Hey Quasi, I got a guy in Milwaukee for you. Very helpful, nice office staff too!

[guest]

 

[captain_kamala]

who knew that starship repo would be foreshadowing real life

 

[TheDarkFezRises]

I'm so excited for this next part of the saga. The Payment Plan Pay Pig episodes are going to be hilarious.

 

[Pringle Can Lothario]

Pig Pays Paki

 

[RobertMewler]

who knew that starship repo would be foreshadowing real life

Oh god, he probably pretended to be Captain Picard as he drove around in his shitty Mustang. "Warp speed, Number One. Make it so!" as he sped down the highway, breaking traffic laws.

 

[guest]

I'm so excited for this next part of the saga. The Payment Plan Pay Pig episodes are going to be hilarious.

You can ask the court for a payment plan, but the creditor has to agree. If not he'll have to go to court again and argue why he should be allowed to be on a payment plan when he's buying 5 thousand dollar appliances that take up 30% of the square footage in his half a kitchen. This is for small claims, but I think it applies for unlimited as well, I need to check my school notes (just kidding not a lawyer).

[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.courts.ca.gov/11398.htm[/URL]

1. If the creditor does not accept your proposed payment schedule, the court will probably hold a hearing to discuss your request and make a decision.

In California you can collect 10% interest (annually). This accrues during an appeal as well.

[URL unfurl="true"]https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_displaySection.xhtml?lawCode=CCP&sectionNum=685.010.[/URL]

(a) Interest accrues at the rate of 10 percent per annum on the principal amount of a money judgment remaining unsatisfied.

(b) The Legislature reserves the right to change the rate of interest provided in subdivision (a) at any time to a rate of less than 10 percent per annum, regardless of the date of entry of the judgment or the date any obligation upon which the judgment is based was incurred. A change in the rate of interest may be made applicable only to the interest that accrues after the operative date of the statute that changes the rate.

 

[Mr-Wrinkle-Paws]

Maybe find one of the "family" oriented collectors that will break your legs for not paying up

 

[Pringle Can Lothario]

Fatrick:

Sheeeeeeet. Only 10% interest? Why, with my 410 credit score the best I could get was 39.99%!

 

[guest]

In California you can collect 10% interest (annually). This accrues during an appeal as well.

Personal Finance Pat might soon get a crash course in compounding interest.

 

[SmellenShoehorn]

Pig Pays Paki

He'd better Paki his stuff and get out of that house so Quasi can start putting in his tandoori oven

 

[Mr-Wrinkle-Paws]

Personal Finance Pat might soon get a crash course in compounding interest.

I hope it was required class when he signed up for community college, also the one that broke the camels back when he said fuck it I'll never need to know any of this, I quit

 

[FurBurger]

Maybe find one of the "family" oriented collectors that will break your legs for not paying up

I think Quasi can sell the debt to one of those wholesome, salt-of-the-earth family collection agencies that'll pursue Fatrick to the ends of the earth.

If Pat thinks his family and friends are being bothered by phone calls and trespassers now....

 

[stealthygeek]

"You're all Repo babychilds--"









What if we are?

 

[Brooke Shields]

"You're all Repo babychilds--"









What if we are?

 

[Gay Faggot.]

Oh god, he probably pretended to be Captain Picard as he drove around in his shitty Mustang. "Warp speed, Number One. Make it so!" as he sped down the highway, breaking traffic laws.

“Sped” being the keyword here.

 

[Sexual_Tyrannosaurus]

Oh god, he probably pretended to be Captain Picard as he drove around in his shitty Mustang. "Warp speed, Number One. Make it so!" as he sped down the highway, breaking traffic laws.

"I'm so embarrassed, this isn't who I am, judge child."