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Occulus Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Aug-24-09 01:50 AM
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44. I've thought about this some in the past, and I have a question:
how do we deal with the credit bureaus?

Unless we address that as well, a national credit card strike will turn around and hurt us in the long term, with everything from being able to get a job in the future to being able to find housing.

If we were to nonpay them out of business (perfectly acceptable; these legal entities aren't even alive), they would make sure we all paid for it, and paid dearly. We already know that these are supremely vindictive companies; why throw them a weapon they can use from the grave?
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