Preso for not paying CREDIT CARD?

[confabulousdudemike]

way ma priso brad, ayaw kabalaka.
Ang imong kabalak.an kay ang after effects if d jud nimo bayran imong credit cards.
di naka ka apply og loan once mag kinanghalan na jud ka for medical emergency or simply pang house mortgage or pang capital sa business.
basin sad d ka apply og trabaho sa maau og stable na company.
so in the long run mura sad ka og peneriso.
d ka ka take advantage sa imong mga pribilihiyo.
amigong tambag, musabot ra jud na ang bank issuers f d ka ka bayad sir sa imong credit card.
ky dli tanan adlaw adunahan ta.
himo lng og payment arrangement pra tagaan ka nila og amount bayran taga buwan na gaan para nimo hantud mabayran nimo tanan.

[nadine eidloth]

DLI ka ma.priso ts. Ayaw LNG kuha nbi clearance Kay DLI gyod ka makakuha. Staring ka didto. Damay pa kapareha apilyedo nimu. Okey ra na ts. Gamay ra any consequence

[cebugdev]

ayaw lang mo ug tuga-tuga kuha ug credit cards kung dli nnyu kaya bayran, kana lang jd ako advice.
do not use the money you dont have!
mag credit card ra ka if wala ka dala na money BUT naa kay money somewhere like in the bank ba karon para bayran dayon after purchase.
kay kanang credit card, kay sosyal ra na na version sa "utang", utang ra ghapon na

[lodyl]

DLI ka ma.priso ts. Ayaw LNG kuha nbi clearance Kay DLI gyod ka makakuha. Staring ka didto. Damay pa kapareha apilyedo nimu. Okey ra na ts. Gamay ra any consequence

Ako kaila bai kay bag-o lang nakakuha ug NBI bisan naa sya CC nga wala bayri since 2009... ang problema lang kay nakadawat lang sya bag-o ug letter from Risk Management sa CC nga wala niya bayri... BOOM...

[nadine eidloth]

Ako kaila bai kay bag-o lang nakakuha ug NBI bisan naa sya CC nga wala bayri since 2009... ang problema lang kay nakadawat lang sya bag-o ug letter from Risk Management sa CC nga wala niya bayri... BOOM...

Good luck...

[bloodberry]

Dugay nman ni na thread pero ang CC na utang dili maka affect sa imong NBI. Hello ang sa NBI kay criminal case na sila ang utang kay civil na. SO makuha ra japon na ang NBI. Kana usahay mga letter mo abot sa imo na gkan daw sa bank please examine it closely kay most of the time gikan na sa mga collector. Colletor that will scare and threathen you na mga taga LOW OFFICE as in LOW OFFICE JUD na ikiha ka nila or somthing to that effect. So be careful kinsa imong ka deal.

[starcatch]

Dugay nman ni na thread pero ang CC na utang dili maka affect sa imong NBI. Hello ang sa NBI kay criminal case na sila ang utang kay civil na. SO makuha ra japon na ang NBI. Kana usahay mga letter mo abot sa imo na gkan daw sa bank please examine it closely kay most of the time gikan na sa mga collector. Colletor that will scare and threathen you na mga taga LOW OFFICE as in LOW OFFICE JUD na ikiha ka nila or somthing to that effect. So be careful kinsa imong ka deal.

mao jd... kanang manokot nga kulang nalang mo ingon nga presohon nka..pugos kaayo maka sapot maka dala ug singil...

[lodyl]

Mao jud... i ignore nalang na sila mga bai... parehas sa akoang kauban...

[Balandido]

im not sure ani. sa bank hinoon ma erase imong name sa naay utang pero sa (Negative Data Base)NDB murag dili.

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walay ma preso sa CC here and abroad including sa middle east.

Unsay basehan mo bro nga moingon man ka walay na priso sa middle east,
please read below.

Filipinos in UAE caught in credit card trap
Philippine Daily Inquirer
2:04 am | Monday, August 22nd, 2011
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Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates—Before she arrived in this mecca of migrant labor at age 48, Evelyn Naces, a Filipino nurse, had never owned a credit card. Soon she had 14 credit cards—and like thousands of other foreign workers here, a trip to debtors’ prison.

The Philippine Embassy held a financial literacy program in June. Some workers borrowed at rates of 50 percent or more.

“When they put me in shackles, that was the worst,” said Naces, who had $27,000 in unpaid bills, mostly from helping her grown son start a business back in the Philippines that later failed. “I felt so degraded.”

For years, banks all but threw credit cards at the foreigners who come here in droves to work the malls and fill the office towers. The workers, many of them raised in poor countries and new to easy credit, spent beyond their means.

Staggering losses followed, with jail terms common for those who could not pay.

Whether cast as reckless lending or heedless borrowing, the stories of these foreign workers offer an unusual glimpse of the hidden emotions—webs of pride, guilt and family obligation—that follow millions of migrants across the globe.

Paki search nalang bro sa continuation sa internet kay taas na kau kung ato pa
i publish ang whole news diri.

[bloodberry]

Sorry i was not specific. What i meant to say was, if you have debt here in the Philippines and go abroad you will still not get imprison or deported back. Its not uncommon na naay mo contact through emails and maningil sa utang nmo and they will also threaten you na e.deport or mapriso pero that will not happen.

By the way am a SIS