousin's bf wanted him (we didn't though) to co-sign on a motorcycle. He had to hide it so they wouldn't come and reposses it!!
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| Posted 8/9/07 7:44 PM |
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Kidsaplenty
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Re: would you or have you signed for someone with bad credit?
No way
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| Posted 8/9/07 7:51 PM |
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BaroqueMama
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Re: would you or have you signed for someone with bad credit?
No I have not and no I would not. Unless it was my child, then I would.
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| Posted 8/9/07 7:52 PM |
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HoneyBadger
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Re: would you or have you signed for someone with bad credit?
No, I wouldn't.
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| Posted 8/9/07 7:57 PM |
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Phyl
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Re: would you or have you signed for someone with bad credit?
Posted by MrsT
I would for my dad but he would likely never need me to cosign.
I cosgined for a friend for a student loan and regret it. We were friends but have not been in a few years.
She just filed for bankruptcy and I only found out since I call Sallie Mae EVERY month to make sure she makes her payment. They are not coming after me for the money but I did contact her to let her know that once the payments start up again (student loans are NOT discharged in bankruptcy) that she will need to continue making her payments.
She studied bankruptcy law and even clerked for a bankruptcy judge I have no idea what she thought she might discharge by filing for bankruptcy other than a car she recently bought (her boss co-signed)
Have you checked your credit reports lately? It can be reported on your credit too.
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| Posted 8/9/07 8:23 PM |
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Re: would you or have you signed for someone with bad credit?
never have and i don't think i ever would.
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| Posted 8/9/07 8:24 PM |
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Re: would you or have you signed for someone with bad credit?
Posted by Phyl
Posted by MrsT
I would for my dad but he would likely never need me to cosign.
I cosgined for a friend for a student loan and regret it. We were friends but have not been in a few years.
She just filed for bankruptcy and I only found out since I call Sallie Mae EVERY month to make sure she makes her payment. They are not coming after me for the money but I did contact her to let her know that once the payments start up again (student loans are NOT discharged in bankruptcy) that she will need to continue making her payments.
She studied bankruptcy law and even clerked for a bankruptcy judge I have no idea what she thought she might discharge by filing for bankruptcy other than a car she recently bought (her boss co-signed)
Have you checked your credit reports lately? It can be reported on your credit too.
OMG! I would die! Does this friend plan on continuing to pay her student loan? If you took her to court would you be able to get that $$$ from her? 
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| Posted 8/9/07 8:25 PM |
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CkGm
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Re: would you or have you signed for someone with bad credit?
one word- NEVER. And don't feel bad- they created their own bad credit- you didn't. I would protect your own credit rating at ALL COSTS!
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| Posted 8/9/07 8:32 PM |
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EmmaNick
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Re: would you or have you signed for someone with bad credit?
Posted by PrincessP
Posted by Phyl
Posted by MrsT
I would for my dad but he would likely never need me to cosign.
I cosgined for a friend for a student loan and regret it. We were friends but have not been in a few years.
She just filed for bankruptcy and I only found out since I call Sallie Mae EVERY month to make sure she makes her payment. They are not coming after me for the money but I did contact her to let her know that once the payments start up again (student loans are NOT discharged in bankruptcy) that she will need to continue making her payments.
She studied bankruptcy law and even clerked for a bankruptcy judge I have no idea what she thought she might discharge by filing for bankruptcy other than a car she recently bought (her boss co-signed)
Have you checked your credit reports lately? It can be reported on your credit too.
OMG! I would die! Does this friend plan on continuing to pay her student loan? If you took her to court would you be able to get that $$$ from her?
Student loans are not dischargeable in BK, thus she HAS to pay on it. Chances are if she defaulted, it was already on the co-signers credit report prior to the BK filing.
I wasn't even aware that people actually have a co-signer on a student loan. I really thought they give those to just about anyone that is going to school.
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| Posted 8/9/07 9:04 PM |
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Re: would you or have you signed for someone with bad credit?
Posted by MrsT
I would for my dad but he would likely never need me to cosign.
I cosgined for a friend for a student loan and regret it. We were friends but have not been in a few years.
She just filed for bankruptcy and I only found out since I call Sallie Mae EVERY month to make sure she makes her payment. They are not coming after me for the money but I did contact her to let her know that once the payments start up again (student loans are NOT discharged in bankruptcy) that she will need to continue making her payments.
She studied bankruptcy law and even clerked for a bankruptcy judge I have no idea what she thought she might discharge by filing for bankruptcy other than a car she recently bought (her boss co-signed)
do you have a PACER account? If you are curious, you can access her filing, which lists all the debts. I can check for you, too.
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| Posted 8/9/07 10:48 PM |
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Stefanie
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Re: would you or have you signed for someone with bad credit?
NO NEVER EVER!!!
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| Posted 8/9/07 10:49 PM |
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MrsT
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Re: would you or have you signed for someone with bad credit?
Posted by Summerrluvv
Posted by PrincessP
Posted by Phyl
Posted by MrsT
I would for my dad but he would likely never need me to cosign.
I cosgined for a friend for a student loan and regret it. We were friends but have not been in a few years.
She just filed for bankruptcy and I only found out since I call Sallie Mae EVERY month to make sure she makes her payment. They are not coming after me for the money but I did contact her to let her know that once the payments start up again (student loans are NOT discharged in bankruptcy) that she will need to continue making her payments.
She studied bankruptcy law and even clerked for a bankruptcy judge I have no idea what she thought she might discharge by filing for bankruptcy other than a car she recently bought (her boss co-signed)
Have you checked your credit reports lately? It can be reported on your credit too.
OMG! I would die! Does this friend plan on continuing to pay her student loan? If you took her to court would you be able to get that $$$ from her?
Student loans are not dischargeable in BK, thus she HAS to pay on it. Chances are if she defaulted, it was already on the co-signers credit report prior to the BK filing.
I wasn't even aware that people actually have a co-signer on a student loan. I really thought they give those to just about anyone that is going to school.
Just saw this. No she did not default. I called every month to make sure. It never hit my credit report other than to say it was in deferred status.
And she KNEW she could not discharge the student loans. She clerked for a bankruptcy judge and she worked at a bankruptcy law firm when she lived in NYC.
I had her sign a promissory note a few years ago just in case  I always figured she would try something like this.
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| Posted 9/1/07 9:19 AM |
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MrsT
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Re: would you or have you signed for someone with bad credit?
Posted by ssdbk
Posted by MrsT
I would for my dad but he would likely never need me to cosign.
I cosgined for a friend for a student loan and regret it. We were friends but have not been in a few years.
She just filed for bankruptcy and I only found out since I call Sallie Mae EVERY month to make sure she makes her payment. They are not coming after me for the money but I did contact her to let her know that once the payments start up again (student loans are NOT discharged in bankruptcy) that she will need to continue making her payments.
She studied bankruptcy law and even clerked for a bankruptcy judge I have no idea what she thought she might discharge by filing for bankruptcy other than a car she recently bought (her boss co-signed)
do you have a PACER account? If you are curious, you can access her filing, which lists all the debts. I can check for you, too.
She lives in California now so I can't check up on her like I once did 
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| Posted 9/1/07 9:19 AM |
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Re: would you or have you signed for someone with bad credit?
Posted by Goobster
NEVER EVER EVER
Exactly!They can bring you down with them next time!
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| Posted 9/1/07 9:22 AM |
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DancinBarefoot
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Re: would you or have you signed for someone with bad credit?
Not in a million years.
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| Posted 9/1/07 9:34 AM |
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Palebride
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Re: would you or have you signed for someone with bad credit?
I have...for my husband. His credit was terrible because of mistakes he made, so we were working on him building his credit and he needed a car. I knew our finances were combined, so there woudln't be a risk involved.
It worked out perfectly becasue he eventually traded in the car for a different one and the new loan is in his name!
I doubt I would for anyone else though...besides a child.
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| Posted 9/1/07 9:37 AM |
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SweetestOfPeas
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Re: would you or have you signed for someone with bad credit?
NO WAY JOSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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| Posted 9/1/07 9:39 AM |
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MrsT
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Re: would you or have you signed for someone with bad credit?
Posted by MrsT
Posted by ssdbk
Posted by MrsT
I would for my dad but he would likely never need me to cosign.
I cosgined for a friend for a student loan and regret it. We were friends but have not been in a few years.
She just filed for bankruptcy and I only found out since I call Sallie Mae EVERY month to make sure she makes her payment. They are not coming after me for the money but I did contact her to let her know that once the payments start up again (student loans are NOT discharged in bankruptcy) that she will need to continue making her payments.
She studied bankruptcy law and even clerked for a bankruptcy judge I have no idea what she thought she might discharge by filing for bankruptcy other than a car she recently bought (her boss co-signed)
do you have a PACER account? If you are curious, you can access her filing, which lists all the debts. I can check for you, too.
She lives in California now so I can't check up on her like I once did
THANKS!!!! check your e-mail. 
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