Now that Citigroup is bailed out, does that mean I don't have to pay off my credit cards with them?

uppityperson

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Mon Nov-24-08 12:05 PM
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Now that Citigroup is bailed out, does that mean I don't have to pay off my credit cards with them?

I know, it doesn't. But it would be nice.

I wonder if "I'm too big to fail!" argument would work or if it would only deteriorate into "you need to take responsibility for your size"?

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proud2BlibKansan

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Mon Nov-24-08 12:09 PM
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1. Yes

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liberal N proud

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Mon Nov-24-08 12:10 PM
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2. The worst part...

Those mortgages that Citigroup claimed were the cause of their problems will still be responsibility of the homeowners.

If they are still in their homes, they will still have to pay the mortgage. If not they will still have the foreclosure on their records.

Meanwhile Citi just keeps on partying.

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LeftHander

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Mon Nov-24-08 12:41 PM
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3. they can continue to spend more getting you to pay than the debt you owe...nt

Edited on Mon Nov-24-08 12:41 PM by LeftHander

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