It always makes me laugh when people try to use ridiculous threats to try to get something for free. I'll never understand why people think they shouldn't have to pay what they owe.
Am I the only one that kind of likes this idea? We're told we need a good education, from a college in order to get a good job. So we take out loans to pay for said education...only to graduate and not be able to find a job with our degree?
I could argue that we paid for services rendered with an expected outcome, and unlike the chiropractor thing it wouldn't be a chronic issue, and we failed to receive what was expected.
I'd be an idiot...but I could argue it.
bleedingglitter 24
Student loans are soul crushing pits of doom. Especially when you graduate and can't find a decent paying job. I've thought about moving out of the country several times in anxiety fueled panics when I get those calls.
In the UK we get out loans from the government, it has a mildly positive impact on your credit score (as it suggests a higher education, therefore higher potential pay) you also only start paying it back once you earn more than £15k(maybe higher I forget) a year, at which level you'd pay something like £100 a year. My partner is on roughly £22k and paid £150ish this year. However, other places will give you "student" loans which have far less agreeable terms.
I started a new job in student loan customer service and the first call I took was someone stating she doesn't have loans and I was told to "drop dead b***h"
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brocho 26
Lol, tell him to go ahead. We'll see how well that holds up in court.
smirnoff1589 9
What an IDIOT!
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pete9913 23
It always makes me laugh when people try to use ridiculous threats to try to get something for free. I'll never understand why people think they shouldn't have to pay what they owe.
iAmDictionary 13
Well somebody definitely wasn't a finance major
The_Sadist 13
Am I the only one that kind of likes this idea? We're told we need a good education, from a college in order to get a good job. So we take out loans to pay for said education...only to graduate and not be able to find a job with our degree? I could argue that we paid for services rendered with an expected outcome, and unlike the chiropractor thing it wouldn't be a chronic issue, and we failed to receive what was expected. I'd be an idiot...but I could argue it.
bleedingglitter 24
Student loans are soul crushing pits of doom. Especially when you graduate and can't find a decent paying job. I've thought about moving out of the country several times in anxiety fueled panics when I get those calls.
vb68_fml 28
And that guy is my dad..:
alkerh 8
In the UK we get out loans from the government, it has a mildly positive impact on your credit score (as it suggests a higher education, therefore higher potential pay) you also only start paying it back once you earn more than £15k(maybe higher I forget) a year, at which level you'd pay something like £100 a year. My partner is on roughly £22k and paid £150ish this year. However, other places will give you "student" loans which have far less agreeable terms.
inolongercare 19
If they aren't his and he was fraudulently charged he is probably freaking out and I understand. If they are his, he is an ass
smoothies14 32
My guess is he didn't do very well in college.
DasBug101312 6
I started a new job in student loan customer service and the first call I took was someone stating she doesn't have loans and I was told to "drop dead b***h"
oneil06 6
well that guy has no sense.