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Anyone in washington state that would let me ride a can am spyder
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prisondude
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You ALWAYS have much more than you think you do...
Lost what made me happy last year.
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PrisonDude,
It's just hard not to comment on this one. Skip what I'm saying if you don't want to hear what I think, because I'm going to honest about what I think.
You say you have bad credit, which translates into having borrowed money and not repaid it. That means, when you have unfulfilled promises to repay money you owe, you feel that strangers should pay for an expensive, luxury item that you want simply because you want it.
I hate to break this you, but you aren't the victim here. There are a multitude of choices you have made in the past that have put you where you are today. Those choices would have been essentially the same had X, Y and Z not happened to you.
I don't think it's ever too late for change, but that begins by taking responsibility for your decisions and making choices to be responsible for yourself, and to keep your word to the best of your ability (including past promises). We can all grow, and I've found that in my attempts to become a better person I become more, rather than less, successful. Sometimes that costs me money in the short term, or doesn't seem to have any identifiable return benefit to me, but in the end it absolutely pays off.
Honestly, I wish you the best in the future, and hope you are willing to create that for yourself, because it isn't anything that others can give you in a meaningful way.
It's just hard not to comment on this one. Skip what I'm saying if you don't want to hear what I think, because I'm going to honest about what I think.
You say you have bad credit, which translates into having borrowed money and not repaid it. That means, when you have unfulfilled promises to repay money you owe, you feel that strangers should pay for an expensive, luxury item that you want simply because you want it.
I hate to break this you, but you aren't the victim here. There are a multitude of choices you have made in the past that have put you where you are today. Those choices would have been essentially the same had X, Y and Z not happened to you.
I don't think it's ever too late for change, but that begins by taking responsibility for your decisions and making choices to be responsible for yourself, and to keep your word to the best of your ability (including past promises). We can all grow, and I've found that in my attempts to become a better person I become more, rather than less, successful. Sometimes that costs me money in the short term, or doesn't seem to have any identifiable return benefit to me, but in the end it absolutely pays off.
Honestly, I wish you the best in the future, and hope you are willing to create that for yourself, because it isn't anything that others can give you in a meaningful way.
prisondude
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Just because someone has bad credit doesn't mean irresponsibility I went bankrupt over a year ago it happens to the best of us. I am just a victim with the problems of banks not giving people a chance and also because they don't see them as transportation. Have you ever had medical bills that just never went away and the collections just take down your credit? There are reasons why getting loans are difficult I am rebuilding my credit the same problem applies to getting a car. First was the debt to income ratio now it's just not having installment loan history. But how do you get an installment loan when you don't get the credit my scores are averaging 660 which is fair but I am not at least three years post bk. I am expecting a settlement shortly from the insurance but honestly a ride even as a passenger should not be hard. I admit we all make mistakes but to believe it or not I have done a lot to change my credit habits. When you're limited to what you are allowed to make it gets hard to ask a bank for a loan. I'm limited to 1100 monthly in income to keep disability earnings it's just bad timing to have lost my motorcycle. I had always made payments on my 16 Yamaha R3 but my roommate doesn't have the capital to loan 10k. I have stupidly high limits on cards that I never use which is agitating cause like am I really going use 7k on care credit or 4k on trek bikes. Seriously my credit isn't that bad. I have done so much for people and then when I needed the help they bail so whats it say when comes to humanity. I did not ask to loose the one thing that kept me going that took years to get which was my motorcycle. If it was not for two car accidents I would be riding now and happier.
GOZFST
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Just because someone has bad credit doesn't mean irresponsibility I went bankrupt over a year ago it happens to the best of us.
Very true.
I am just a victim with the problems of banks not giving people a chance and also because they don't see them as transportation.
If you view yourself as a "victim" you will have a very tough time recovering.
But how do you get an installment loan when you don't get the credit my scores are averaging 660 which is fair but I am not at least three years post bk.
How long have you been trying to get a loan? Have you been saving the money you would have been spending on the loan payments? That would probably be a good sign of financial responsibility to the banks.
I'm limited to 1100 monthly in income to keep disability earnings
If you are capable of making more money why don't you? That again would show financial responsibility.
my roommate doesn't have the capital to loan 10k
What does your roommate have to do with your lack of credit?
I have stupidly high limits on cards that I never use which is agitating cause like am I really going use 7k on care credit or 4k on trek bikes
Not sure what this means, but if you have that high of credit limits on your credit cards why not use them to buy a Spyder?
I have done so much for people and then when I needed the help they bail so whats it say when comes to humanity
Blaming others for your problems isn't going to help.
Don't mean to beat up on you, but you seem to take no responsibility in this.
Bob Denman
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After all:
After all:
I agree dont kick some one when their down! lift them up!! we all could be next.
Bob Denman
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It's a message of resolve and hope... :thumbup:
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