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Re: National Arbitration Forum
Posted by Dee on 3/28/05

    On 1/24/05, mark wrote:
    > If you did not sign the agreement with MBNA or presently live in the
    > county of NAF, it can be kicked.....On 7/17/04, DC wrote:
    >> On 7/08/04, Dave Schwimmer wrote:
    >>> Below is what I've been able to dig up so far. Hope it helps
    >>> you and I'm looking for more so if you get any more info
    >>> please email it to me.
    >>> Thank You,
    >>> Dave Schwimmer

    I also received a document that looked legal regarding a credit card
    balance that I owe ($1,950) I called them and tried to make some type
    of payment arrangement-I explained to them that my reason for non-
    payment was bc I was laid off, and since then I could only find part-
    time work. I tried making a payment arrangement but they wanted me to
    pay $480 a month, an amount I cant afford at all; working part-time
    and having three children. They were not helpful and told me that I
    was being sued and I had no choice but to pay this debt or have my
    wages garnished.
    I've been trying to find information on the web related to this issue.
    Since I've been laid off I decided to go to school full time so that I
    can obtain a better job that would help me pay my bills. Now I'm
    afraid that my wages will be garnished and I will no longer be able to
    continue with my educational goals. What can they do to me legally.
    Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.

    Dee in PA

     
     

 
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