BaseballFann0008 wrote:ur going to jail i hope ur umm yeah doesnt hurt
And someone had to correct my warrent/warrant mistake...
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Dear Mr. Myers: I am getting ready to apply for a mortgage. All of the payments on my car loan and credit cards are up-to-date, but I have some unpaid tickets for speeding and other traffic violations. Do the cops report unpaid fines to credit bureaus?
ANSWER: Only a handful of law-enforcement agencies across the nation directly report unpaid fines to credit bureaus, but this doesn't mean your reckless driving or bad parking habits won't come back to haunt you when you apply for a home mortgage.A growing number of police, sheriff's and highway-patrol departments are turning their unpaid tickets over to bill-collection agencies. If you get a notice from the bill-collector and don't pay it, there's a good chance that the unpaid bill will be reported to the credit bureaus. Having two or three unpaid tickets on your credit report can have the same effect as having a few delinquent credit-card accounts. People with unpaid bills pay higher rates to get a home loan, or don't get a mortgage at all.Pay your traffic tickets now, before they're turned over to a collection agency and stain your credit report. And as the sergeant on Hill Street Blues (one of my all-time favorite TV shows) used to say at the end of each morning squad meeting, "Be careful out there!"
Rirruto wrote:Dear Mr. Myers: I am getting ready to apply for a mortgage. All of the payments on my car loan and credit cards are up-to-date, but I have some unpaid tickets for speeding and other traffic violations. Do the cops report unpaid fines to credit bureaus?
ANSWER: Only a handful of law-enforcement agencies across the nation directly report unpaid fines to credit bureaus, but this doesn't mean your reckless driving or bad parking habits won't come back to haunt you when you apply for a home mortgage.A growing number of police, sheriff's and highway-patrol departments are turning their unpaid tickets over to bill-collection agencies. If you get a notice from the bill-collector and don't pay it, there's a good chance that the unpaid bill will be reported to the credit bureaus. Having two or three unpaid tickets on your credit report can have the same effect as having a few delinquent credit-card accounts. People with unpaid bills pay higher rates to get a home loan, or don't get a mortgage at all.Pay your traffic tickets now, before they're turned over to a collection agency and stain your credit report. And as the sergeant on Hill Street Blues (one of my all-time favorite TV shows) used to say at the end of each morning squad meeting, "Be careful out there!"
JTWood wrote:Phatferd wrote:JTWood wrote:dannyolbb wrote:But I don't want to pay them if I can keep getting away with it.
Wow... That's all I can say. Wow...
I don't know why you're being so hard on the guy for admitting that? We all naturally feel that way, at least he came out and said it.
I'd like to rob a bank so I could be a millionaire, rape a few women cause it would feel good, and maybe kill a few of my enemies while I'm at it - as long as I can get away with it.
Oh come on... We're all thinking it, right?
kingctb27 wrote:JTWood wrote:[*] It's spelled "warrant."[/list]Good luck!
Is just me or didanyone else find this hilarious.![]()
They guy is asking about tickets and you give him a gammer mistake. (yes, I know I probably just spelled grammer wronge)
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