18 Responses to “Is a Credit Card Bailout Next?”

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   November 8th, 2008 @ 1:14 pm

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10. Pj Masters
    November 9th, 2008 @ 9:17 am

    The credit card companies are the worst at gouging the consumers and having no compasion for when times are rough. At the worst time in our economy in my 51 yrs all my rates have increased even though the feds have dropped rates to the lowest ever. I would not bailout one unless they become more sensitive to the human factor and quit raping every consumer with outrangous rates, and late fees, and posting irregularities that allow them to charge more fees.

11. Ruskin
    November 9th, 2008 @ 2:20 pm

    The credit card companies/banks that were so liberal in extending this high interest rate credit should be allowed to fail if that is what it comes to. The current bailout and ownership of banks moves our country far too close to socialism than I am comfortable. If it hurts the credit of the consumers that bought too many iPhones, flat panel TV’s, surround sound systems, etc., then so be it. It’s time for business and consumers to take responsibility for their own actions.

12. admin
    November 9th, 2008 @ 6:09 pm

    Yeah, I think the consumer should be expected to pay his or her debts, but the problem is that the government didn’t force the mortgage companies to do that.

13. The Buzz » Blog Archive » Subprime Blogger » is a Credit Card Bailout Next?
    November 10th, 2008 @ 9:52 am

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14. Clif
    November 12th, 2008 @ 7:17 pm

    Give me a break. Credit card bailout. Let those who have enjoyed the “good life” suffer for their unwillingness to pay, wait and save, or exercise patience, prior to buying a bunch of useless shit. Give them poor credit ratings, cut them off for many, many years and let society know the kind of people they are. That is, greedy Americans with a gotta have it now mentality.

15. ozymandias888
    November 13th, 2008 @ 9:14 pm

    I have a credit card (unused) with a 30k limit. My wife has just been offered one for $50k. I’m sure we could get more.

    What is wrong with this plan? Borrow $100k. Go to Vegas. Bet on black. If we win, we pay off the cards and have maybe $70k after taxes. If we lose, the rest of you pick up the tab, and the government moves us into a foreclosed house.

    I mean, why not capitalize on our good credit ratings while it still means something?

16. Subprime Blogger » Subprime Loans are the Cause of this Mess?
    January 15th, 2009 @ 12:23 pm

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17. badcreditnomore
    February 1st, 2009 @ 12:38 am

    I think that most of those credit card companys deserve to go out of business..if they made bad decisions on who they gave credit to than they took a gamble and lost..not much different than putting it all on red at the roullette table and losing..wheres my bailout?

18. Subprime Blogger / Mortgage Rate Predictions - March 19th
    March 16th, 2009 @ 3:52 pm

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