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<blockquote data-quote="donna723" data-source="post: 238847" data-attributes="member: 1883"><p>You might want to remind these people that YOU hold all the cards in this game and that if <em>they</em> don't agree to work with <em>you</em>, then they get zip-nada-nothing!</p><p> </p><p>You're trying to take care of your sons debt because you believe that it's the honorable thing to do, not because you're obligated. They extended credit to <em>him</em>, not <em>you</em>, and legally you have no obligation to pay them a dime! They have no hope of collecting from him - you're their only chance. You might want to remind them of that, and tell them that they can either agree to <em>your</em> terms or they get nothing at all - their choice! They can either work with you or they can <u>shove it</u>! It's up to them. YOU'VE got the upper hand in this, not them. And I LOVE Lisa's suggestion - you might want to cut loose with a few random giggles when you're telling them all this!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="donna723, post: 238847, member: 1883"] You might want to remind these people that YOU hold all the cards in this game and that if [I]they[/I] don't agree to work with [I]you[/I], then they get zip-nada-nothing! You're trying to take care of your sons debt because you believe that it's the honorable thing to do, not because you're obligated. They extended credit to [I]him[/I], not [I]you[/I], and legally you have no obligation to pay them a dime! They have no hope of collecting from him - you're their only chance. You might want to remind them of that, and tell them that they can either agree to [I]your[/I] terms or they get nothing at all - their choice! They can either work with you or they can [U]shove it[/U]! It's up to them. YOU'VE got the upper hand in this, not them. And I LOVE Lisa's suggestion - you might want to cut loose with a few random giggles when you're telling them all this! [/QUOTE]
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